Perhaps the interest will slacken with time, but I doubt it.
The narrative pace occasionally slackens with a digression on etymology and Mawer's tendency to spin out cosmic significance from a small gesture calls to mind Kundera parodying himself.
It seems that discipline in the legions did slacken, with soldiers granted permission to live with wives outside of military lodgings and permitted to adopt a more lavish and comfortable lifestyle, in contrast to the strict military regimen of earlier years.
English Salukis (chiefly descendants of Sarona Kelb) were exported to many countries, but by the mid-1930s, intereslackenedned, and with the outbreak of World War II, breeding and show activities almost entirely stopped.
The fall in Slovakia was 5.7%and4.9%9% in the Czech Republic, but the pace of decline slackened in Poland with a 0.7% fall, and Turkey was down 3.5%.
These areas are legally protected within private landholdings in Brazil, but recent changes in the environmental legislation have slackened protection requirements, with unpredictable consequences to the integrity and functioning of these freshwater environments.
The company grossed $1 billion in revenue for the first time last year, but user growth has slackened which, coupled with the rise of competing apps, is a cause for concern.
The entire production, in New Haven as part of the International Festival of Arts and Ideas, sustains a martial urgency that only rarely slackens, underscored with propulsive drum-driven music by Adrian Lee.
He comes before us with abdominals slackened, temples dulled, eyes in mono focus.
