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fall between the cracks

She knew how many things slipped through the cracks every day.

In recent years, more information has slipped through the cracks than ever before.

When students are away at school, the matter sometimes slips through the cracks, he said.

But far too many little kids are slipping through the cracks.

So many great books have slipped through the cracks over the years.

These are obviously the students who slipped through the cracks.

Now let's talk about the small stuff, the things that sometimes slip through the cracks.

How was she supposed to know if one of them might be slipping through the cracks?

Even when alcohol use is clear, many cases slip through the cracks.

Surely you can understand how some things might slip through the cracks?

But some 37 million Americans, mostly working poor and their families, slip through the cracks.

When people talk about "slipping through the cracks," this is what they really mean.

With the new law, he said, no pier project could slip through the cracks.

"Your staff sometimes lets things slip through the cracks, probably."

The travel industry is fighting to make sure these people do not slip through the cracks.

But school officials acknowledge that many students still slip through the cracks.

I found a few, mostly older games that slipped through the cracks.

He had to consider everyone, or something crucial might slip through the cracks.

I got a feeling he was slipping through the cracks."

But he admitted some names do slip through the cracks.

Even today, two months later, no one has called to complain about something that slipped through the cracks.

I don't want anything to slip through the cracks on this one.

"Our man slips through the cracks again," he said, disappointment in his voice.

While many children are saved by intervention, others slip through the cracks.

There had just been too much on his mind, and that detail slipped through the cracks, as it were.