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stock slide
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5.60 |
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Tokyo stocks slid. |
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price slide
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4.94 |
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Tokyo stock prices slid. |
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car slide
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3.75 |
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The car slid into a snowbank. |
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dollar slide
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3.23 |
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The dollar slid against the yen. |
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future slide
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2.50 |
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Cotton futures slid. |
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country slide
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1.91 |
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A Latin American country slides toward chaos. |
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door slide
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1.78 |
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The side doors slide. |
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economy slide
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1.51 |
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The economy slid into recession. |
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hand slide
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1.51 |
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His hands slide up, down. |
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share slide
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1.32 |
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Oil shares slid. |
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currency slide
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1.12 |
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Currency slides on fears of civil unrest. |
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vehicle slide
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1.05 |
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Other vehicles slid into the median or off the shoulder. |
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market slide
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0.86 |
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The administration does not want the market to slide, of course. |
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thing slide
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0.86 |
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Since then, things have slid. |
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index slide
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0.79 |
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Other indexes also slid. |
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puck slide
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0.66 |
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Instead, the puck slid beneath him and into the goal. |
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peso slide
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0.59 |
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The Mexican peso has slid badly in recent weeks. |
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player slide
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0.59 |
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Players slid on the grass, risking knee and ankle injuries. |
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sale slide
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0.59 |
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Sales have slid eight straight months. |
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bus slide
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0.53 |
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All but two of the workers, whose bus had slid off the road on an oil slick, survived. |