But after seeing the Shrews slip out of the play-off places with last weekend's 1-0 defeat at Bournemouth, Holt said that results are more important than who is scoring the goals.

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Guppies can splash in the Little Kahunas play area, while bigger kids can slip down the high-speed tube slides or shoot hoops in the pool.

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To ensure that women do not slip back, and that they play their proper part in the new post-revolutionary politics, Tunisia is using the law.

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When he was at the top of his game, other players would slip out of the dressing room to watch his immaculate stroke play.

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We conceded an early goal and there were still eight minutes to play after their second, we knew we were close to letting it slip away.

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What places like Plymouth teach us is that everything that makes an economy great can slip away in a few decades, and that government policies often play a central role in economic decline.

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But, in the Division Two play-off final at Wembley, they famously let a 2-0 lead slip against Manchester City, and went on to lose on penalties.

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The striker, on in place of Forrest, spread play wide to Samaras before racing forward to receive the Greek's return pass and slip the ball past Costil.

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However, it's highly unlikely that the Slovenians will slip up against the minnows and Northern Ireland now look set to miss out on a play-off spot.

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According to the archdiocese, budget cuts and personnel changes allowed Caroline to slip through the cracks, but she actually should've been denied the opportunity to play when she initially applied in fifth grade.

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