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slide into
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slide something into something and slide something in
to insert something into something effortlessly. Henry slid the end of the seat-belt buckle into its holder and started the car. slide in the buckle and make sure it's tight.
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slide into something

to slip or glide into something, as a car going into a ditch. It was raining hard, and car after car slid into the ditch at the sharp turn near Wagner Road. Mary's car slid right into the side of a bus.
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Those who have been using Proshow know that you add an image to a slide as a layer in the Slide List by clicking the image in the File List and dragging it with the Control key pressed to the slide in the Slide List.
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0, users can add an unlimited number of layers to any slide in their shows.
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