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But analysts said they anticipated that the calendar would slip further.

Crude futures declined Monday as traders continued to liquidate on optimistic supply comments from OPEC's president and expectations that prices would slip further away from the $50 threshold.

The movement was only few millimetres an hour, but it raised fears the ship would slip further, undermining plans to pump some 2,400 tonnes of fuel out of its tanks.

A loss here would see him slip further down that sandbank, away from the title.

Although critical of Murray's "flat" body language during the match, Connors backed the Briton to return to the top, even though the would number five will slip further down the world rankings as a result of his defeat at SW19. "Murray has got years of great tennis left," Connors, who won his last Grand Slam in 1983 at the age of 31, told BBC Sport.

Without them, US officers and White House officials have conceded, Iraq would have slipped further into an abyss.

Nor would the president be happy to see the Olympics construction schedule, already dangerously tight, slip further.

Abandoning it would mean the introduction of a multi-speed Britain, with lower income groups condemned to living standards that slip further and further behind those higher up the income ladder.

"Britain cannot afford to slip further behind".

Now consumer confidence is likely to slip further.

Without economic and political reform, it will slip further behind.