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We sink in water; in air we tumble; on earth we stumble.
2
In the descent to the cañon the pony began to stumble badly.
3
The media wanted a story and the only story was a stumble.
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I saw men fall; I saw the living stumble over the dead.
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You stumble on past the glass and iron of the indoor market.
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It's the people who try too hard who trip up, he said.
2
Perhaps I'd better take a trip up the creek in the evening.
3
It's not the first time Lawrence has endured a public trip up.
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Thomson offered solutions to the traps which trip up many promising leaders.
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You need to take a trip up there and have a look.
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We minorities weren't naïve enough to slip up and ask embargoed questions.
2
If Waterford slip up, however, then Killester are still in the hunt.
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Thus the cord will be held and not slip up or down.
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Even if he does slip up, it may not cost him dearly.
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Who knew but that he might slip up while making the effort?
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Crooks most always do slip up somewhere and leave evidence behind them.
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Should Birmingham win, they could survive if Millwall or Blackpool slip up.
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Just as like as not, you'll slip up on that little trick.
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I think they will slip up in one, allowing City to squeak home.
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I know they'll try, but I also know they'll slip up.
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He tore the slip up contemptuously and tossed the pieces to the snow.
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However, even top-notch agencies can slip up and the buck stops with you.
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He encourages his clients to allow for the occasional slip up.
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I didn't say anything, gave no indication that I noticed his slip up.
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Although he admitted the Blitz Bokke would have to slip up.
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But I have a feeling that it will slip up somewhere.
