But it also has places where the harmonic foundation is uncertain, or slipping -- notably near the end, where the line "O Lord, in thee have I trusted: let me never be confounded" is brought forward with imposing splendor, only to disintegrate as the bass slides and the harmony becomes confused.
(A few cherished animals slipped through that injunction: notably Sally the donkey and Opal the Icelandic sheep).
By the 1950s, Chapman had slipped into supporting roles, notably as the secretary in "The Seven Year Itch" with Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell in 1955.
The Americans had said they would be willing to talk to the Iranians provided they did not try to slip other topics, notably their nuclear activities, into the conversation.
Another reason is that output is expected to rise to match demand for the priciest metals.Although the prices of many commodities, notably oil, have slipped back below their recent peaks, investors of all types have more at stake than ever.
Most notably, he casually slipped in that Republicans in Congress would "work with Obama" on immigration reform a position that likely came a surprise to Ernst, who falls firmly in the anti-amnesty, English-as-a-national-language wing of the GOP.
The delicate dance has produced several slip-ups, notably last week when Bush uttered the words "I'm running" only to quickly correct his stance to "if I run".
McCain may slip into the White House, just as George H. W. Bush did by beating Michael Dukakis, who was so very far ahead during the summer but slipped badly in the fall and notably at the presidential debates.
There were bigger losers: most notably the Dutchman Bauke Mollema, who slipped back inside the final two kilometres but retained second place, 2min 27sec behind Froome, while Alejandro Valverde cracked 4.5km from the line and dropped from fifth to seventh overall.
Fuel cells seem to have slipped out of the race, although some manufacturers – notably Hyundai of Korea, Honda of Japan and BMW – still develop the technology.
