Even in training you have to be on your toes, you can't be slackening off with the squad we have. |
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A 1965 bibliography listed 13000 items published since 1950 and there has been no slackening of interest. |
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There is no sign of the pace slackening off, with the total for the first five months of 2003 up by a substantial 13.8 per cent. |
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The steep decline in mortgage originations reflected neither weakness in the housing market nor slackening demand from the secondary market. |
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The river flow was slackening off now, but the bites continued. |
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The two laughed, feeling the weight of their feelings slackening off. |
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As a result, the Democrats' grip on the state has gradually been slackening. |
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On the other hand, I see no slackening in the number of financial scandals which break into the headlines. |
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Furthermore, it cannot be used to control the movement of tools and usually results in a slackening of the management of tools. |
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Naturally, the third phase is not without risk for the community, in terms of a slackening of either product or process innovation. |
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For slackening thumb nut turn the spreading disc until the nut is located at the side and can be slackened without any problem. |
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Besides the shooting, a series of accidents and other incidents in the armed forces have raised grave concern among the people over the suspected slackening of discipline. |
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Spitting its blood, the creature subsided against the crenels, slackening its throttling. |
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The number of leavers is decreasing and the pace of recruitments is slackening. |
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With the media's ever-growing appetite for new information, there has been a gradual slackening of the definition of political inside dope. |
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With the presence of alcohol in the brain, there is an almost instantaneous slackening of the neural tension essential to full cerebration. |
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After slackening the rivet connections the exchange hard alloy cast iron point can be turned once, before it must be replaced by a new one. |
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This specific formula prevents from premature ageing as it reduces dryness, slackening and inflammatory reactions. |
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At the same time, slackening economic growth and investment had an impact on credit to the French economy. |
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Many a proposed Utopia had the fatal flaw of excusing and justifying the slackening of men's efforts to straighten out their immediate world. |
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This exclusive complex based on peptide and hydrogenase will tense up collagen fibres responsible for the slackening of tissues. |
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In Europe, sales began to slow in a number of countries early in the year but we should bear in mind that this slackening followed a period of exceptional growth. |
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Like a velvet shield, it revitalizes and protects the epidermis every day and gradually minimizes signs of aging, wrinkles and fine lines and cutaneous slackening. |
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Tumbling commodity prices, due to slackening demand from China and India, mean that Indonesia's traditional sources of revenue, from coal, oil, gas and more, are under pressure. |
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Disappointing growth performance, together with a slackening of the fiscal adjustment effort since 2000, has hampered the structural consolidation of public finances. |
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Automotive got off to a good start, but shows signs of slackening off. |
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The thimble leans then towards water, slackening the seeds. |
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It is impossible to state unequivocally whether this will lead to a shrinking of these sectors in absolute terms, or whether there will be a slackening of growth. |
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Firms initially coped with the slackening of activity by making less use of agency workers, increasing the number of days of temporary lay-offs and adjusting the total number of hours worked by other workers. |
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The landscape: of course, the landscape will be a slackening factor. |
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In the field of media, and especially television, two facts related to women come together: the frequency of their appearance, and the slackening presentation of their cause. |
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Authorities have been slow to implement reforms in the civil service, and the pace of the privatisation programme is also slackening and donors have urged its advancement. |
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