slippery

Experts warn the obscure 19th century law at the heart of the debate is vague and “full of loopholes,” worrying some who see repeated deployment as a slippery slope to widespread, long-term military occupations.

The bikini-clad pose in front of a waterfall, while a snaking line of tourists await their turn on slippery rocks.

The final quarter fizzled out as changes and a slippery ball broke up any rhythm to the contest, but there are likely to be fireworks, and a more testing encounter for England, on semi-final weekend.

Later, when asked about constitutional interpretation, she opined about the slippery text of the 4th Amendment, the same amendment implicated in Monday’s unsigned order.

“All I know is there was beer everywhere, it’s slippery, he slipped apparently, we do not know the rest of it,” he said.