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After three months, attendance began to slacken for failure to show any new features.

With the Numidian horse attacking from the flank, the Roman assault on the Iberians began to slacken.

As the cyclone became warm core, Gordon was able to restrengthen into a tropical storm after the monsoon wind surge slackened.

Following that last incident, Van Valkenburgh's sailors noted a definite slackening in the Japanese attacks.

Under cover of darkness, he made his way through the encircling host slackened by the fatigue of the day's battle.

The arm was lowered 45 degrees, with a green light for Caution, to "slacken speed", and to an almost vertical position in a slotted post with a white light for All Right.

The primary wave of Alice-inspired works slackened after about 1920, though Carroll's influence on other writers has never fully waned.

If demand weakens, capacity utilization will slacken.

Thereafter, the hold of the Chauhans over this area (Alwar) slackened and the territory was retained for quite some time by the Sultans of Delhi.

James Agee later wrote "The story has locomotor ataxia at several of its joints and the intensity of the telling slackens off toward the end; but taking it as a whole, I have seldom, for years now, seen one hour so energetically and sensibly used in a film".

Their work did not slacken after the end of the Luftwaffe's bombing raids.

Country Life in America had the following to say about Runkle's fourth novel, Straight Down the Crooked Lane,"A straightforward story about folks who are recognizably human, as well as interesting; and the narrative gets off swiftly in the first chapter and never slackens until the end.