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The next thing she knew, she was slipping in and out of consciousness. She saw her husband sitting on the steps, his head in his hands.

You have a society where "personal responsibility" does not seem to be a priority (we are slipping in that direction as well).

A woman in New York is recovering after slipping in a bathroom and ending up with a coat hook in her face.

Now he had been slipping in and out of a coma for several months, yet she stayed by his bedside every single day.

The company's image already had been slipping in Germany as management sold money-losing businesses and slashed jobs.

Most experts believe that the odds of a such a back door slipping in are nil.

"We were slipping in to the recession and this was going to be a tough, expensive movie, " said Harries.

The Macmillan night nurse woke Mum early one morning with the news that my dad was slipping in and out of consciousness.

This doesn't seem ideal to me as I would rather not be slipping in the first place and then waiting for the system to react.

Groups that promote American competitiveness have long warned that the United States is slipping in all areas of science.

She was slipping in and out of consciousness in front of us, that's when I dialled 999.

It is easy to visualize the plates slipping in the direction of the applied force until they bear against the bolt.

To keep poachers from slipping in under cover of darkness, patrols continue long after sunset and begin again before dawn.

However, the recalls continued and Toyota started slipping in consumer-quality surveys.

Several companies failed when sales started slipping in the late 90s.

Standards are slipping in this hotel.

After slipping in the second half of 2008, passenger numbers in Italian airports fell by 13. 4% in the first quarter of this year.

One result is that it is slipping in the opinion polls.

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