Slipped out unannounced just over a year ago, the plans to scrap local welfare provision amounted to the shredding of a relatively tiny budget that affects only the very poorest people, funding a policy most of the media doesn't know or care about.
On the do-over, Adam Jones slipped out of three Giants would-be tacklers and returned the ball 68 yards.
He handed over the keys, slipped out the back door, grabbed his family and headed towards the border, trading the family silver for exit visas.
Jose slipped out of bed, padded over to his weeping father and patted his head.
It just slipped out when we were talking over the weekend plans.
Alexander Garvin, the L.M.D.C.'s head of planning, stood at the back of the room, and when the presentation was over he slipped out a side door.
And yet, as Kathleen Hanna recently observed, BiT – and Bjelland – have slipped out of the history books over the ensuing decades: "In the 90s, Babes in Toyland was a band that was hugely important to us and we were like, God, if only we could play awesome shows like Babes in Toyland.
Beijing-based activist Guo Yushan told Reuters news agency that Mr Chen then slipped out, saying he "had to climb over eight walls" and walked for 19 hours "until he crossed a stream and finally escaped".
Instead, the ball slipped out of his hands and went over his head into the first row.
