When we first moved into Park Slope in 1972, Park Slope was an unsafe neighborhood.
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Greed can be a slippery slope, especially when that slope is well-lubricated with fake olive oil.
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The slope of this new trend line is different from the slope of the long-term uptrend line.
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The slope of this new trend line is different from the slope of the long term uptrend line.
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"It's been quite the firefight, we've had winds moving up slope, down slope, across the slope," said Anthony Stornetta, of the Santa Barbara County Fire Department (SBCFD), praising residents for having created firebreaks around homes.
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The chef Dale Talde and his partners have closed Pork Slope and Thistle Hill Tavern in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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It's not just a slippery slope that we're starting, it's a slippery slope we've been on for 23 years.
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It's the slippery ... So my dog ... They say the word slippery slope, I'm gonna push them down the slippery slope.
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The slope of this new trend line is different from the slope of the long-term uptrend line that started in October 230.
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Ms. Silberberg expects to be out of Park Slope by March 10 (she herself moved from Park Slope to Prospect Heights last summer).
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This situation is not only indicative of being on a steep, slippery slope, but that we are sliding down this slope at breakneck speed.
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Near the top of the mountain, the granite slope was slick from rain, and Tia slipped and fell, nearly sliding down the entire slope.
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It is a ridge with a steep slope on one side (the scarp) and a gentle slope on the other (the dip) on the other.
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He named his enterprise Slope Farms in honor of his old neighborhood and the Park Slope Food Coop, which sells meat from his 200 head of cattle.
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Every now and then an attendant standing mid-slope would blow a whistle and a snowmobile would race out to assist an unfortunate enthusiast crumpled on the slope.
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"The slope has been over-steepened by waves pounding away at the bottom of the slope," Richard Ziegler, a geology professor at Northern Michigan University, told CNN affiliate WLUC.
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We head towards my cousin's house in Park Slope because I don't want to drive into the city and I'm more familiar with Park Slope, having visited there several times.
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Make no mistake about it, the North Slope Borough and the entire Arctic Slope region are heavily dependent upon oil and gas revenues for jobs, economic opportunities and continued subsistence use.
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It's a slope that leads to illiberalism, violence, & collapse.
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Many major features of the Gulf of Mexico's continental slope — where the sea bottom descends from the continent's outer edge down to the deep ocean floor — were formed when that slope failed.
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Slides occur when downward forces from gravity exceed the strength of soil or rock within a slope — in other words, when the weight of a hill slope becomes too much to bear.
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It's a classic slippery slope, and continues to play out.
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"There's been greening all over the North Slope," she said.
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Success, though, will turn that slippery slope into a landslide.
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This is the type of slippery slope we're getting into.
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But is this all of this potentially a slippery slope?
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The DOJ and FBI are on a very slippery slope.
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He was found towards the end of a long slope.
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Luann de Lesseps knows sobriety can be a slippery slope.
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Little did I realize how slippery the slope would be.
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This can, however, be a slippery slope into insidious behavior.
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Brett and Jacob begin down the slope, following the stream.
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Its synthetic bristles aim to simulate a freshly groomed slope.
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The slope below was so steep it gave me vertigo.
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"It certainly creates a slippery slope," Murphy told The Verge.
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All it needs is some open land and a slope.
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Malmstrom said the disputes system was on a slippery slope.
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Alpine mammals like pikas are being forced further up slope.
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As if we're going to go down this slippery slope.
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And apparently there is a slope in this bathroom. pic.twitter.
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That's the first thing that comes up, or slippery slope.
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I didn't feel like I was going down the slope.
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A road snakes down a slope in southeastern Crete, Greece.
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This is where the "slippery slope" of speech censorship leads.
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Lawyers I spoke to described leaking as a slippery slope.
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After a peak, a roller coaster hits a downward slope.
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It's been a slow and steady downhill slope since then.
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I was transfixed by the perfect slope of her nose.
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Bulldozers follow, grading the sand down to a gentle slope.
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Yes, but: It's a slippery slope, per lobbyist Bruce Mehlman.
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As it turned out, it was not actually Park Slope.
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For him, the slippery slope is more like a cliff.
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It was pretty clear he was on a downward slope.
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But that policy has been subject to a slippery slope.
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The slope officially opened to the public on October 4.
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Parents believe in a slippery slope, which just isn't true.
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The crash happened in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Park Slope.
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On a slope behind the hotel is the old village.
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At ShapeShifter Lab, 303 Whitwell Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn, shapeshifterlab.com.
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Applewood This Park Slope, Brooklyn, restaurant has shut for good.
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The dramatic slope of the uninsured rate tells the story.
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" He said the findings were "suggestive of a slippery slope.
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Every meter of trail varies in slope, pitch and smoothness.
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And, of course, there are the happy Park Slope transplants.
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The slippery slope school of foreign policy has its limitations.
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That slope has solidly begun, per usual, well before Thanksgiving.
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And it's far from obvious that there's a slippery slope.
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"Normal users will have a smooth logarithmic slope," he says.
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More important, the slope of the linear fit is 1.
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So already you see the slippery slope of the conversation.
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However, the slope turned out to not be very busy.
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Otherwise, I think you do get that the slippery slope.
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Her appliqués mushroom magically on the slope of a skirt.
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Have brunch under the Park Slope Climate Dome in Brooklyn?
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I got a Groupon for an optician in Park Slope.
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Then I was on it, leaning steeply into the slope.
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A slippery slope to politically segregated dining, this is not.
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Like, say, the moms and dads of Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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According to Gulf News, the indoor ski slope, which was built in 2005, is now getting an upgrade that will allow travelers to spend the night on the slope starting this Friday, July 29.
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According to NYC Mesh, this new supernode will have 50 times the capacity of the original node, allowing the project to extend availability to Sunset Park, South Slope, Park Slope, Gowanus, Red Hook, and beyond.
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"It's a slippery slope," she said of O'Rourke's position on guns.
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They seemed to flow down the crater's slope, like a spill.
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More water would flow further down a slope—something not observed.
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Because if we start not believing people it's a slippery slope.
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It could be a slippery slope, suggested leaders in Silicon Valley.
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This means the slope, and thus the electric field, is constant.
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The "slippery slope" argument is popular, although it's not always convincing.
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That's when he sent us to an apartment in South Slope.
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He followed it up the gentle slope of the Vindhya plateau.
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I think it's a slippery slope, for both producers and consumers.
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Bill Walker would take more direct aim at North Slope drillers.
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Sunday near the city of Kaktovik on Alaska&aposs North Slope.
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And internalizing the show's jealous environment can be a slippery slope.
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Sounds like a slippery First Amendment slope, but she sounds determined.
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Uber meets my bar today because of its slope of improvement.
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Wardrobe wise it would be a downhill a slope from there.
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This recent influx of suspensions and removals is a slippery slope.
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But Facebook's opacity can leave big slippery-slope questions to linger.
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He pointed to Park Slope, where he lives with his husband.
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It is the implicit anxiety that fascism is a slippery slope.
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It's a slippery slope because the oversexualized thing, it's been done.
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CopenHill is the first power plant that incorporates a ski slope.
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But his sojourn in Park Slope is hardly a solitary affair.
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While that might not bust your budget, it's a slippery slope.
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But how do we know a curve's true slope and position?
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"Syria doesn't have to be a slippery slope," Mr. Tabler said.
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But upholding this travel ban also would create a slippery slope.
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Revoking press access for being rude is a very slippery slope.
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I have to go cook for a family in Park Slope.
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Sylvie Marie from France high-fived a spectator in Park Slope.
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One, in Park Slope, was on a charming tree-lined block.
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Big-air boarders routinely find themselves 65 feet above the slope.
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The minute we don't, it will become an extraordinarily slippery slope.
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"It's a slippery slope," Trump adds, alluding to gun control. pic.twitter.
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Our critic reviews her newest restaurant, Haenyeo, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Isaac Schwartz is the landlord of a building in Park Slope.
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"We don't feel it's a slippery slope at all," says Yeske.
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She lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, with her Australian Labradoodle, Jeremiah.
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And Reid is the man who started down that slippery slope.
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It's a slippery slope and the anti-gun left knows it.
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Imagine Park Slope, Prospect Heights and the Gowanus Canal under siege.
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This is a dangerous slippery slope that needs to be addressed.
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Then they moved into an apartment together in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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BJ's is a Beacon restaurant that's decidedly not Park Slope-y.
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"I wasn't specifically looking to move to Park Slope," he said.
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One column base was settling, causing the awning to slope sideways.
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"I'm very happy," he said, and headed up the powdery slope.
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We walked along the slope of the mountain behind the temple.
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Slippage farther down the slope is problematic for two reasons. 1.
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What was once a slippery slope is becoming a perilous pit.
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" The aid package, Bradley said, is "a slippery — and costly — slope.
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" He added that embarking down that road was a "slippery slope.
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Some fear a slippery slope, arguing that anything can be expressive.
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The southern slope of Microdot averages an angle of 35 degrees.
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Its slope made it unsuitable for a picnic table, he said.
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The Arctic Slope Regional Corporation (ASRC), whose shareholders are the Inupiaq people of the North Slope, owns surface and subsurface rights to millions of acres in the Arctic, and leases land for oil and gas exploration.
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He said we should think of the mind as a ski slope.
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It sets up a slippery slope to be dehumanized and invisible-ized.
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In the summer, an artificial snow called Snowflex would cover the slope.
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Her chapbook The Body Beside Herself is out now from Slope Editions.
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"We're still on the early part of the steep slope," Conboy said.
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In winter, the slope just outside the house is ideal for sledding.
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Race robots down a ski slope without crashing and take home $10,000.
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I argued with teachers about the moral slippery slope of gay marriage.
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Keeping up with the Olympics can feel like an up-slope battle.
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The steeper the slope, the more likely you are to have landslides.
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She thought she could handle it, but it's a very slippery slope.
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That was right after that race up and down a ski slope.
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Arya's works function as a trip down that slippery slope of nostalgia.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It&aposs a slippery slope when you start dehumanizing people.
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He theorizes that a major slope from a mountain triggered the waves.
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But that steep downward slope of recent years doesn't need to continue.
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Missing work had been a slippery slope for me and my family.
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Without the slippery slope argument, conservatism loses much of its rhetorical punch.
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It is a very slippery slope when you dehumanizing people this way.
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Almost every part of the upper slope had mud removed from it.
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When we reached the top of the slope, they lit a fire.
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It slows the game down and can make for a slippery slope.
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IRL Olympics squirrel who wandered onto snowboard slope: WATCH OUT SQUIRREL. pic.twitter.
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Judge Chhabria has gone down a slippery legal slope with his decision.
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This is a newer one that's already moving down a slippery slope.
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This slope at the edge of the park is also a defilade.
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"The slope is going to be down, for economic growth and prosperity."
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Putting your code in the other companies' hands is a slippery slope.
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As is inevitable in such debates, the "slippery slope" argument was raised.
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She swept the Upper West Side, Chelsea, Brooklyn Heights and Park Slope.
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The vote on April 6th sent the Senate further down that slope.
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"We'll do tree removal and slope stabilization and replanting," Ms. Donoghue said.
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It can adjust the slope, mid-point or width of the band.
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But its 1,500-foot-long ski slope has captured the most attention.
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Around 65,000 of those visitors are expected to use the ski slope.
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Is it all a slippery slope to some kind of Kardashian hell?
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It also offers a slope-facing glass window perfect for people-watching.
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"It's a constant slope, and there are no recovery periods," she said.
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Park Slope, Brooklyn Few people enjoy the sound of other people's children.
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The monastery grounds are carved into the slope of a chestnut forest.
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See him in Park Slope at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
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North Slope Borough, Alaska, $91.7 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds.
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Slope failure and turbidity currents are truly part of the gulf's nature.
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But as we see in Splice, this is quite a slippery slope.
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"Comfort, in their view, offered a slippery slope towards death," Curbed explains.
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The last few years have been a steady slope downward for Roosh.
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Pricier Park Slope, Ms. Kemler said, can feel more homogeneous by comparison.
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But when they tussled on a slope, it dropped to 10 percent.
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Brooklyn soup kitchen and women's shelter Community Help in Park Slope, Inc.
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When it comes to language, it can be a slippery slope though.
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A Yelp fracas broke out in Park Slope a few years back.
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Usually used to describe a street following the top of a slope.
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North Slope Borough, Alaska, $82 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds.
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Q. I own an apartment in Park Slope, but rent it out.
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Through May 11 at 306 17th Street, Park Slope; open-source-gallery.org.
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A sign on the slope marked the boundary between France and Switzerland.
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After three years in Park Slope, Brooklyn, you're moving back to Manhattan.
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Farther up the slope are bristlecone pines, with sinewy, almost humanoid trunks.
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But last September alone, the Park Slope branch brought in six figures.
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If on a slope, abrupt thaw can spill massive amount of earth.
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"Eyes most commonly slope downward, sometimes with a heavy lid," she said.
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Once you start trying to control violence, you're on a downwards slope.
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Others said they worried that the removals would create a slippery slope.
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"That's really sweet," said Saima Muhammad, 37, a dentist in Park Slope.
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It feels like that might be a bit of a slippery slope?
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Then I traipsed over the childrens' ski slope looking for my crew.
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At 667 Fifth Avenue, at 20th Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn, facebook.com/konceptions.
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My legs dangled off a chairlift high above the Colorado ski slope.
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But after 40 years in Park Slope, they wanted to stay put.
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"He was on the ski slope at the time," Rubinstein told Wired.
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You hire people with intercept, but then you want people with slope.
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The Tudor home is located on the north slope of Russian Hill.
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It's a slippery slope and I wouldn't recommend doing it with journalism.
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Rather, their approaches are a step onto the slope toward populist anarchy.
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Sotheby's International Realty in Park Slope, Brooklyn, hosted a "Beyond Brooklyn" series.
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From there, you can walk up the Rue de Ménilmontant's gentle slope.
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His feet seemed to be running away from him down the slope.
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Dale Talde's Asian restaurant in Park Slope, Brooklyn, closed on Jan. 1.
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Hosted by Emily Winter and Larry Mancini in Park Slope, Brooklyn. unionhallny.
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Then we practiced finding fake buried people on a low-angle slope.
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It was a good fit for Park Slope, whose demographics were shifting.
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Ms. Jungermann, a director, writer and star of the popular web series "The Slope," once again trains her satirical eye on the lesbians of Park Slope, Brooklyn, this time playing a journalist who specializes in female serial killers.
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But as many of those people can tell you, it's a slippery slope.
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And researchers agree that these dark slope streaks are caused by dust avalanches.
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CD: It's a slippery slope of where these fabrics would otherwise end up.
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If they manufacture a technicality to let [Morey] go, that's a slippery slope.
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A slippery slope is also one of the strongest arguments against assisted dying.
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After that, says the source, it was a "slippery slope" for the star.
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Travel & Leisure reports that a night on the slope for two costs $204.
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They married while wearing their skis atop a slope just three years later.
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German Bund yields are also on a slippery slope since the EU elections.
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What we learn from these places is that the slippery slope is real.
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Horn: where sand is escaping from the dune's lee slope and moving downwind.
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Ultimately, it's difficult to say whether the administration will slide down Nephew's slope.
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Shostak: Yes, the Europa Society...I think they're located somewhere in Park Slope.
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Instead, the water would probably start flowing out somewhere farther down the slope.
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My husband, who is white, found a small, workable place near Park Slope.
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He is the author of the chapbook Please Light Up (Slope Editions, 2015).
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Is that a price curve, or a dangerous ski slope in the Alps?
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But except for Park Slope, most neighborhoods aren't very integrated, as you know.
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We expect the slope upward in rates will be gradual and not traumatic.
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"I think there's a really slippery slope between therapy and enhancement," Lee says.
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However, the Inupiat of the North Slope, another indigenous group, supports ANWR development.
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The state produces roughly 500,000 bpd, most of it in Alaska's North Slope.
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When I argued it was a slippery slope, I was accused of overreacting.
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These user numbers continue the upward slope of user growth for the service.
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My three children once were among the coddled offspring of Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Given that slippery slope, Tunsil might decide to move on with his life.
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" T-Mobile's chief executive, John Legere, derided the deal as a "slippery slope.
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Mr. Sutherland carefully climbed the slope, placing the bird in a cardboard box.
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It's concerning because that slope, that uptick, doesn't seem to be coming down.
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North Slope production peaked in 1988 at over 2 million barrels per day.
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There's now a router at the top of a tree in Park Slope.
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I think that we're on an upward slope, but we're not there yet.
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Here's us after hitting the mile 7 marker in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood.
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It's not like Park Slope, where people are hanging out all the time.
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"Everything's on hold," said Miller, assistant general manager of Calexico's Park Slope eatery.
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The power plant was perched on a ledge halfway up the far slope.
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There are more frivolous projects, too, like an indoor ski slope in Australia.
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Goodbye, Park Slope: The neighborhood has changed too much for the Clay Pot.
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"I worry it could be the start of a slippery slope," he said.
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"There's a real slippery slope when it comes to artistic expression," said Powell.
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Living levees are extremely wide, with a slope so gradual they're nearly horizontal.
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It seems great initially for consumers but also seems like a slippery slope.
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" — Tara Hayward, 863, Park Slope, Brooklyn "It's the very best of New York.
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When Antonin Scalia's death was announced, Neil Gorsuch was on the ski slope.
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In the muddy slope of one, a thirsty lamb got stuck and died.
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Just like that, my journey down the slippery slope of expensive handbags began.
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And all of our actions can directly affect the slope of that curve.
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It was perfect — a short but fairly steep ascent of its eastern slope.
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The home is at 586 Fourth Street in the Park Slope Historic District.
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I spot new ones all the time when I wander around Park Slope.
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The program was adopted in neighborhoods like Park Slope, Brooklyn, with little resistance.
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The North Slope storefront, previously a Pilates studio, was a shidduch — a match.
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Q - But you don't want to act further to get more slope now?
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It was at MetLife and we were coming from South Slope in Brooklyn.
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The track starts as one wide slope, which splits into two further down.
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One part of the slope had a snow park, with ramps and jumps.
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The slope dropped off into a pair of big swinging, off-camber turns.
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" Former Justice Department officials echoed the concerns, one calling it a "slippery slope.
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He gave her a sharp jaw and a forehead like a ski slope.
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What's to stop them careening down a slippery slope to—the horror—mimes?
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was at 7th Avenue Donuts in Park Slope.
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At the moment, these limber pines appear to be charging up the slope.
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Back in Park Slope, Ms. Badia contemplated what made her a successful host.
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We'd get to a slope, assess the risk and decide to ski. 2.
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We'd get to a slope, assess the risk and decide to ski. 2.
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I say my great desire is to thoroughly hose that slope with oil.
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"It is a slippery slope, and gun rights advocates understand that," said Sen.
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But he reiterated his view that policing content online is a slippery slope.
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Franny's, 348 Flatbush Avenue (Sterling Place), Park Slope, Brooklyn; (718) 230-0221; frannysbrooklyn.com.
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The greater the positive slope the greater is the rate of change (steepness).
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This one, on a ground floor in Park Slope, had a back garden.
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Since then customers have been coming in to the Slope store to weep.
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But what happens now is that that upward slope of salaries is steeper.
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Streets of refined rowhouses slope down to the graceful, wooded curves of Riverside Drive.
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It's not a cliff one plunges from; it's a long, slippery slope into oblivion.
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Pakistani television showed a trail of wreckage engulfed in flames on a mountain slope.
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It was just a slippery slope that I did not want to go down.
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To improve aerodynamics, the front and back of the car has a slope design.
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Skiers would use the building's glass elevator to reach the top of the slope.
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Near the lake, we head up a rock slope and into a secluded area.
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The mountaintop is covered in synthetic bristles designed to simulate a freshly groomed slope.
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A slippery slope to how despots wrest power, silence dissent, and oppress the masses.
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The value calculated above is from the slope, so it's just a scalar value.
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Perhaps George and Charlotte are now old enough to hit the bunny slope themselves!
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Kevin (Justin Hartley) is on a slippery slope with an addiction to pain pills.
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The way to see this is to look at the slope of the lines.
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Shapes change: in Brooklyn, Park Slope keeps getting bigger and Flatbush keeps getting smaller.
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When I started snowboarding, women were not allowed to participate in slope site competitions.
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The image of the US is also sliding, though on a less steep slope.
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The entire point of Cook's letter is that this case is a slippery slope.
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Images of recurring slope lineae on Mars, where liquid water is thought to exist.
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Slope was founded in 2014 and has raised $1.4 million, according to Crunchbase data.
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Captured in his natural environment, the rare and elusive Park Slope pizza squirrel pic.twitter.
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Undue influence in Puerto Rico is a slippery slope that will not end well.
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He moved to Park Slope in 20203, when he was in his early twenties.
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Yuppification, gentrification—whatever you want to call it, Park Slope is its poster child.
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The differences show how far down the assisted-suicide slippery slope we have gone.
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Ask Real Estate Q. We are renovating our attached rowhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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When discussing Red Flag Laws, the consensus is that they are a slippery slope.
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The ski slope is made of neveplast, a synthetic turf that's slippery like snow.
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The notion that we would start down that slippery slope makes absolutely no sense.
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Now, the outward slope of the bowl is met with a graceful, ethereal lid.
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"It's a slippery slope," Aviran said, insisting that it was a path he resisted.
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On the other side of that peak lay an unyielding slope of diminishing returns.
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Yet, it is a slippery slope when we disregard that which makes us unique.
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When: Thursday, January 24, 7pm Where: Interference Archive, 314 7th Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn
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As inevitable as the winter, the penguins march down the slope and overwhelm him.
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"This Starbucks development is a glaring slide down a slippery slope," the petition adds.
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A palpable chill had settled over Park Slope on an otherwise beautiful Monday evening.
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Front Burner The nEAT Kitchen's maple boards slope to funnel juices and produce detritus.
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The photos are surreal, like a Martian ski slope or a toasted marshmallow sky.
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I don't think I've ever seen a pack of cigarettes on a ski slope.
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Mr. Bloom lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, where he runs several online discussion groups.
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The house, in the Park Slope Historic District Extension, was just 16 feet wide.
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There is no disproportionate effect on vulnerable populations, no evidence of a slippery slope.
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Dr. Lappin, now 2000, was living in a co-op in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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The mayor insists on working out at a YMCA gym in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Narrator: Right now, the US is still on the upward slope of the curve.
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Virtue signaling in Park Slope isn't going to win a Senate election in Nevada.
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Also, the actors Emily Blunt and John Krasinski sold their townhouse, in Park Slope.
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"This is where we go down a slippery slope," she said with a chuckle.
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I understand this worry; the slippery-slope problem here is real and worth watching.
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He grew up on the Upper West Side and she in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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At the split in the slope, "experts" were meant to go down one side...
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Those firmly set on a goal, like conquering a new slope, make riskier choices.
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Banning semi-automatic weapons or high-capacity ammunition is a slippery slope they insist.
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They can also access the 103,210-foot artificial ski slope, but there's no snow.
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The couple met in 2004 at a friend's birthday party in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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The home, built in 1938, is located on the east slope of Russian Hill.
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He got out successfully, but the ball slid down the slope at the rear.
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Here you walk up a slight slope — and then downward for more parklike effect.
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We crested the hill and began to pick up speed on the downward slope.
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From the far right, it's the "slippery slope" and a wacky obsession with bathrooms.
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We warned against this, urging the officials not to go down this slippery slope.
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On the Market This week's properties are in Midtown, Chelsea, and Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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We found a vertical crack in the snow layers on a low-angle slope.
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We're on a slippery slope and Cohn had been putting salt on the ice.
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Then he climbs a slope to the parking lot and tests each vehicle's doors.
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But easy cases get us in trouble; they lead us down a slippery slope.
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If your desk is too high, one solution is to get a keyboard tray that slides out from under the desk and slopes downward, or has what is called a "negative slope," because that slope keeps your wrists in a vertically neutral position.
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Do you see any danger of American anti-fascism heading down its own "slippery slope"?
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At noon, Gallery Players Theater, 199 14th Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn, 718-595-0547, Ext.
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"I'm really interested in this slippery slope between what's shallow and what's deep," he said.
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We're being looked at as a sub-class of people—and it's a slippery slope.
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This allows for a gradual slope that winds around the building, Mataibekov tells Tech Insider.
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This event left a dark streak, known as a slope streak, across the Martian surface.
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" Pinkett Smith agreed, saying porn addiction is "a slippery slope and I know that personally.
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The complex will also eventually be home to an indoor ski slope and water park.
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But allowing expressive businesses to opt out would create a slippery slope, the state continues.
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But that pattern can be a slippery slope to unhealthy and addictive self-soothing habits.
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Idly checking listings last summer, they spotted a rental in a prime Park Slope location.
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" Tech's growing comfort with cracking down on hate speech, Torba said, is a "slippery slope.
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All the same, here's hoping Kardashian's Instragram nudes continue on this upward slope of classiness.
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West Coast (Alaska North Slope) region fell the most by $3.21 to $18.16 per barrel.
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We just looked for a new apartment, and we found one; in South Slope, too.
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Ahead, on a snowy slope, a company of infantry moved slowly up into the fog.
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There's a slight slope where the urine flows out of the cattle shed and collects.
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Listen below, and then maybe slope off for your daily cry: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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The USGS maintains slope data, but it's not easy to merge with the rest. Chaos!
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The shop's price list — "Serving Park Slope for 80+ Years" — has been updated countless times.
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Many readers suggested it was a slippery slope and wondered where to draw the line.
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My boyfriend (C.) and I live in a big, two-bedroom apartment in Park Slope.
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We know from all too recent history that military engagement can be a slippery slope.
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KS: Of course, the hipster ... SO: But in Park Slope Brooklyn, so like family Brooklyn!
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Up a slight slope, we could see two gorillas poking their heads above the nettles.
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You want a place that is basically very smooth, very low slope, no big boulders.
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Opponents of changing the Constitution argue that tampering with free expression is a slippery slope.
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Nearly every one of them pounds their feet onto the slope in front of them.
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However, critics see the deployment as the start of a very slippery, privacy-eroding slope.
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This is of course a classic slippery slope argument, with enough flaws to seem implausible.
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In other words, going from constructive criticism to mean-spirited can be a slippery slope.
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Another contains the first Alaskan North Slope cargo to arrive in Asia in eight months.
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But Garret says it's pretty likely that there really is a slippery slope situation happening.
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Pressed by reporters, Trump raised Washington and Jefferson, arguing there could be a slippery slope.
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Many buyers are now asking for a lower slope of 11 percent to 12 percent.
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And he warned those protectionist practices, like rising trade tariffs, are becoming a slippery slope.
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From a national security perspective, the idea of eliminating the system is a slippery slope.
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They say any form of privatization is a slippery slope that won't improve the parks.
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Planes land headed uphill, so the slope helps them brake in the short space available.
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She eventually shifted her focus to nearby Brooklyn neighborhoods like Park Slope and Crown Heights.
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Hilcorp had purchased interests from BP in four Alaska North Slope oil fields in 2014.
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But so is preventing the government agency from starting down a dangerous and slippery slope.
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The sweeping lawns slope down to several tiered ponds that flow into one large pond.
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"He felt he was just borrowing, but that is a slippery slope," Mr. Heitczman said.
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He also adheres to the daily journey even when Park Slope presents a significant detour.
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"The slope was so icy and we don't have any ice in Iran," she said.
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They closed Pork Slope, and have plans to close Thistle Hill Tavern, both in Brooklyn.
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But further study of these recurring slope lineae, known as RSL, is revealing something else.
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The flavors, colors and landscapes of the volcano vary even from one slope to another.
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She and Mr. Petr fell down a slope, but he fell farther, to his death.
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On the downhill slope to Brexit, Derry -- also known as Londonderry -- certainly fits the bill.
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Meanwhile, the continued downward slope of unemployment has not made our politics any less acrid.
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The slope-backed four-door shares much of its engineering with the upcoming Porsche Taycan.
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But to publicly entertain such theories, Mr. Erickson said, means sliding down a dangerous slope.
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It is a slippery slope and a terrifying step towards a mass expulsion of Muslims.
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Kanye and little North West stick to the bunny slope and make some snow angels.
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But once the slope reached 10 degrees, some of the ants started to tumble away.
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Given that level of power, it's hard to see how the slippery-slope argument applies.
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There is a slippery slope between this kind of intelligence assessment and acts of repression.
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On this trip, we visited the famous Prudhoe Bay oil field on the Arctic slope.
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Big air works like this: You stand at the top of a high, steep slope.
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Amber and Ade slope in an hour later, at the tail end of our chat.
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Last time it took us an hour to get from Bay Ridge to Park Slope.
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Seeley is an artist who designed two visually distinctive stores for McSweeney's in Park Slope.
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Dana B., a Summer reader from Park Slope, recommends taking a dip at 11 a.m.
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What just seconds before was a metallic slope suddenly becomes a hill with ocean views.
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Shelsky's Brooklyn Bagels, 453 Fourth Avenue (10th Street), Park Slope, Brooklyn, 718-855-8817, shelskys.com.
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So far they have planted more than 22016 acres on a south-facing chalk slope.
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J+B Design, 300 Seventh Street (Fourth Avenue), Park Slope, Brooklyn, 347-987-3217, jplusbdesign.com.
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When I first came East from California in 1981, I moved to Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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And thus the slippery slope was oiled by the best intentions, and down everyone slid.
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The Park Slope house — too expensive to go it alone — later sold for $2.2 million.
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The exterior walls of One Blue Slip slope in and out, like a cupcake wrapper.
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From my makeshift desk I look across a jungle valley to another slope of forest.
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Mr. Mulkeen and Ms. Meier-Zimbler attended a 2010 holiday party in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Unlike Venezuela, the United States still has time to reverse the slippery slope to authoritarianism.
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Globally, we have simply not made enough progress to put emissions on a downward slope.
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North and south-facing options mean one can choose a slope according to the weather.
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It is visible as a bulge on the slope of the giant Mauna Loa volcano.
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You can't see the peak of the curve when you're still on the upward slope.
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"Most of the customers who come to me are from Park Slope," Ms. Harel said.
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A parent in Park Slope, where I live, can deal with depression or anxiety privately.
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The mountain top is covered in synthetic bristles designed to simulate a freshly groomed slope.
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Some conservatives worry it is a step on a slippery slope toward undoing priestly celibacy.
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But I don't share the alarm, because I suspect this slope isn't all that slippery.
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"I locate something of myself in the slope of her shoulders," said one contributor, Molly.
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The Bagel Hole bakery in Park Slope is a bit sacrosanct about its nontoasting policy.
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Mr. de Blasio owns two homes in Park Slope, each worth more than $1 million.
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That helps people who own property in neighborhoods like Park Slope where values have surged.
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Mr. Brown warned in his veto message that such legislation would be a slippery slope.
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Do read Alexandra Schwartz on the Park Slope Food Co-op, in The New Yorker.
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Point out how close Idaho is to the slope, and just how slippery it is.
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It's a slippery slope from there to playing Hacky Sack shirtless at a farmer's market.
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"Downhill" gets way out over its skis, even though it never leaves the bunny slope.
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But once the bad chick with the bob becomes familiar, you hit a slippery slope.
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I see the same images in my neighborhood in Park Slope, where I grew up.
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With each oxygen-sucking, uphill step, I slipped and slid backward on the sandy slope.
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On the Market This week's properties are in Park Slope, Turtle Bay and Lincoln Square.
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On the Market This week's properties are in Morningside Heights, Midtown and Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Taylor flinches a little at the thought, but opts to stay on the slippery slope.
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She would eventually come to rest in a fence at the side of the slope.
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Ask Real Estate Q. I live in a small walk-up in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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At the concert, Kanye performed on a gray slope within a white square of light.
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He had apparently made it farther down the slope and was waiting for the group.
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"I would say that the current slope is well within its historical range," she said.
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More importantly, it would keep us off the slippery slope that leads to further censorship.
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Could be on slope, you could be on a hill, you could be in water.
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In the North Slope villages, whaling captains continued to serve as leaders of the community.
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And it doesn't take a rocket scientist -- ahem -- to understand how slippery that slope is.
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Implementing social media into a campaign strategy is essential, although admittedly, it's a slippery slope.
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I really do, so Uber meets my bar today because of it's slope of improvement.
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A positive slope denotes an increase in the y-values as the x-value increases.
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Midway up the slope, the eight skiers paused to dig a pit in the snow.
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Wives had a tendency to come and go; cheap studios in Park Slope did not.
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We climb a steep hill to a sort of hidden entrance deep in the slope.
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January-March 2017 cargoes are understood to have been awarded at a slope of around 15 percent to crude, while the remaining cargoes for 2017 delivery are likely to have been priced at a slope of 12 percent and below, the trading sources said.
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Q. I know you're excited to talk about plans for 120 Fifth Avenue in Park Slope.
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That is a parking lot and single-story grocery building in the heart of Park Slope.
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Every ski slope develops grooves as more and more people make their way down the hill.
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Like a ski slope, Carhart-Harris argues, our minds develop patterns as we navigate the world.
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If sea level rise raised the water level, he said, the complex would slope with it.
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And that denial is a slippery slope, at the bottom of which lie tyranny and misery.
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His decline looked less like a gentle downward slope and more like a deadly drop-off.
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Police said Balet was the second person to ride down the slope on Tuesday during filming.
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I just tried to focus on two points of the slope and I skied really focused.
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Two professional skiers side-step about 40 yards up the slope, lining up for the shoot.
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Frankel herself appears to have left the city and is finding solace on a snowy slope.
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Every year that downward turn is delayed, the slope downward grows steeper and further from reach.
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Critics warn that tweaking the genetic code this way could eventually lead to a slippery slope.
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The worry instead should be over another norm attacked, and the slippery slope that comes after.
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The association apparently never considered that it was venturing on the slippery slope of redacting history.
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Now, just fragments of ice and patches of snow remain scattered around the slope, said Sigurðsson.
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He adjusted the throttle, set the aircraft on its optimal climb slope, and retracted the flaps.
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The fighters moved up the slope in armored vehicles, some men equipped with night vision goggles.
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Emily Blunt and John Krasinski — just put their townhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn, up for sale.
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But critics argue that regulating a woman's reasons for getting an abortion is a slippery slope.
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Before the wedding, a large cardboard box arrived at Darby and Sobel's apartment in Park Slope.
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Ripples: small ripples that form as sand bounces sideways across the face of the lee slope.
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" Bonus: it was directed by Desiree Akhavan, co-creator of queer web series *masterpiece* "The Slope.
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But when he pulled her down the slope, he lost his grip and she wriggled away.
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Grain Flow: tongue-shaped feature caused by sand avalanching down the lee slope of the dune.
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But it's a slippery slope from there to targeting peaceful protests, activists, and basically anyone littering.
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But as I'm saying these words, you can see right away this is a slippery slope.
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We enter into a slippery slope when we start to limit speech that makes us uncomfortable.
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Alaska&aposs North Slope is the source for most oil extracted and exported from the state.
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The change is a "slippery slope," said Susan Benesch, a member of Twitter's Trust & Safety Council.
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About as bad as driving up to the top of this slope in the first place.
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This may be a minority opinion, but imposing liability for another's suicide is a slippery slope.
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While the LIO building deal on its own may be small, it represents a slippery slope.
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" Stuart said the university's sanctions based on a student's social media posts start a "slippery slope.
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Corey Mintz: My favorite place is Luigi's Pizza in South Slope for a multitude of reasons.
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Ever since the mid-00s, it's been a downwards slope for Sony console sales in Japan.
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Perhaps my work is a gob of goo on the slippery slope towards weaponized image fabrication.
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The slope regained its ascendancy in European trading on Monday after stronger-than-expected German data.
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In "Path IV" and "Slope II" (both 1961), the stones have hinged jaws and open mouths.
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Flip these obligations around and we find ourselves on the edge of an extremely slippery slope.
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But the couple share a car with Mr. Peretz's mother, who lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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The drawback is the rear seating area, where the slope of the roofline cramps the cabin.
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On one slope was an elephant seal rookery, with 500-pound juveniles lolling on the rocks.
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The sidewalks of north Park Slope must be among the narrowest and most uneven in Brooklyn.
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The slippery slope here is steep, and California is willfully hurtling down it at breakneck speed.
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A waste-to-energy plant in Copenhagen contains a 1,500-foot ski slope on its roof.
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The only slope is the long, difficult slide that may happen in the absence of choice.
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Park Slope, Brooklyn Few New Yorkers are blessed with a driveway and garage in the city.
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It is a dangerous and slippery slope, and movement on it occurs in only one direction.
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As Vitter said, there is a fear of a "slippery slope " that impartiality will be questioned.
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The thing about that line of thinking is that it's a slippery slope coated with grease.
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Risks are exacerbated if there has been upstream slope deforestation or developments that reduce absorption capacity.
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Two cars did drive by, but they were on their way down the slope, not up.
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Quentin's room certainly looks rather bland, according to Ms. Morgenlander, who lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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At P.S. 321 in Park Slope, Brooklyn, roughly 35 percent of students opted out last year.
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Israel has always been just a bit farther down this slippery slope than the United States.
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Similarly, reducing the number of driving lanes in Park Slope made the street safer there, too.
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For swank, nothing beats truffle fries ($163) and a beer ($7) at slope-front Ajax Tavern.
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One place in Park Slope was a two-bedroom with a roof terrace and an attic.
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In a DIY precursor to downhill skiing, the latest on-slope trend is to go uphill.
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On the Market This week's properties are in Tudor City, Greenwich Village and Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Some worry that legislating deception is a slippery slope, because where do you draw the line?
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But have you pushed a reel mower up a slope on a hot, humid August day?
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You can see the pickup in the gentle upward slope of the chart's solid gray line.
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On the Market This week's listings are in Murray Hill, Midtown East, and Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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That's a constraint on internet freedom that makes sense, and it hasn't proved a slippery slope.
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Prosecutors said the landlord of that Park Slope building, Isaac A. Schwartz, was in on it.
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Of course, like so many other things, it feels like a bit of a slippery slope.
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And as we continue to slide down the slope, it will become increasingly difficult to stop.
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Video images from the scene showed rescue teams carrying bodies on stretchers up a rocky slope.
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Investigators are likely to look at whether the quake left the slope above Xinmo Village vulnerable.
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It feels like I'm heading down a slippery slope toward a condition I thought I'd escaped.
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The group fell more than 200 yards on a steep slope covered with ice and debris.
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I've eaten sweet Palisade peaches from Colorado's Western Slope while standing next to a trout stream.
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The slope stretched up above me, turning slightly so that I couldn't see the very top.
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They flew from a rambling, two-story cinder-block house on the crest of a slope.
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The couple, who were both living in Park Slope, Brooklyn, met through OkCupid in early 2011.
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Three attributes matter most when it comes to geography and snow: slope aspects, elevation and latitude.
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Working in Hawaii, we got a flat tire one time on the slope of Mauna Loa.
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The plane was dragged about 160 feet, then fell about 100 feet down a slope, Gov.
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Front Burner At Not Just Chocolate in Park Slope, Brooklyn, the specialty is the choclified pooch.
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"If I start to allow sugars into my life, there is a slippery slope," he says.
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But if we – under the present slope it still would cost more to lengthen it out.
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As Judge William Pryor wrote in a concurring opinion, criminalizing medical advice is a slippery slope.
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I mean, there are debates on what the slope of the lines will be on podcasting.
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"Instead of having one gradual slope, now it's kind of turned into shelf," Justin Thomas said.
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The court's demand could turn into a slippery slope, worried American University law professor Stephen Vladeck.
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The injured animal rolled down a slope, dislodging rocks and striking 28-year-old William McCormick.
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An equilateral triangle has equal degrees of slope on both the upper and lower trend lines.
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But extending those checks to political speech more broadly would be a slippery slope, he argued.
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He caught Putnam on the next hole with an aggressive pitch-and-run up the slope.
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I'll be completely honest, I give people a lot of credit for the slope of improvement.
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But damage to Obamacare isn't the same thing as a slippery slope toward the program's demise.
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Conversely, a negative slope denotes a decrease in the y-values as the x-value increases.
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It was Dickensian, to live with rats and without heat, in the heart of Park Slope.
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It is Park Slope, and Park Slopers, and Ms. Silberberg's 30-year relationship with the neighborhood.
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He and his wife, Sally, also a potter, were living in a rental in Park Slope.
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The family lived on the south end of Park Slope, Brooklyn in a lavish Victorian house.
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We are plunging blindly down an ethical ski slope in which previously unconscionable options become routine.
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Oenophiles know that grapes in a vineyard on one slope can be different from grapes on the facing slope; in the same way, for microbes, the terroir of your left armpit is different from the terroir of your right, with different species and varieties growing in each.
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"I think such laws take us on a dangerous slope toward arbitrariness in a democracy," he said.
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Bark The popular Park Slope hot dog and hamburger storefront known for its premium ingredients has closed.
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Why it matters: They watch two market measures — the slope of the yield curve and credit spreads.
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His ball skirted a greenside bunker before taking the slope and rolling deliciously down to four feet.
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Much like end dates, I find that excuses and exceptions to a rule are a slippery slope.
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Called House Slalom, the 21-story residential complex with a ski slope could be built in Kazakhstan.
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It's accompanied by the Ditmas V-neck tunic, the Park Slope printed tunic, and the Carroll tunic.
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But it can also be a slippery slope that leads you to take your partner for granted.
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From the slope, I get a constant electric field of 0.713 volts per cm (0.00713 V/m).
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That usual upward slope can change, however, when investors think economic output growth is likely to fall.
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The next place, a two-bedroom in a rowhouse in Park Slope, was about $4,500 a month.
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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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He said that two days into their ordeal, the man fell down a steep slope and died.
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