If the men slackened off, the planks they stood on came up and lacerated the shins of their legs causing painful injury. |
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Since the spring sowing could not be postponed, the breakneck speed of collectivization was slackened. |
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Suddenly the pressure slackened, went back to its original amount, and Jinx could see again, though he was still unable to move. |
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Her breathing became deep and slow, her heartbeat slackened and she lifted her face to the heat of the sun. |
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When the swarms had slackened off it was generally agreed that this was perhaps not a good day to come to the beach. |
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I suppose we slackened off a bit towards the end and lost the concentration slightly but you would nearly expect that in the circumstances. |
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Malton then slackened off a bit and allowed a Halifax centre to break from halfway and score between the posts. |
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In both of those games they slackened off when it was clear they were under no pressure. |
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Amanda had had a crush on Jayson since ninth grade and it hadn't slackened off one bit. |
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This is expected to give a fillip to the construction activity, slackened by the increased cost of materials. |
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The tow rope slackened and dropped to the bottom and became snagged on a rock. |
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She had slackened off her seat belt slightly to allow her to turn towards Knowles and plead with him. |
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As Noel started to claw the line back the line slackened and Noel thought he had lost the fish, but it was still on. |
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He gave a grunt of pain and his grip around her throat slackened enough that she was able to break free. |
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I slackened off the pressure slightly, encouraging the skate to dive, which it did. |
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They flew on for what felt like hours to Hazel but her grip never slackened around the neck of the Quebba. |
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State universities slackened their grip, and private universities such as Columbia followed suit. |
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The capsules mature with l' Autumn and after having slackened the seeds, remain on l' tree for l' Winter. |
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The bulk carrier maintained her service speed until she slackened to manoeuvring speed some six minutes before the collision. |
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Be sure to keep tension on the winch cable to prevent it from becoming twisted or over-wrapped when slackened and potentially damaged. |
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When I start rowing again after one and a half hours, when the rain has somewhat slackened, a storm petrel lands on my head. |
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And some are simply sick of slackened jowls, jiggly underarms and saggy eyelids. |
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For slackening thumb nut turn the spreading disc until the nut is located at the side and can be slackened without any problem. |
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All the mercredis evening of the summer, flea market and secondhand trade invite to dawdling slackened under the plane trees of the esplanade. |
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The French first sent forward Genoese mercenary crossbowmen, whose weapons, their bowstrings slackened by a shower of rain, proved no match for the English longbows. |
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As El Niño slackened, a stubborn dome of high pressure and dry air settled over the Florida peninsula, locked in place by the jet stream. |
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The vessel's speed was not slackened and the Katran 4 grounded in an area of shallow water between the two shipping channels. |
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Most athletes would probably have retired once they had reached the age of 40, or would at least have slackened the pace of their training. |
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The economic activity slackened in 2005 due to a labor strife which affected the exportations. |
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Thus the slackened and supported representation become respectively: arm at rest and arm taking a part. |
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As well, demand has slackened as end users respond to high prices by reducing the amount of durum in their products. |
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Thus, for example, capacity put in place to meet demand in November will still be in place in January when demand is likely to have slackened. |
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After a decade of sustained growth, cruise shipping in the Caribbean has slackened over the last two years. |
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It slackened somewhat in the fourth quarter on account of stagnating exports and slower growth in household consumption. |
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Following strong growth in 2000, which continued into the early part of last year, demand slackened somewhat. |
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The fall in national employment observed since the end of 2001 persisted in 2003, but slackened towards the end of the year. |
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Since then the cash market has backed off somewhat as buying interest, notably to Europe, has seasonally slackened a bit with demand filled for now. |
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Our business slackened in the second quarter as a result of falling consumer demand in several major markets, largely due to precautionary buying in the first three months. |
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The British left wing, after its first victorious advance on Saturday, was compelled to fall back a little, and the rate of progress, therefore, slackened. |
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Although the pace of consumer spending slackened in the middle of the 2000s, that was against a background of remarkably low real income growth, which meant that consumers had to resort to extra borrowing. |
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The ear no longer aggressed by peak dynamics and by distortion is more slackened and better assimilates the totality of the received sound information. |
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Having ridden a distance of two or three miles, Garey slackened his pace, and put the mustang to a slow walk. |
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The growth of nuclear energy in the NMCs slackened following the Italian moratorium and the Spanish decision to call off the development of this energy on its territory. |
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The hierarchy was slackened, the delousing replaced the bites. |
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With different EMS applications, muscles in the body can be stimulated, which are e.g. slackened after an operation, trained one-sided or unsufficiently or which are tensioned. |
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Professor Postan has argued in favour of a rapid move towards commutation in the twelfth century which slackened or even went into reverse in the course of the thirteenth. |
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As he began to relax, his grip on the steering wheel slackened. |
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