After this week's slip of the tongue, perhaps a certain Gordon Brown stands a good chance.

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It is now apparent that his statement was not a slip of the tongue.

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But his reference to economic interests was dismissed by a Labour spokesman as "just a slip of the tongue".

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It is also reported that one of Labour's key education speeches contained a slip of the tongue leading to public confusion over Labour's education policy.

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If you're honest with your boss, you don't have to worry about a slip of the tongue or an unexpected run-in with the boss foiling your alibi.

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Mr Chaunt said while Mr Cameron's comment may have been a slip of the tongue, he had actually served as president of the association, which is based within his Witney constituency.

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And for that slip of the tongue, I apologize.

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