When people feel like they're really losing their grip or their hold, oftentimes violence results.
As a result, it is losing its grip on the amount of liquidity in circulation.
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Here are some secrets to get through this winter, without losing your grip.
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Foreign diplomats in Warsaw who had been admiring Mr Miller's apparently iron fists now fret that he is losing his grip.
Traditional southern evangelism is slowly losing its grip on the "larger southern culture", argues Coker, as it becomes "more globalised and diverse".
Broadcast TV was losing its grip, and the revolution was being televised.
Cisco Systems shares have generated zero return over the last decade, thanks to fears the company is losing its grip on networking gear.
Brian Forbes's deeply affecting "The Whisperers" (1967) earned Dame Edith Evans an Oscar nomination for her haunting portrait of a lonely old woman losing her grip.
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As people rely more on smartphones and tablets, and now that Verizon is adding the products, the MSFT stranglehold on enterprise is quickly losing its grip.
If true, past history hints that Bernanke, increasingly a joke outside the Fed, is losing his grip on the inside on the way to him stepping down.
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We sometimes get so wrapped up in our business that we risk losing our grip on the things that really matter: health, happiness and those who love us.
But nearly a quarter of a century after it announced its arrival with Video Killed The Radio Star, MTV shows no signs of losing its grip on the world's young music consumers.
"This has been a very dysfunctional home for many years and she saw that the boys were working their way out and she was losing her grip, " Chappell wrote in a statement to investigators.
As in four recent periods when share prices rose even as inflation increased, the pick-up in prices should be welcomed as a sign that an economy that was showing worrying signs of weakness is recovering, and not of the central bank losing its grip.
They appear to be losing their grip on voting blocs that once were bedrock supporters: working-class whites, and especially working-class white men, whose union roots made their parents and grandparents loyal Democrats, as well as rural citizens and senior citizens, whose gratitude for New Deal economic and modernization programs pulled them to the Democrats.
BlackBerry is losing its tight grip on the market for mobile phones for the U.S. Department of Defense, as the Pentagon today moves to open its network to Apple iOS and Google Android devices.
In an episode of the comedy "Portlandia, " a couple played by Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein go on an epic "Battlestar Galactica" bender, losing a job and their grip on reality in the process of watching 75 episodes straight.
In the Croat areas of the country the results suggest that the nationalist HDZ, which has long held power in a firm grip, could also be losing ground.
More alarming to Virgin than losing this opportunity is that the deal tightens the grip that its archrival, BA, and its oneworld alliance partners have on Heathrow, London's main hub airport.
Very nice, Sammy, but you better be careful playing with fire here, as we've found it pretty easy to death grip Galaxy S phones like the Captivate into losing a fair bit of signal.
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