Jurvetson is determined not to let the next wave slip by again.

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My family, that's the only group I'm really beholden to, their willingness to let their inheritance slip away dollar by dollar.

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Yet she had learned by then no longer to let her dupatta slip in public to leave her head uncovered.

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BAE'S chief executive, Mike Turner, even let slip that a proposal to merge with Thales had been made by the French company's boss, Denis Ranque.

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And Wenger admitted he was a little worried when Rafael pulled a goal back for United in the 90th minute that Arsenal could let slip another two-goal lead, given to them by Samir Nasri's double.

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For a moment, it appeared as if Intel Germany Chief Executive Hannes Schwaderer broke the strict code of silence enforced by Apple this week when he seemingly let it slip to a German-language publication that the computer and gadget maker would be using a version of Intel's Atom processor in an upcoming version of its iPhone.

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Peak Oil means that, on balance, fields around the world that are young and still under high gas pressure, thus expanding their oil output, are equaled by older declining fields with lower pressure, which are forced to let their output slip each year.

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Glamorgan let slip a 37-point lead in County Championship Division Two and were held to their third draw in a row by Derbyshire in the final game of the season, allowing Worcestershire to pip them by five points to the second promotion spot.

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