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Slipping into the gap between your thoughts, allows you to be available to existence, to really "feel" it out.

But copper has been getting beaten up for a while, slipping into a bear market more than a week ago.

But actually preventing someone slipping into the undercarriage depends on checks and procedures that are not always present, Shanks warns.

Australia was one of the few rich countries to weather the global downturn without slipping into recession in 2009.

I entered Homs on a smugglers' route, which I promised not to reveal, climbing over walls in the dark and slipping into muddy trenches.

I'd been into science fiction, fantasy, and comic books since I was very young, so slipping into an imaginary world came easy to me.

So when you hear her slipping into her old habits, pull her to the side and remind her how to lead and be nice about it.

She said she's read reports of classroom teachers who see textspeak slipping into students' formal written work.

If he seemed interested but hesitant, she could have clarified the message by slipping into something more comfortable.

I was starting to feel like my whole world was falling apart-kind of slipping into a depression.

One survivor reported slipping into the water, turning around, and discovering the ship had disappeared.

The U. S. sub-prime mortgage crisis, together with fears that the economy is slipping into recession, is taking its toll on global markets.

But a very, very astute man, who, yes, is slipping into Alzheimer's but whose long-term memory is so brilliant and beautiful.

This fault was mainly due to tray for rubbing the wheel too dirty or worn, rubbed out of paper, slipping into the paper.

First, the West has a security interest in preventing the region from slipping into a maelstrom of conflict.

The bottom line is that there is ample reason to worry about slipping into a depression.

Slipping into the warm water, they wait patiently, bobbing their heads on the look-out for fish.

Valentino's easy elegance makes you believe that slipping into another world or lifestyle is as simple as doing up a zip.

But if it comes under further downward pressure, it could end up slipping into recession.

Does it not run the risk of slipping into a variety of ethical humanism?

Position yourself as an advisor on schedule matters, and avoid slipping into the role of adversary.

I wrote because when I was writing, I didn't have to watch my disabled partner, slipping into a haze of drugs and depression.

The government's mammoth task is to keep Tajikistan away from slipping into a stone age.

All you're doing is defining two variables at the top of the program and then slipping into HTML mode.

He's also a listener, and that helped BMW navigate the financial crisis without slipping into the red.

The continent is slipping into a new nationalism.

It could also save Adobe from slipping into irrelevance as mobile devices increasingly take over functions from desktop browsers.

Whether to lead the peace process to a comprehensive conclusion, whether to revive Constituent Assembly which is slipping into coma?

Don't resist, it's so gentle, like slipping into a warm bath.

Are these few days slipping into sleep then suddenly awaking in tears.

Some of the decades following 1949 are slipping into the "Old Shanghai" category.

Third, each nation must do its part to ensure that global growth is balanced and sustainable so we avoid slipping into old imbalances.

Democrats controlled Congress. Iraq was slipping into chaos, the army was overstretched and the Treasury was bleeding red ink.

At the roadside his colleagues are slipping into blue coveralls and tall rubber boots, putting on helmets.

In India, prices have been slipping into negative territory for more than a month.

They coexist as phantom species, slipping into temporary vacancies between prides of lions and packs of hyenas.

From that perspective, our country is not so much in danger of slipping into fascism as it is a country which has always been quasi-fascist.

When a building is abandoned, in some way it's escaping from us, from our human context. It's like it's slipping into another reality.

We would express that slipping into who we are in our True form is that of Light. This is our most comfortable understanding of ourselves.

Rather than gracefully slipping into the background, however, he remained in the cabinet after 1990 as Senior Minister.

Taking control of Mario is as familiar as slipping into your favourite moccasins.

When inflation gets too low, an economy risks slipping into deflation, or falling wages and prices.

The worst-case scenario with the US slipping into recession could see a tenfold jump from the lows of today.

The rules also give consumers limited new powers to prevent sensitive data from slipping into the wrong hands.

We noticed a thief slipping into the building.

I visualized it later when I read of Alice dozing on a bank and slipping into Wonderland.

Yet the risk of America and other rich-world countries slipping into recession again is real.

INSTEAD of slipping into war, could America and Iran negotiate a detente in the Middle East?

You need not tell me there is no hell, for I already feel my soul slipping into its fires!

We were just slipping into our desks as the bell rang and the other students began entering the room. The teacher walked in soon afterward.

Bad habits are slipping into your speech.

The world that Davos Man created is slipping into reverse.

Being led by a single person who is hard to challenge is a recipe for a financial institution slipping into unrestrained risk-taking.

A rule of thumb says that when claims stay above 400, 000, the economy is slipping into recession.

I asked her, Are we Syrians not risking slipping into an all-out civil war?

She's acutely aware of time slipping into the future.

By slipping into his alter ego, Ho Wei, Hessler finds it easier to navigate Chinese life and make connections with the people around him.

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