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The superficial currents won’t last more than a minute, but it will be enough time for us to bypass the alarm and slip inside
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But in spite of her rebuffs, Jorma had persisted like an Earth man, letting her slip into the familiar role of the man wanting more and the woman striving to deny
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Fearing if she didn't, she may somehow slip into the past again
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How could he have expected her to take it any less serious? Was that why he hadn't been around? Had he thought she would just allow him to have his way, without a commitment? Had she been too willing to slip into his sleeping bag? She’d been freezing
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Minutes had begun to slip into hours
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He wondered to himself what the infantrymen were saying now, what private knowledge they were letting slip in between draughts and patrol shifts
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us all the water, waited until we slept, then allowed himself to slip into the sea
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The two men continued on as afternoon started to slip into evening
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“But we,” she gestured to ChériAna, Tei and herself, “were as determined as ever to not let such a valuable individual slip into obscurity
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Slipping into the Temple, Sebastian felt his heart slip into his stomach
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Left to the shuttle, he’d be sent into permanent stasis, gradually slip into death
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Amaranthe struggled to retain consciousness, afraid every slip into blackness would be permanent, but it swallowed her again
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For obvious reasons, I’d be stupid to show up there, but perhaps you could slip in undetected at some point
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If we land short of the Old Port, their eyes will be on the mountain and we can slip in from behind and intermingle
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“The Emperor’s Edge, a small but elite unit of specialists who can slip into places and situations where an army cannot
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Bad luck! He had wanted to slip into the booth relatively unnoticed, and most definitely did not want to be greeted by Gordon jumping to his feet and coming to him, calling out in a loud voice: “Sinclair! John Sinclair, what a coincidence to run into you! I really wish I had time to chat, but unfortunately, I’m meeting someone in a few minutes
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Some beliefs “gained ascendancy in the mind of Man to the point of worship,” only to later slip into the “void of an unremembered past,” a victim of the ossification of stasis, a result of commanded commitment rather than the excitement of willing acceptance
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It would be easy to slip into that icy grip
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woman to slip into
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She held out a black plastic receiver , “Just in case, if you happen to have an episode here’s a handheld buzzer you can slip in your pocket and if I’m away I’ll receive the message on this and come over to rescue you
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In spite of my fear I started to slip into unconsciousness, when the noise of the knife clattering on to the floor woke me once
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slip into the heavy sweaters whenever they saw him coming to keep
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out this tile and slip in the new one
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That left plenty of room to let some bums and thieves slip in
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8 He said to them Give what is Caesar's to Caesar and what is God's to God; And they could not make him slip in a single word before the people; and they marvelled at his word and refrained
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He was simply going to slip into the water; the rest,
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passing as possible – and then carefully slip into the trees there
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This disentangles the mind from the environment — allowing it to slip into parallel universes or the void
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to “slip into” the mistake of assuming that the similarities involved are actually substantive, and
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blades that could slip into her hands with the flick of her wrists—and I was
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You skirt around the edge of a pool letting your feet occasionally slip into the water
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It only took a couple of hours to slip in the pre-formed security hooks and hang the paintings at the precise locations required by their creator
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My eyelids began to droop and the warmth of the night slowly turned into a soft buzz in my head, the sort of sound that so often precedes the sudden slip into sleep
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released it through his mouth and began to slip into a deep state of
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Conan knew, and as he saw the broad line slip into the waves and stream through the water toward them, without altering its shape or course, he called up his last ounce of reserve strength so fiercely that the oar snapped in his hands
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No-one saw Malcolm slip inside the building
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meaning with which she is operating and may slip into the perspective of the
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That is a real danger, and she feels that she is a candidate to be one of those minds that slip into an abyss, so she is determined to avoid that by all means
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George let the phone slip into its cradle
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He remembered taking the girl—but why? Why didn‘t he just slip into the home, kill the rancher and be gone
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If the animals get between the crew and their ship, we can slip in and commandeer the ships
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slip into a coma -- her final coma, by the doctor's testimony -- before I could find
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customers, slip into the shop, the coffee
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A slight wing slip in the thin upper atmosphere settled everyone down
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He stopped visualizing his past when he felt Rani’s soft hand slip into his
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Then in the middle you slip in what you
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During the first months of the rain she was afraid that he would try to slip into her bedroom and that she would have to undergo the shame of revealing to him that she was incapable of reconciliation since the birth of Amaranta Úrsula
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They did not find any time machine in her luggage, yet she has been able to slip inside the Gaza Strip without problems, despite the zone being under tight Israeli blockade, with nobody allowed in or out
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From there, she somehow managed to slip inside the Gaza Strip, which has been under tight Israeli blockade for months, and do a report from there, then slipped back to Tel Aviv, to go next to Haifa and the Lebanese border area
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I cannot elaborate on the subjective aspects of my first channeling experience, other than to say it was the most natural thing in the world when I did manage to slip into short flows, for a few sentences each time
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After ten or so of these experiences, none shorter than an hour, I was able to slip in and out of channels cued by the cold spot on my forehead
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I cannot elaborate on the subjective aspects of my first channeling experience other than to say it was the most natural thing in the world when I did manage to slip into short flows, for a few sentences each time
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Ingrid slowly put back on her baggy gray fleece sport outfit, which was easier to slip in than her Luftwaffe uniform
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He said that he could still slip into a deeper coma
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mind slip into its vast oblivion
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He didn’t intend for petulance to slip into his tone, but of course
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When the kitten was strong enough, they would slip into the moonlight, away, away
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Farah, you are smaller than me: get up on my shoulders and see if you can slip inside between the top of those boxes and the ceiling
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Unpressurized, it was not much more than a flat metallic backpack to which was attached a flabby suit made of layered fabrics and polymer, the whole thing crowned by a detachable and transparent helmet wide enough to let a person slip into the suit via the opened helmet
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‘’And he is not hooked to a medical monitor despite his concussion and skull fractures? He could slip in a coma unnoticed and die, dammit!’’
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Those $2 windscreen sun-reflectors that many of us slip into position when leaving the car parked on a hot day also make excellent insulated shade
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I slip into his aura
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I slip into the purity of Aaron’s beam
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headed, I feared my muscular friend’s self-esteem would slip into a dark place that he had not seen since his awkward puberty days
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I hop up on Estrella’s nose and slip in through the hatch
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Don slides up a lazy eyelid from his perch in the copilot’s seat, but otherwise ignores me as I climb the stairs into the cockpit and slip into the passenger/cargo area
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It took only two backward shuffling steps towards the opening for me to see that there was room around the back of the closest rock to slip into the narrow crack
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The number of times her grandmother had tried to slip into mine meant that we were practically family after all
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Perrin had seen him slip into his room, and she knew he was upset
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think that the Ringmaster had declared this to be a family show; one slip in
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Crow might follow him, and slip inside when he opened the door
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It seemed that every few minutes she would slip into a reverie of some kind but never get farther than she just had
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Floy was beside herself: “Cut through those gamblers; slip into that sawyer’s yard, there’s an outhouse you can hide in; that hut has an upper story, try the doorknob; look, a sewer-pipe
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Unsure what her next step should be, she had allowed the problem to slip into the background, focusing her efforts and thoughts on Rave and her mom
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he would slip in a derogatory remark about them, saying that you never really knew where you
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‘Am I destined to suffer in regret for letting her slip into Prasad’s embrace?’ he felt gloomy at the thought, ‘If she’s carrying on with Prasad, what sense does it make for me to shift over there now? Won’t that be a suicidal move for me? What an irony it would be, had she transferred her affections to another, even as I’m on the verge putting in my papers for her! Anyway, the moment of truth seems to be on hand for me
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separated the vines and indeed, there was a passage! Like a snake, he began to slip in
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I didn’t know what sort of mood he would slip into once he
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The curator shook his hand again at the door, reluctant to release his grip this time, unwilling to let Byron slip into the obscurity he had come from
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The driver and Amy slip into the car and put on their seat belts
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The three of them retired back to the lavish comfort of the trailer, Byron sat on one of the couches, a strong drink in his hand as the girls dashed to the bathroom to remove their make up and slip into something less
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“Just because the queen thinks the elves over there are bad doesn’t mean they are!” says Amy, slowing down as they slip into the forest
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As Jesse and I watched the birds swim around the big lake, I felt his hand slip into mine
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’ She produced a slip in front of her which read just this: SORRY!!
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It was all I could do to keep my eyes open as Adrian helped me undress and slip into one of his shirts after removing all my jewelry, including Desiree’s necklace
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“I’ll be alright, Mitch,” Stephanie said again as she watched him slip into a pair of loafers
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It was all I could do to keep my eyes open as Adrian helped me undress and slip into one of his shirts
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Deftly Kennedy managed to slip in behind so as to be next in line for a cab
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She managed to slip into them without further incident, and used the triumph to propel her to the other end of the closet for her coat
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It had been easy to slip in, get around the back of the school which was in complete darkness, and wait there until he was sure the way was clear
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As her mind begins to slip into the dark places—where, she imagines, not even the monsters can be seen—Mary begins to realize something
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ere are holes that a man could slip into and
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” He claimed to have given them the slip in the fog and that
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them slip in their soft snow is because of the extreme
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friends, it took just moments for her to slip into her
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If an undead filth that was once a child’s mother, tries to hide inside one of these false cracks where it cannot burrow into the earth to avoid being stepped on and killed… and the child innocently, happily skipping along he sidewalk: steps on the false crack which the undead thing is trying to slip into to get away from the happy energy of the living child: Her back will be broken; it will be maimed for eternity: it will be damaged and broken
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I listened to her pull the covers back and slip into her bed
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My smile disappeared though, as the frequent and incessant need to leave my place and slip in beside her, threatened to overwhelm me yet once more
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This is the plan of our attack, Talaric you will take two hundred of our best men and slip into the city and make your way into the citadel
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‘How come twenty four hours, seem to slip into days?’ The crowd went wild