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"slid by" is an acceptable phrase used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something has happened quickly or uneventfully - usually without much attention or notice. For example, "The days slid by quickly as summer break came to an end."
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A week slid by.
Stretch limousines slid by.
Meanwhile, Allianz's share price slid by 6%.
The currency has slid by 10% since January.
But Bordick slid by with the tying run.
Employment in transportation and warehousing slid by 16,000.
Then they slid by 29percentt on Sunday.
It has slid by 60percentthis yearar.
Over all, private sector jobs slid by 13,000.
In the distance, a huge silent boat slid by in the harbor.
"Just a quick, nasty right to left putt that slid by," he said.
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