The Guardian cannot be happy with losing 1.58% in August, which contributed to a six-month slippage of 4.74%.
Barbara Boxer always looks more vulnerable than she turns out to be, and after nearly taking command of her race against ex-Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina at the beginning of the month, experienced slippage in private and some public polling.
Revenue at Powell's is up 3% from late June, despite slippage in used books, Powell's highest-margin business.
Talk of an emergency summit in November, allowing some slippage from a scheduled deadline in October, sounded more provisional from the EU side than it does when UK officials have been organising their diaries.
Still, flows remained strong through October, and, even with a sharp slippage the following month, the average monthly inflow from May through November was $3.5 billion greater than the monthly average over the period in 1999.
The EU's chief of mission in Ankara, Hansjörg Kretschmer, in March spoke of "slippage".
This work, which you can see until 9 March, "examines the slippage between time and the act of image creation" and looks at the "dialectic relationship that exists between individuals and the built environment that surrounds them".
OTHER VITAL SIGNS -- The ISM Manufacturing Index for September, being released today, will probably show some slippage from August.
While the second-quarter did see some gains, the third quarter has been a tale of consistent slippage: In July baccarat win well more than 16percentt year/year; in August, nearly nine percent; and in September, a whopping 27percentt fall.
This week's alarming employment statistics -- 68,000 jobs lost in October, after 52,000 disappeared in September -- not only suggested further national slippage into recession but that the celebrated new "budget deal" was the wrong economic medicine.
