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If teammates slacked off in practice after partying late, he’d shoot them extra hard puck passes.

It's not as if Eigenberg ever slacked off in maintaining his physique; he also plays a main role in "Chicago Fire."

From Salon

"We were just active on defense. When they had their runs, we slacked off," Brooks said.

Oil prices eased after major global oil producers came to a compromise about supply and after U.S. data showed demand slacked off a bit in the most recent week.

From Reuters

He said they took advantage of the United States and slacked off on defense spending.

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