| So was it a crime, a dirty trick, a slip of the tongue, or none of the above? |
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| A slip of the tongue, or some random twitch in an otherwise foolproof plan, blows his cover. |
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| In the context of the interview, this statement can only be considered a slip of the tongue. |
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| So does Michelle consider Tony's slip of the tongue and miraculous recovery of memory a venial or a mortal sin? |
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| I chalk it up to a slip of the tongue, perhaps due to overeagerness on McClellan's part to make an interjection. |
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| He then criticized the auto sector out in B. C. to make up for that slip of the tongue. |
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| It may have been a slip of the tongue, I am not sure, but she referred to the farm stabilization programs as being social safety nets. |
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| The obverse is that one slip of the tongue before the camera can doom a candidate. |
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| Did the Prime Minister make a slip of the tongue this morning when he said that helicopters may be used in Kosovo? |
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| The slip of the tongue that replaces independence with liberty is a frequent mistake in the dreams of self-made men. |
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| In an effort to save myself the embarrassment of seeing other people embarrassed, I at first went around shrugging off the whole thing as simply a slip of the tongue. |
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| I just want to clarify whether that was in fact a slip of the tongue or does she see farm stabilization programs as a type of social safety net. |
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| It was probably a slip of the tongue when he said that we claimed jurisdiction over the Behring Sea. |
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| It was an unfortunate slip of the tongue, and he did not intend it that way. |
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| It is thus not a slip of the tongue but a deliberate campaign. |
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| I made a mistake, a slip of the tongue of course. |
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| I believe that a slip of the tongue has crept in here. |
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| Is it not true that the record shows that the government really supports that occupation and that it was not just an ironic slip of the tongue last week? |
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| Finally, Mr President, Mr Mayor Oreja has suffered a slip of the tongue because he has re-elected Mr Zapatero as Prime Minister some months before the elections. |
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| This story begins with a slip of the tongue that leads Somerset, the story's hero, into a series of incidents that keep us smiling and chuckling from beginning to end. |
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| In our everyday life, not a day passes without it making such slip of the tongue or subconsciously deliberate mistake, without having such and such humour takes place in our self without knowing why. |
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| He was an eloquent speaker, and his slip of the tongue was a one-time error. |
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