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Last night, after finally resigning, Mr Berlusconi slipped out of a side door of the president's palace to dodge a raucous mob.

Ben: Yeah it must have slipped out of my pocket when I stood up to let those nuns take their seats.

It was a cold still afternoon with a hard steely sky overhead, when he slipped out of the warm parlour into the open air.

He knew even as the pain slipped out of him that his luck had run out on the stage.

Casting a furtive glance over his shoulder, the felon slipped out of the main prison gate to be swallowed up in the British frog.

He slipped out of the castle and went off by himself, trying to get her heart.

The glasses had slipped out of his pocket unnoticed and fallen into one of the cases, which he had nailed shut.

So Steve and I slipped out of our hotel room at night and roamed the back alleys of Lhasa trying to find people who spoke English.

It slipped out of his hands and fell to the floor with a thud.

Through it all, she did not move. She just slipped out of this life into the next.

I wondered if it was possible that it could have slipped out of my pocket while I was eating dinner.

His robe hung over the back and arms of his chair; he had sat down in the robe and then slipped out of it.

Now a fierce feeling against Carrie welled up -- just one fierce, angry thought before the whole thing slipped out of his mind.

If it slipped out of the patch notes for some reason it was not intentional.

Could you tell me again what I should do next? What you said yesterday has slipped out of my mind.

It was while his father was sleeping that the boy slipped out of his room.

Suddenly, something tugged hard at my fishing rod and it almost slipped out of my hands.

I guess my cell phone wanted to say sorry too. So it slipped out of my pocket without telling me.

My wallet had somehow slipped out of my pocket as I trudged past the National Cathedral on my way home from school.

Raw Head slipped out of the loft and climbed down the side of the barn behind him.

He slipped out of the State Department and crossed the Potomac to Arlington, Virginia, where the civil ceremony took place.

I could return to the sleepy embrace of Parkinson's: a companion that had all but slipped out of sight while this episode was in train.

A popular German tech online newsletter linked to the OScar manifesto, German TV broadcast a report, and things slipped out of hand.

The glass slipped out of her hand and she died.

One calm, bright, sunshiny day, an angel slipped out of heaven and came down to this world and roamed field and forest, city and hamlet.

One day, he slipped out of school and went home before classes were over.

I slipped out of bed and went to the garden.

Just before we drew level with the gates, he slipped out of the jeep and disappeared into the crowd.

Though it was difficult, she slipped out of the great hall.

She slipped out of the office before I could say a single word.

With his days in office counting down, President Bush slipped out of Washington late Saturday and headed for Baghdad.

The soap slipped out of her hand.

What he does not explain is how Bright slipped out of view.

While it was being conveyed to her, the doctor slipped out of the room.

The boy slipped out of his shirt and jumped into the water.

While thus left in communion with my self alone, I know not how I slipped out of the poetical groove into which I had fallen.

In 2001, she slipped out of the North into China with her 11-year-old daughter.

But when the American military slipped out of the country last week, the world hardly noticed.

The glass slipped out of his hand and broke.

At Tahrir Square, some slipped out of position to join the roaring crowds flooding the streets.

The party was boring, so she slipped out of the room and went home.

The glass slipped out of his hand .

It slipped out of his hand and cut his leg.

Nick leaned back against a stump and slipped out of the pack harness.

The spoon slipped out of his hand.

The glass slipped out of my hand and smashed on the floor.

At the same time a piece of sulphur slipped out of his hand.

He slipped out of the room quietly, paid his bill at the bar, and as soon as he got outside sauntered round quietly to the inn-yard.

Yet, under his watch, France has slipped out of the world's top five economies.

No historian doubts the importance of John Bright; it is just that he has slipped out of the popular consciousness.

We slipped out of the postern door of the castle.

finished, he slipped out of the kitchen, went out shopping.

The fish slipped out of my hand.

Zhai slipped out of the orbital module, and waved the Chinese flag in space.

I was gesturing and the plate slipped out of my hand.

She slipped out of the house before the others were awake.

She slipped out of my mind.

Jane, my wife, is sleeping upstairs and she didn't stir when I slipped out of bed.

The boy slipped out of the room and headed for the swimming pool without his parent's C. consent .

Thefish slipped out of my hand.

Jo slipped out of the room to give Meg a chance to make her speech and air her dignity .

Lady Gaga's album Born This Way has slipped out of the Top 40 after only 24 weeks.

The thief slipped out of the room without anybody noticing.

The boy slipped out of the room and headed for the swimming pool secretly.

He curiously ran after her who had slipped out of the room.

He slipped out of the room.

The Chinese territory of Hong Kong slipped out of recession in the second quarter.

the boy slipped out of room and headed for the swimming pool without his parents' _command