When you say guards you're slipping back into your assumption, you're slipping back to be like Blum.
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The euro fetched $1.0596, slipping back from Wednesday's high of $1.0666.
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And it recently spiked at nearly $1 before slipping back somewhat.
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Now, observers and diplomats fear Sri Lanka is slipping back into illiberal democracy.
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The 2-year yield also hit 2.57 percent before slipping back to 2.55 percent.
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Veterans of the Cold War era see a rapid slipping back into old patterns.
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And that to me looked like slipping back into that other way of being.
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The euro on Thursday fell 0.5 percent against the dollar, slipping back below $53.
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Weirdly, It's a Wonderful Life seems to be slipping back into the mists of time.
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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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Now, I can feel myself slipping back in to the same pattern of overcommitting myself.
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Several others fled, most likely slipping back across the border into Somalia, the officials said.
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Despite a recent public market resurgence, the company is slipping back toward its IPO price.
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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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Newly middle-class Chileans fear that it does not protect them from slipping back into poverty.
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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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Kathryn Dennis appears to be slipping back into old habits — and her friends aren't having it.
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Slipping back to the center in preparation for a general election battle, which is something Mrs.
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In March, that number jumped to 46 percent, before slipping back to 25 percent in April.
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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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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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Italy's 10-year government bond yield initially rose two basis points before slipping back to flat ,.
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Then he turned mean and insulting and condescending, and I started slipping back into the bubble.
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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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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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Since Sinkhole Day, inconsequential items from between now and then have been slipping back into the present.
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It might seem that Central Europe, once home to Nazis and Stalinists, is slipping back into totalitarianism.
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TCJA accomplished its proponents' objective of investment-led economic growth, but standing in place means slipping back.
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Slipping back into her old surroundings had presented a few obstacles, including being around people who drink.
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DOPS ineffectiveness aside, let's focus more on Marchand and why he's slipping back into his old ways.
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The lions took turns, grabbing the tattered notes between their teeth before slipping back into the night.
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Three times as many Europeans may have gone to Syria, some slipping back undetected, with disastrous consequences.
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The data overshadowed unemployment rate slipping back below 4 percent and the best annual wage growth since 2009.
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Maybe Hillary's health really is slipping — back in her prime, she never would have forgotten to destroy evidence.
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Clarkson should feel comfortable slipping back into the hosting gig after she performed the same duties last year.
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"I do apologize," he said, before slipping back into a cramped hotel conference room in the capital of Brasilia.
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The club's Frankfurt-listed shares briefly opened up 2.4 percent, before then slipping back by around that same amount.
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China's exports fell by 1.8 percent in April, slipping back again after having surged 11.5 on-year in March.
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Finally, his muscles relaxed, enough for her to feel safe about slipping back into the eroticism of the moment.
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Prices have surged almost 210% this year, reaching $0003,2000 an ounce on Tuesday, before slipping back to around $22020,22023.
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After a few weeks, however, she "started slipping back to wanting to get drunk," so took another dose of kambo.
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" Slipping back into his gregarious, oblivious portrayal of Biden, Sudeikis said, "You guys know that I'm a tactile politician, right?
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I plan on slipping back into a pair of compression boots when my legs start to feel sore or fatigued.
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The local currency briefly extended gains after Ramaphosa's speech before slipping back to trade 0.31 percent firmer against the dollar.
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I felt myself downplaying my femininity, slipping back into a uniform that made me feel more comfortable in my workplace.
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The early session was mixed for emerging-market currencies, with most Asian currencies slipping back while commodity-backed currencies remained steady.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield hit a three-week high of 3.010 percent before quickly slipping back to 2.948 percent .
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The Fed's labour-market conditions index also fell in August, slipping back into negative territory after a positive reading in July.
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But an expected title challenge has failed to materializes this year with Ferrari slipping back behind Vettel's former team Red Bull.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield hit a three-week high of 3.010 percent before quickly slipping back to 2.973 percent .
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In it, he makes plain the dangers of slipping back toward stop-and-frisk practices driven by a focus on numbers.
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Among other precious metals, palladium hit a five-week high of $7.23 an ounce before slipping back to $744.95, up 0.9 percent.
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As with manufacturing, however, the outlook was less buoyant, with the index seen slipping back to 26 in the coming three months.
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The Federal Reserve's labour-market conditions index also fell in August, slipping back into negative territory after a positive reading in July.
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Earlier last year, Abdelhamid Abaaoud was able to direct planning for the Belgian conspiracy from Athens before slipping back to Syria undetected.
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But the dollar did recover a little after the numbers, with the pound slipping back, trading at around $1.2950 by 1415 GMT.
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After he climbed into the low teens in December, more recent public polls have shown Mr. Christie slipping back into the single digits.
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But, instead of zapping bad guys for no reason, you play by living up to your promises — or slipping back into old habits.
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In addition, as trade agreements were adopted, overall job growth in the U.S. has trended upward over time, only slipping back during recessions.
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After the GDP report, bond yields temporarily rose, with the 10-year reaching a high of 2.10% before slipping back down to 2.07%.
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Sebastian is taking some sort of medication that suppresses his Tyler Durden side, but he eventually starts slipping back between his two personalities.
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The offshore yuan traded at 7.0026 yuan per dollar, slipping back from a four-month high of 6.9247 per dollar hit last week.
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However, with 22-year Treasury yields slipping back below 13-year highs reached earlier this week, most European stock markets traded close to flat.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield reached a peak of 2.733 percent in Asian trading on Tuesday, the highest since April 2014, before slipping back.
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Since then, he—like Patrick Schnur—tried every treatment option available, but kept slipping back until five years ago, when he got clean for good.
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The optimism was however, short-lived with all major indices slipping back into negative territory and the pan-European index STOXX 600 closing 0.2% lower.
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In fixed income markets, the Ifo data helped Germany's benchmark 423-year bond yield to briefly stray back into positive territory, before slipping back sub-zero.
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Trader sentiment and options-trading patterns have reached short-term extremes typical of a market susceptible to stalling or perhaps even slipping back a few percent.
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The euro eased 0.1 percent to $1.1830, slipping back slightly after setting a 2-1/2 year high of $1.1846 in early Asian trade on Tuesday.
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Japan, the world's third largest economy, is stalling yet once again and slipping back into deflation at a time when credibility in Abenomics is rapidly dwindling.
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The pound climbed to the day's high $33 after the data, up from $1.3335 beforehand, before slipping back to $1.33, up 0.2 percent on the day.
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Yet about one-third of noncitizen federal inmates are serving time only for immigration-related offenses, such as slipping back into the country after being deported.
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When Germany went through the Holocaust, they had memorials, they have laws that are enacted today to prevent oppression from ever slipping back into their country.
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The Mexican peso spiked 0.2 percent to its strongest level of the day after news of progress on the autos element of talks, before slipping back.
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Brent crude oil jumped by $1.89, or 3 percent, to a high of $63.58 before slipping back to trade around $62.25, up 56 cents by 1425 GMT.
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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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Oil prices fell on Thursday, slipping back from four-month highs as investors focused on the risk that emerging market crises and trade disputes could dent demand.
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These unforced errors have likely contributed to Clinton slipping back into the familiar pattern of avoiding press conferences even though it draws criticism from journalists and Republicans.
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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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But I'm learning to forgive myself for slipping back into those habits, just like I'm forgiving myself for thinking so poorly of my body for all those years.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks touched to a fresh eight-month high on Wednesday, before slipping back, as yield-hungry investors continued to hunt for bargains.
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She confirmed the Legally Blonde 3 news by slipping back into the pink sequin bikini Elle Woods wore for her Harvard Law application in the original 2001 film.
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And if you should stop on a hill, and it's a tough trick to get a Miura rolling forward again without slipping back or stalling in the process.
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German 30-year government bond yields climbed into positive territory on Tuesday for the first time since August on expectations of increased borrowing before slipping back below zero.
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Slipping back to 1938, the story finds Joan (now played by Sophie Cookson) studying physics at Cambridge and falling under the spell of the glamorous Sonya (Tereza Srbova).
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback versus a basket of major currencies, rose by around 1.373% last week, before slipping back Friday following some disappointing economic data.
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The Japanese yen, a perceived safe-haven in times of market turmoil and political tensions, touched a seven-month high of 105.520 per dollar before slipping back to 106.290.
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The Japanese yen, a perceived safe-haven in times of market turmoil and political tensions, touched a seven-month high of 13 per dollar before slipping back to 106.180.
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The shark violently shakes as it tries to make its way back into the water below, but its long dorsal fin keeps it from slipping back into the ocean.
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I now take acid or psilocybin every month, or five to six weeks, in a ritualized manner, or whenever I feel my psyche slipping back into that negative mindset.
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A central bank indicator showed economic activity in Brazil rose in May, the first increase this year and an indication that the country may avoid slipping back into recession.
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At the same time, Washington wants to keep Myanmar from slipping back into China's orbit at a time when U.S. officials are trying to forge a unified regional front.
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In a video posted on Instagram by Brandon Mooney, tiny dog Veda adorably fails at climbing up the long drive, instead slipping back toward the edge of the street.
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" Slipping back into the booth, Ms. Mann said that 40 years ago the waitress had "typed my master's thesis in creative writing, and her daughter babysat for my kids.
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"Many of us, and many have reflected to me, that things are becoming more entrenched and progress that has been made is maybe slipping back a bit," Martin said.
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Slipping back and forth across dotted yellow lines over the Morrison Bridge and into downtown, I felt the power that had attracted me to motorcycles in the first place.
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The new fighting added to a sense that Syria risked slipping back into all-out war, as a partial truce and an effort at political talks collapsed in tandem.
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"Our progress seems to be slipping back a little," he said, adding that some reasons for this are poor outcomes in respiratory diseases and some cancers like lung cancer.
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Perfectly slipping back into swashbuckling character, the 20173-year-old actor rambled and pointed his sword at the guests, who made sure to capture the shocking encounter on their phones.
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Spot palladium rose as high as $2299,21 per ounce before slipping back to trade steady $2311,21 as of 2268 GMT, and has risen nearly 797.503 percent so far this month.
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British government bond futures briefly edged higher to touch a high of 120.74 after the data, 44 ticks up on the day, before slipping back to their pre-data levels.
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It's like coming home, that feeling of taking off who I am now and slipping back into the skin of who I was, back before I had responsibilities to worry about.
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John Wick had immense successes turning Keanu Reeves into an action hero as Manhattan businessman, slipping back into his suit and his assassin life after years of retirement in New Jersey.
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The pound hit the day's high of $1.3467 after the retail sales data, before slipping back to $1.3447, up 0.2 percent on the day, as the focus returned to the BoE.
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After what we have gone through, I cannot see people like me, who have learned to see water for the precious, finite resource it is, slipping back to our old lax ways.
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Even after removing the threat of major collapses by bailing out some of its lenders, Italy's financial system is ill-equipped to support an economy at risk of slipping back into recession.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Economic activity in Brazil rose in May, a central bank indicator showed on Monday, the first increase this year and an indication that Brazil may avoid slipping back into recession.
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Reese marked the 15th anniversary of "Legally Blonde" by slipping back into a bunch of her wardrobe from the flick ... and wisely included the bikini she wore during that Harvard essay scene.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's 20193 crude steel output is expected to set an annual record of 923 million tonnes before slipping back to 900 million tonnes next year, a government consultancy said on Monday.
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It's interesting to note that as a Canadian, Drake initially had to conform to American rap standards and only now, with more fame, is slipping back into the Torontonian culture of his home.
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BRASILIA, June 14 (Reuters) - Brazilian economic activity fell in April, a central bank indicator showed on Friday, the fourth consecutive monthly decline and another indication that Brazil may be slipping back into recession.
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Elsewhere, Severide (Taylor Kinney) continues in his efforts for a bone marrow procedure to help Anna (Charlotte Sullivan), but when things don't go as planned, he finds himself slipping back into old habits.
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Witherspoon last confirmed the possibility of a third movie back in June 2018 by slipping back into the pink sequin bikini Elle wore for her Harvard Law application in the original 2001 film.
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Oil prices have surged more than 35 percent since the middle of last year, with Brent crude briefly rising above $70 a barrel before slipping back below the psychologically important level on Wednesday.
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Certainly, early price action on Monday saw some upward momentum, with Shanghai copper futures rising as much as 0.4% to 47,190 yuan ($6,869) a tonne initially, before slipping back to be virtually unchanged.
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An opinion poll by market research company Opinium for the Observer showed that the Conservatives had gained support over the past week, with Labour holding steady and the Liberal Democrats slipping back slightly.
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LEAD: LME lead closed 2885% up at $1,914 a tonne as the premium for cash metal over the three-month contract surged above $40, its highest since early 2017, before slipping back.
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And on Thursday, the 20203-year-old actress confirmed the Legally Blonde 3 news by slipping back into the pink sequin bikini Elle wore for her Harvard Law application in the original 2001 film.
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Even as more nuanced, non-gendered roles — like NASA "computers" in Hidden Figures — have earned women accolades just this year, slipping back into these male-approved archetypes is a knee-jerk lever to pull.
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They struggled to build on that form and are currently second in the constructors' championship — without a win and in danger of slipping back to third with resurgent Red Bull just one point behind.
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The U.N. warned this month that Somalia, crippled by decades of war, risks slipping back into famine as five million people, or more than four out of 10 residents, do not have enough food.
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"For the government, the ultimate goal is clear: Switzerland's security and the protection of its population are top priorities," it said, adding it would try to prevent the jihadists from slipping back into Switzerland.
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GOLAN HEIGHTS — Quietly, over the last year, hundreds of sick Syrian children and their chaperones have been whisked across enemy lines at dawn for treatment at clinics in Israel, slipping back home after dark.
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LEAD: LME lead closed 2885% up at $1,914 a tonne as the premium for cash metal over the three-month contract MPB0-3 surged above $40, its highest since early 2017, before slipping back.
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Read on to learn five interesting facts about the 47-year-old retired professional athlete, who will be slipping back into sequins and tights once again to perform in front of a national audience. 1.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent on Thursday, slipping back from four-month highs as investors focused on the risk that emerging market crises and trade disputes could dent demand even as supply tightens.
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As they all parted, DaBaby slipped one boy a crisp $100 bill and told the group to split it, slipping back into the relative safety of the SUV as they sprinted down the block squealing.
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Cars were abandoned; people were out of the cars pushing others that were slipping back; and those that were on the other side of these cars were in jeopardy of being hit by sliding vehicles.
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Guzmán broke out of a prison in central Mexico on July 11, quickly slipping back into his cartel's traditional stronghold in northwest Mexico, an area known as the Golden Triangle for its extensive drug cultivation.
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"If you ever do to anyone else what you did to Beth...I will be back," the figure says, punctuating the warning by burying a knife in the rapist's leg and slipping back out the window.
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Axiare's share price jumped as much as 15.5 percent to a record high of 18.89 euros, before slipping back to 18.48 euros by 1606 GMT, when shares in Colonial were down 2 percent at 7.54 euros.
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The dollar will continue to strengthen against the euro as well as the yen, with the common currency likely slipping back below the psychologically-significant $1.15 handle, said Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Thailand has proposed building a wall along its 640-km (398-mile) southern border to stop the insurgents slipping back and forth into Malaysia, which analysts say they use as a safe area to plan attacks.
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The dollar will continue to strengthen against the euro as well as the yen, with the common currency likely slipping back below the psychologically significant $1.15 handle, said Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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NAIROBI, Jan 8643 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Somalia risks slipping back into famine, the United Nations, said on Tuesday, as worsening drought has left millions without food, water or healthcare in a country crippled by decades of war.
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With the chance of a ECB rate cut priced at about 50-50, the euro was at a two-month trough, German Bund yields were slipping back towards record lows and Europe's main stock markets shuffled higher.
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But, slipping back into campaign mode, Trump spent far more time touting the controversial policies that pleased the cheering supporters who flocked to his Wednesday night rally than the signature legislative achievement he is struggling to obtain.
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In North Dakota, permit requests rose by 10 to 66 in April, according to the latest readout and the rig count inched up to 28 last month before slipping back to a decade-long low of 27.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's economy likely expanded by 0.2% in the second quarter, according to a Reuters poll of economists, a sluggish pace of growth but enough to mean Latin America's largest economy avoided slipping back into recession.
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The start of the new year has come and gone, and in the process of slipping back into your down coat and your daily routine, chances are you've left all of those shiny, new resolutions back in December.
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With the chance of a ECB rate cut now priced at about 423.093-2423.09, the euro was at a two-month trough, German Bund yields were slipping back towards record lows and Europe's main stock markets shuffled higher.
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As investors breathed a collective sigh of relief at what the market regarded as the best of several possible outcomes, the euro soared 2 percent to $1.09395 when markets opened in Asia before slipping back to around $1.0886.
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You can safely duck out of the theater and spend a good 20 minutes on the claw machine or Instagram, slipping back in to catch the final song and the sequel-teasing extra scene during the end credits.
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BRASILIA, July 15 (Reuters) - Economic activity in Brazil rose in May, a central bank indicator showed on Monday, snapping a run of four consecutive monthly declines and offering an indication that Brazil may avoid slipping back into recession.
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"I agree his speeches are conciliatory but at the same time I see a tendency of slipping back into dictatorship, with both state and private media delving into creating a cult of personality around the new leader," Yilikal said.
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Yet after finishing stronger on Wednesday, sterling's upward trajectory carried on in Thursday's session with the currency breaching the important $1.30 level in early afternoon trade before slipping back to hover just shy of it later in the day.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Mexico's currency weakened on Wednesday, slipping back from its strongest level in 1-1/2 weeks as investors waited for the government to deliver the 2017 budget after news of the replacement of the finance minister.
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Bond and commodity markets remained firmly on the backfoot however with most benchmark government bond yields up on the day and Brent oil slipping back towards $111.033 a barrel again for what will be its worst week in over two months.
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Last June, Witherspoon confirmed that she was reprising her iconic Legally Blonde character for a third installment of the beloved film franchise — slipping back into the pink sequin bikini Elle wore for her Harvard Law application in the original 2001 film.
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Fog seems to emerge from isolation once every few years or so, putting a band together just long enough to record his songs and play a few shows, before dissolving the lineup yet again, slipping back from whence he came.
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Turkey's lira, another major casualty in what is now a six month sell-off in emerging markets, was slipping back again after it had been boosted on Thursday by talk of an end to the country's 'state of emergency' restrictions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell more than 22 percent on Thursday, with Brent slipping back from four-month highs as investors focused on the risk that emerging market crises and trade disputes could dent demand even as supply tightens.
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While millions of Brazilians were slipping back into poverty, the party that had come to power vowing to represent the masses and drive out impunity was taking part in the same kind of corruption that had long characterized the country's ruling classes.
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Thomas Renard, a senior research fellow at Belgium's Egmont Institute, told VICE News that "controlled" repatriations were a far better option than the prevailing inaction by European countries towards their ISIS fighters, which raised the risk of jihadists slipping back home undetected.
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But, whether you first wore them as a toddler (shoutout, Oshkosh B'Gosh), as an ode to TLC, or to your first Coachella trip, it's time to put all previous connotations aside and reconsider slipping back into a pair of overalls this summer. Why?
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Slipping back and forth between conversational Spanish and English with a man seeking naloxone and fentanyl test strips, she moved methodically step-by-step, beginning with an overview of the physical symptoms of overdose: blue nails or lips, skin discoloration and shallow breaths.
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History tells us that slipping back into a world of protectionism does not offer a recipe for growth, so Trump needs to offer an alternative solution – one that doesn't further alienate him from his own party, which traditionally has always been pro-trade.
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This may lend iron ore some support, but probably not enough to prevent prices from slipping back closer to the $75 a tonne seen just before the Vale dam disaster, with the risk of further weakness if the U.S.-China trade war escalates even further.
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This may lend iron ore some support, but probably not enough to prevent prices from slipping back closer to the $75 a ton seen just before the Vale dam disaster, with the risk of further weakness if the U.S.-China trade war escalates even further.
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The World Health Organization has warned that antibiotic resistance is a serious global threat, and that if we don't take action, we could risk slipping back into a dark ages of medicine, where safe surgery is impossible and even a scraped knee could be deadly.
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"Most people would see the 'before' me — thinner, more toned — and assume that I was far healthier, when in reality I was utterly obsessed with losing weight and slipping back into an eating disorder that nearly killed me when I was 15," she said.
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In just his second major start, at the 2010 PGA, he contended for the title in the final round before slipping back into a tie for 10th, then went on to post runner-up spots at the Masters and the U.S. Open the following year.
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Shares in JD Sports rose as much as 8.2 percent on Tuesday, making them the highest percentage riser on the FTSE mid-cap index, before slipping back to trade 5.0 percent higher at 1043 GMT, or a rise of 13 percent so far this year.
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Some disappointment on the Brexit negotiations progress is also becoming apparent in the foreign exchange derivatives markets, with one-month risk reversals, an indicator of how much sterling calls are purchased relative to puts, slipping back after hitting a two-month high earlier this week.
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The financing, the persistence of Islamic State attacks and the ease with which its forces are slipping back and forth across the Afghan-Pakistan border, are some of the reasons Waziri is not boasting too much about territorial inroads against the group this year.
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But there is also a defiance that exists outside all that at work, a confused and searching leviathan of solidarity that heaves massively into view at the street protests that have marked the last two weeks before slipping back under the city's usual churning surface.
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The dollar index posted its fourth positive session in a row and its highest level since January 20 before slipping back only marginally in early trade on Wednesday as Yellen's remarks were interpreted as placing greater emphasis on the possibility of a hike at each upcoming meeting.
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The debate over how the world's most powerful central bank should best communicate policy was prompted by a research paper that warned the Fed against slipping back into the trap of an over-reliance on time frames in explaining when it planned to adjust interest rates.
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In the latest example of a humanitarian crisis that has been looming for months, the U.N. appealed for $864 million on Tuesday for Somalia, saying the Horn of Africa country risks slipping back into famine as a worsening drought has left millions without food, water or healthcare.
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Certainly Mr. Hanks, slipping back into the role of the so-called symbologist Robert Langdon for a third time, is a master of that great Hollywood sleight of hand in which a big star beguiles you so artfully that you don't see (or simply ignore) the deception.
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We've come a long way since no black artists topped the Billboard Hot 100 at all in 213, but may risk slipping back into the clutches of blue-eyed soul—essentially, Sam Smith and Post Malone facsimiles of black culture gaining the most traction—with these new changes.
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Walking up the creaky stairs and into her expansive studio, where she began rehearsing in the '21980s, can feel like slipping back in time to a less densely commercial period of SoHo's evolution, closer to the one Ms. Weis encountered when she moved to New York in 268.
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A pessimistic person might just as easily take all these claims of warfare as a different kind of warning — a sign that the decline of war was announced prematurely, and that the world is at risk of slipping back, at any moment, toward the "peculiar" means of old.
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Evidence of a world slipping back to an inflation-less, slow-growth norm - the outlook that prompted the U.S. Federal Reserve to halt its interest rate hikes in January - has now forced a broader pivot among major trading nations as governments from Beijing to Ottawa take stock of a decaying outlook.
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Whatever the case, I liked the idea that even as we all stared, projecting ourselves onto him, he was slipping back into his own skin, and for the next 48 hours, anyway, he didn't have to be anything other than a 23-year-old in New York, listening to show tunes and waiting for his Seamless order to arrive.
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The new and proud parents were back on social media soon after the birth, as Williams took to Snapchat to show off her amazing post-baby body by slipping back into a pair of jean shorts: Ohanian went to Instagram to show off how much he is a proud dad: But Alexis Jr. has since become a bit of a social media star herself, and even has her own Instagram page (operated by her parents, of course).
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