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But the prospect is slipping ever further over the horizon.

Or panicking about the risk of smash-ups while slipping ever further away from your destination in a fruitless search for a parking spot?

He juggled his batting order, sending the specialists in to hurry up the rate, with the batting rock Chris Rogers slipping ever further down the order.

Either way, what is currently on offer is not enough – and will mean the end of this unending conflict slipping ever further out of sight.

Set in a dystopian world during the year 2052, the central plot follows rookie United Nations Anti-Terrorist Coalition agent JC Denton, as he sets out to combat terrorist forces, which have become increasingly prevalent in a world slipping ever further into chaos.

The second world war ended 67 years ago and slips ever further from the reach of living recollection.

Instead, a jacketless Mr. Cameron got a genial welcome when he mounted a wooden pallet for an impromptu back-and-forth with employees in a local soft drink plant, itself a totem of the new economy that has developed as the old world of coal and steel in Yorkshire slips ever further into memory.

Mr. Reagan's Alzheimer's appears to be in the middle stages; as it has advanced, he has slipped ever further from public view.

Continental Europe and Japan, in contrast, are falling ever further back.

Astronomers are reaching ever further back in time, seeking events from the earliest days of the universe.

But cautious incrementalism, ironically, risks letting the world slip ever further down the deflationary spiral.