"If it were flipped, the giving may be flipped as well," Renner said.
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He flipped the page, flipped the page again, until he found something workable.
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In this legislative session, we flipped 210 house seats, we flipped two senate seats.
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Notice the dark spots in Pennsylvania, which Trump flipped, and Wisconsin, which Trump flipped, and Iowa, which Trump flipped, and rural Minnesota, which Trump came astonishingly close to flipping.
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Since November 2016 Democrats have flipped 20163 state seats, whereas Republicans have flipped only seven.
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Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort was convicted of financial crimes, flipped, and then un-flipped.
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So we've flipped that backwards; we've had it flipped backwards for more than a decade.
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Last night, Trump flipped on the Christmas tree lights, and today, Michael Cohen flipped on Trump.
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The 9th was typical of the suburban districts that Democrats flipped (or nearly flipped) to take the House.
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In four cases, control of the House flipped; in three of them, control of the Senate flipped, too.
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Brock's hair, voluminous as ever, has flipped from black to gray, and his politics have flipped from right to left.
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Go back to "File," then "Save As…" and choose the same name to overwrite the non-flipped version if you don&apost need it anymore, or choose a new name to have a version of both your flipped and non-flipped photos.
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All in all, Democrats have flipped eight state legislative seats in special elections since Trump won the presidential election, while Republicans have flipped none.
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In addition, Democrats flipped at least seven governorships, won back control of seven state legislative chambers and flipped more than 22019 state legislative seats.
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After Blakeman told the teams the coin had not flipped, he stuck with Rodgers's tails call as he successfully flipped the coin a second time.
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YouTube is strewn with clips that showcase the potential perils for racers and spectators: collisions, flipped cars and, even worse, flipped cars followed by collisions.
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" - Rebecca, 33 "Drunkenly flipped over handrail in nosebleeds.
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Then James sprang to his feet and flipped the ball to Kyrie Irving, the little point guard, who faked out a Warrior defender and flipped the ball into the air.
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Squat On Flipped-Over Bosu This is a basic squat, which might sound like cake, but somehow standing on a flipped-over Bosu with two feet is even harder than one.
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She had finally isolated the L7 gene: the gene that, flipped on, caused a kid to become trans and, flipped off, left their internal anatomical map comfortably congruent with their body.
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" The community had "literally flipped like a light switch.
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" She added, "Apparently one of the arteries had flipped.
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"Flipped learning" or "flipped classrooms" are where students view a lecture at home, often a video from their teacher, and then go into class to workshop what has historically been considered homework.
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Given that over 34 conventions, five host states flipped, six states counter-flipped, and 23 states saw no change, the conventional wisdom of a convention host state bump is clearly a myth.
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Tom MacArthur (lead has flipped since election night) NM-2: Democrat Xochitl Torres Small leads Republican Yvette Herrell (lead has flipped since election night) UT-4: Democrat Ben McAdams leads Republican Rep.
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That year, female candidates across the ideological spectrum flipped the majority of House seats that Democrats retook, and flipped both Senate seats the party won as well as the majority of gubernatorial seats.
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Jessica Simpson just flipped the script on wedding guest attire.
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One California location flipped the actual arches outside its store.
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Charlize Theron just flipped the script on a wardrobe staple.
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"That truly flipped my whole world upside down," she says.
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Pete Stauber flipped in November after years of Democratic representation.
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This time around, researchers flipped typical experiments on their head.
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And when I flipped the cards, I found a match.
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The cautious optimism Republicans initially had "has flipped," he said.
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And alas, the first table of the season is flipped.
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We pass a few cars flipped over off the road.
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If he flipped after that he would look incredibly weak.
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I could have flipped on the lights at any point.
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Getachew concurred, and Mohammed flipped the switches to disable MCAS.
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However, that statistic flipped during the week of January 29.
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"And then it was just like everything flipped," she continued.
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But the teams have flipped positions so far this season.
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But what if the focus of the story was flipped?
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The car then flipped and landed in a nearby ditch.
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I flipped my Tinder over to women the same day.
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Those numbers have completely flipped since as recently as January.
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This year, the industry seems to have flipped that script.
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I flipped nomadically on League Pass, from stream to stream.
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The strategy saw similar success when those positions were flipped.
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But after the military dictatorship fell, that problem completely flipped.
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When we were there, and now the questions are flipped.
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Last year, the committee flipped that philosophy on its head.
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Shaken, he flipped back to his own photos for comparison.
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She flipped over onto her back, her eyes still runny.
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I think this dude just flipped to "decided voter" pic.twitter.
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The space inverted from sky to earth, and flipped again.
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Everywhere he flipped, there was Tillerson's face instead of his.
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But by the late October poll, the results had flipped.
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His sleep schedule was completely destroyed and flipped upside down.
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Nashville Flipped premiered in 2016 and has completed two seasons.
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"Mine flipped back by itself and I'm ok," she added.
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He later grabbed his remote and flipped on the news.
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It would not be surprising if they flipped that soon.
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Levine flipped the card over to find a lengthy apology.
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That October, Ailes flipped the switch on Fox News Channel.
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But the charge of Democratic hypocrisy can easily be flipped.
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During Mom's first hospitalization for her cancer our roles flipped.
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But what if you flipped this mindset on its head?
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And just like that, you've now got a flipped photo.
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Liz and Jason Haynsworth have flipped more than 10 homes.
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Then, he flipped them one by one into his hat.
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Mr. Comey's letter to Congress on Friday flipped the script.
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We flipped the switch, and now we're watching the fireworks.
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They flipped out when they found out, especially my father.
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But the great danger is understanding that everything is flipped.
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Parents have flipped out when schools tried to ban them.
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"From July onward, things just flipped over completely," he said.
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"The Republicans took our message and flipped it," she says.
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Rand Paul who flipped from opposing to supporting his nomination.
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There won't be a "eureka!" moment or a flipped switch.
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The conversation is flipped on its head in Kim's case.
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Also, how is it that Darlene flipped and Angela didn't?
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I think he has flipped the world of art over.
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Then, the entire Virginia game script flipped on its head.
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Needless to say, we all clicked, then flipped TF out.
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I flipped pancakes and thought about the past seven days.
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In her initial video, Evelyn flipped over Lemonade's decadent visuals.
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It took almost seven years, but the switch finally flipped.
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"She had only flipped half the coin," Mr. Casal said.
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Most had been flipped on their ends to let Mrs.
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What we saw in East Texas was the churches flipped.
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I dressed like him, had the collar flipped up, everything.
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" Reading that, Ms. Scovell writes, "a switch inside me flipped.
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She says things escalated when he flipped a coffee table.
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The man who said he would never flip has flipped.
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Cars and trucks were spun around or flipped upside down.
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He flipped the sample then produced and engineered the beat.
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But now the county has largely flipped to the Republicans.
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As they firm, the wheels are evenly salted and flipped.
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" Kanye West flipped it on 2012's "New God Flow.
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Episodes track their progress, culminating in the houses being flipped.
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At one point, the truck they were stuffed into flipped.
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Most important, the show flipped the story of cultural influence.
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They saw the famous butter cow and flipped pork chops.
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But that relationship has flipped upside down, alarming many investors.
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He flipped through questions written out on blue note cards.
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It too flipped dramatically from Obama to Trump in 2016.
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Once we are on the trail a switch is flipped.
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"I don't even know what flipped the switch," she says.
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He appeared subdued as he flipped through the charge sheet.
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But in the interview aired Sunday, Trump flipped that stance.
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Democrats flipped 15 seats in the Virginia House of Delegates.
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Ford flipped the riding from the provincial Liberals last year.
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She flipped and just kept beating me with the plug.
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Several sets of hands flipped him over on his back.
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The ratio should have been flipped: more Chinese, fewer Americans.
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On TikTok, sex ed is being flipped on its head.
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But in one small but significant way, Obamacare flipped them.
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And if there was, could the switch be flipped back?
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Clinton have flipped to Mr. Trump so far this year.
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However, the Senate Democratic staff has flipped the proper inquiry.
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But Blackman's fumble on the ensuing drive flipped the game.
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That script flipped this summer with the "smart voting" campaign.
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We got up early then they flipped it on us.
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In New Hampshire, two GOP seats flipped in September alone.
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Pecker and Howard were thought to have "flipped" on Trump.
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Lizzie Fletcher flipped that seat in 2018, defeating incumbent Rep.
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I was in the surf zone, and we almost flipped.
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I was going 45 miles per hour when I flipped.
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He's also flipped control of most circuit courts of appeals.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller just flipped another former Trump staffer.
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Democrats promising increased public spending—on public schools, specifically—just flipped two deep red seats in the Oklahoma legislature, and a Sanders supporter flipped a similar seat in the New York State Assembly in May.
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So that&aposs when she flipped and everything just went south.
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Naturally, fans flipped out at the news, and immediately began speculating.
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So I flipped it around to go along with the joke.
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We started with near-record heat, and we flipped to cold.
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As he flipped through the gift cards, he noticed a pattern.
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A school bus flipped on its side in Cherry Hill, N.J.
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I'm chair of the Democratic Governors Association — Democrats flipped several governorships.
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You went to a cool store, or flipped through fancy catalogues.
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That basically flipped the next day, going to 68 percent negative.
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During the Obama years, the GOP flipped 958 state legislative seats.
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Commenters flipped out over the kids and their amazingly appropriate toy.
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We flipped out, however skeptically, when he revealed his Hyperloop idea.
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I was sitting on it, and he flipped it upside down.
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Manufacturing export orders flipped from growth to contraction over the summer.
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A switch must be flipped before making the stun gun operational.
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I was sitting on it and he flipped it upside-down.
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If it started getting flipped out, he had to check me.
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It is the 39th House seat that Democrats flipped this year.
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The Republicans have flipped three Senate seats so far, including McCaskill's.
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Still, nice try by VAIO on this — I almost flipped out.
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They flipped the governor's mansion and a key U.S. House seat.
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Curious, Risinger flipped the case over and saw Guiliani's name engraved.
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His family reported he suffered facial injuries when the truck flipped.
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So, she flipped on Fox News and checked her Facebook feed.
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After the agency flipped to Republican, it stopped pursuing the effort.
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We flipped through the profile and picked out our favorite bits.
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Demand for flipped homes tends to come from first-time buyers.
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Democrats flipped control of 123 Republican-held seats in these elections.
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It went down a hill and flipped before bursting into flames.
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"The [life jacket] immediately flipped her on her face," Holly says.
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The kids are understandably flipped out by their mother's strange behavior.
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As you can imagine, people effectively flipped out following the news.
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"Those numbers have steadily shifted, where today it's flipped," he said.
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It remains unclear if one of his longtime allies flipped yesterday.
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Nintendo literally just took the M in Mario and flipped it.
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Democrats flipped, giving Republicans a super-majority in the statehouse, known
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They also flipped seven governors' mansions, including some in red states.
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Most districts remained Republican, but Democrats flipped two solidly Republican seats.
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Some of them have been flipped onto their sides or roofs.
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"She completely flipped back to, 'I'm a victim,&apos" he says.
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Flipped through a dog book 15 years ago and found them.
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They literally took a mouse and flipped it on its side.
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That district had flipped at every presidential cycle; now it hasn't.
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He shrugged it off, walked inside and flipped on his Pandora.
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Since he flipped, Gates has been cooperating with the Mueller inquiry.
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I got bored so I flipped to ESPN for a second.
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I use the videos as supplemental media in a flipped classroom.
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And flipped his hand over, palm up, and curled his fingers.
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Not just a flipped-switch change but progressively over seven seasons.
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The party also flipped seats in key suburban seats, toppling Rep.
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Now Trump seems to have flipped yet again on the issue.
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"His world is pretty much flipped upside down," Bartek said Tuesday.
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" I froze and flipped the switch in my heart to "closed.
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This book flipped nearly all of my switches as a reader.
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With a Senate seat flipped, the Republican majority would reach 53.
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Television personality Scott Disick has just flipped another home in California.
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"When Indiegogo called us, that flipped the equation," Mr. Coleman said.
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Angry, Mr. Bannon "actually flipped over the table," Mr. Watkins said.
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But the Phoenix bench flipped the game back in Arizona's favor.
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Everything was rearranged, flipped upside down and all over the place.
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But now their bond has been broken, as Flynn has flipped.
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They have flipped other red state seats in Oklahoma and Georgia.
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Actress and comedian Amy Schumer flipped to support New York Gov.
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Everyone flipped out about how much of a tragedy it was.
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I'm not sure if I should've flipped him off or not.
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It looks like the photo has simply been flipped upside down.
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Beyonce flipped "Pon De Floor," he dated Katy Perry, this happened.
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I just think that's where the narrative needs to be flipped.
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We flipped passes to each other for who knows how long.
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I think for a lot of them, it sort of flipped.
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Republicans hold 12 House seats that flipped from Obama to Trump.
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If you're flipped over, your orientation to the aircraft is off.
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He had flipped a coin and stood staunchly by the results.
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He had flipped his suitcase into the overhead bin with ease.
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Her county flipped to Mr. Trump after choosing Mr. Obama twice.
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For Nadal, his tournament may have flipped on a single point.
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A lot guys with a lot of time in have flipped.
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The librarian, John Myers, carefully flipped through its fraying brown pages.
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In fact, Trump flipped some key districts with high military populations.
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Britton was outside and Ms. Yasenchok's body had been flipped over.
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The cakes popped right out when I flipped the pan over!
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Beckham was flipped over, and his head bounced off the turf.
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The house, three stories, had been recently sold, renovated and flipped.
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In time, the pecking order between Bryant and O&aposNeal flipped.
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Conversely, the Republican electorate, egged on by Donald Trump, has flipped.
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"What this study shows is this has totally flipped," he added.
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Here's the latest on races where Democrats flipped a seat: Calif.
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He flipped the question around: Why would anyone assume they'd care?
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I flipped through some of the old receipts the other day.
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But in the final two months, Lawrence has flipped a switch.
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He literally flipped off the media during a radio interview. LOL.
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Virginia's General Assembly flipped to majority Democratic during the last election.
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But a rousing second-half performance by TCU flipped that script.
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Together, we flipped from back to front, pausing often to talk.
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When the puck squirted loose, Anisimov flipped a shot past Schneider.
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Now that he has flipped, anything and everything is fair game.
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The dog launched itself and flipped mid-air to face me.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D), who flipped the seat held by retiring Sen.
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I flipped through photos of it in Cyprus, France and Florida.
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Till-Mobley flipped the script on the spectacle of black death.
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He flipped through photos of himself in a dark mine shaft.
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"I tell you, I just totally flipped out," Mr. Peterson said.
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But a flipped ticket does not require any formal ballot change.
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As you've likely predicted, a lot of white people flipped out.
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It says a lot that the majority of people on Scandal are either sociopaths, murderers, or some combination of both, and most have at some point flipped and back-flipped when it comes to their political identification.
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The number hit 999,990, before the odometer flipped back over to zero.
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Ferrell's SUV flipped on its side as a result of the accident.
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Kinkaid, 2918, has made three starts since the calendar flipped to 211.
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Roughly two weeks later, Tillis flipped and instead voted against the resolution.
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Some investors flipped homes immediately, while others held and rented the properties.
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The movie makes it appear like Mercury suddenly flipped a sexuality switch.
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And then, at 224:22014 pm on August 224, 238, it flipped.
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While driving to help a friend in need, Marston's pickup truck flipped.
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Phil Leonetti of the Philly mob had flipped and testified against Gigante.
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And thanks to France that normalization has been flipped on its head.
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A car flipped to its side after flash floods in Ellicott City.
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"In 22018, I flipped 22020 Trump counties in NY," she tweeted Sunday.
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Videos and photos showed flipped vehicles and debris littering streets and storefronts.
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Has… has everything we knew about politics just flipped on its head?
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Most CEOs get the priorities flipped, but Jobs "never did," says Cook.
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The sheriff says the family&aposs trailer was flipped in the storm.
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Miss Universe flipped the script with a woman-led panel of judges.
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It's the House of Delegates [where Democrats flipped at least 15 seats].
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It's as if someone flipped his off switch during his big moment.
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The Dow (INDU) flipped between the positive and negative territory all day.
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He wrote white papers, flipped Volkswagen campers and was an SEO consultant.
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He flipped on the shades and played the saxophone on Arsenio Hall.
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A woman flipped off a cop and the court sided with her.
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And Simone Biles and Aly Raisman flipped like absolute badasses on floor.
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Hill flipped a Republican seat in last year's midterms, defeating then-Rep.
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It flipped and I got hot and made a bunch of putts.
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But I'm not sure even Tony flipped as many times as Sarah.
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But they flipped the 8th congressional district, which includes the Iron Range.
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Abby Finkenauer and Cindy Axne flipped GOP-held seats, while Republican Gov.
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This visible manifestation of her illness flipped a switch in my brain.
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Vaynerchuk admits in his #TrashTalk series that not everything can be flipped.
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In DC, over the past 10 years, neighborhood after neighborhood has flipped.
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She flipped em all and got a down payment on her house.
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"My life was flipped upside down," she told PEOPLE of the assault.
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Their grassroots operations invested in women in Nevada, we flipped both houses.
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The first house Simonsen and her team flipped was a 5,000-sq.
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The party also flipped two GOP-held House seats in the state.
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If I could have gotten that recast, I could have flipped everything.
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When they flipped the switch, they caught the wobbles just in time.
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And for all 39 Democrats who flipped Republican-held seats last November.
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Once it's flipped to blue and black in your head, that's it.
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My dad flipped through the images and smiled proudly at his accomplishment.
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Dairy Queen is the queen of serving you milkshakes flipped upside down.
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So has the gray lady flipped her lid, what are they doing?
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The model, in the eyes of Mediachain's founders, needs to be flipped.
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We've flipped pancakes, fried eggs, turned burgers, and sautéed veggies with it.
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While I booked appointments, my friend flipped on the Republican National Convention.
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I flipped the camera and posted my dumb toast picture on Instagram.
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One marcher can be seen flipped onto the hood of another car.
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One-sided silks were flipped toward the inside, for the wearer alone.
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However, the U.S.' free-trade agreement with South Korea flipped that script.
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POTUS' cap, for instance, has been flipped backwards, in true bro fashion.
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The couple flipped on the lights and that sent the prowlers running.
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He flipped that land for undeveloped waterfront property in his home country.
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Along the way they flipped this home, but the marriage didn't survive.
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Sure enough, when they tried similar research with Italians, the results flipped.
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"Once he flipped, the whole politics of the issue changed," Zelizer noted.
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That flipped the field and set up 15 consecutive points for Rutgers.
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David called Nathan a blabbermouth -- and flipped him off in the process.
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Throughout Float there are melodies and reprisals, ideas revised, revisited, and flipped.
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He flipped out when he heard your music and was just game.
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It was a rallying cry that flipped Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and beyond.
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He picked up the basketball and flipped it from hand to hand.
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But, when I saw G. Hauser, something flipped in me, a switch.
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By 4am, the gambling markets had flipped to discounting a Leave victory.
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Linn strapped the glove on my hand and flipped the external switches.
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As I sat in the undulating chair, I flipped though some glossies.
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Democrats flipped two seats in southern Florida, knocking out moderate Republican Rep.
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In fact, Democratic women could have almost flipped the House by themselves.
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"He whipped out his middle finger and flipped the bird," Aiken writes.
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This confirmed that the Enquirer had "flipped" on Trump, so to speak.
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The soufflé batter is poured onto a hot griddle and expertly flipped.
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Cabrera flipped the ball to Neil Walker for a force at second.
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Colorado and Virginia went for Mr. Bush, then flipped to Mr. Obama.
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As we chatted, someone flipped a switch controlling projectors in the ceiling.
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It flipped two state legislature seats in Georgia and 14 in Virginia.
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On Tuesday, Jones flipped 12 counties that voted for Trump last year.
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The two reality TV stars bounced around, flipped and twirled like pros.
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The clear ones are flipped off the belt by puffs of air.
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Just be nice, you never know when the switch will be flipped.
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Stocks flipped between small gains and losses for most of the day.
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However, in Puerto Rico, the wage gap is every so slightly flipped.
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Gates eventually flipped and pleaded guilty to reduced charges in February 2018.
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Iowa State flipped the switch, but we held on enough to win.
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She flipped through a book of DVDs with fingerless hands and sighed.
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When Obama took office, these tricks were simply flipped on their head.
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Vivian's yellow pupils disappeared, and her head flipped back almost ninety degrees.
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Everybody I'd come up with in Chinatown had flipped or cooperated somehow.
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He just flipped on me, and I just can't get past that.
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Even the show's premise is a gender-flipped reworking of Full House.
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You may have seen hamburgers and pancakes flipped, but how about latkes?
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It overrode longing and anxiety, and flipped them both into something joyful.
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The crash flipped the armor-plated Land Rover driven by Prince Philip.
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He had flipped over his bike handles and was on life support.
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CALIFORNIA ARIZONA Border districts flipped by Democrats NEW MEXICO TEXAS Dem. Rep.
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Then they flipped the image, reorienting its profile from left to right.
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Democrats also flipped a Republican-held congressional seat in suburban Kansas City.
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But before a compromise could be reached, Mr. Trump flipped the script.
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That's why 43 House seats flipped from Republican to Democratic in November.
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An Abrams tank flipped over and several seven-ton trucks broke down.
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He flipped the switch on the wood splitter and it went quiet.
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Above the medieval-style metal glove, he spun, he kicked, he flipped.
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Democrats also flipped seats in deep-red states like Utah and Kansas.
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"That's when what I was looking for kind of flipped," she said.
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Then a Yorkshire sauntered by and Pierre nearly flipped over the table.
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The freshman Democrat flipped a longtime GOP seat by defeating incumbent Rep.
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Preston flipped open a Chromebook and clicked through a reading comprehension drill.
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Young artists should be bought and kept and nourished, and not flipped.
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Clusters of onlookers snapped pictures of the signs — some flipped them off.
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His car flipped over on a frozen lake, and he didn't drown.
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Beebe flipped over a pair of bases to show me the change.
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One night in 1994, Ahn Myeong-Cheol's world was flipped upside down.
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In fact, when they first got married, they flipped a home together.
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In 2016, Trump narrowly flipped it away from Democrats with 51 percent.
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Democrats flipped 85033 seats to retake control of the House in 2018.
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But by 20173 the county had flipped, overwhelmingly supporting Republican Ronald Reagan.
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The bicycle shattered into pieces, and the S.U.V. flipped onto its side.
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Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-Fla.), who flipped a GOP district in 2018.
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Harley Rouda (D-Calif.), who flipped an Orange County seat in 2018.
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The Speaker famously flipped burgers at McDonald's when he was younger. 8.
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But even more concerning for the blue team: The enthusiasm gap flipped.
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In Virginia, Democrats flipped 22016 Republican seats in the November 3003 election.
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In Virginia, Democrats flipped 15 Republican seats in the November 2017 election.
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But sometime Tuesday night, that 84-percent Clinton win Upshot figure flipped.
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Last year, it flipped the "P" in its name to become IHOb.
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Statewide, Republicans flipped two races — the Attorney General and Secretary of State.
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With a [healthy] 18-year-old, the process is kind of flipped.
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Dean Phillips, another freshman Democrat who flipped a GOP district in 2018.
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Drivers smashed in windows and flipped over cars in protest of UberPOP.
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As we approached we saw a small plane flipped on its side.
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I flipped to the last page of the document and signed it.
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"Every time we flipped the coin, it came up negative," Greninger said.
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Already, one of the three races in question appears to have flipped.
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The script has been flipped, for the first time, in her favor.
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Solis says Young flipped out -- and beat him down to the ground.
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Curses were thrown, accusations of racism were made, and birds were flipped.
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When one Instagram commenter pointed out the bad optics, Linton flipped out.
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He could only have one guest, so he apparently flipped a coin.
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Kyle's 2007 Toyota Tacoma flipped after striking a drainage pipe and concrete.
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Cyclist who flipped off Trump motorcade wins local office in Virginia The cyclist who flipped off President Donald Trump's motorcade in 133, and lost her job because of it, has won her bid for local office in Virginia.
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The president picked up one of three binders, flipped through its pages like I flipped through textbooks in middle school when I wanted to get angry at just how many pages there were, and tossed it on the ground.
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"Once they take (opioids), there's a switch in their brain that gets flipped on -- and to get that switched flipped back could take up to five years, and most treatments are 35 days and they're back out," he said.
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And we all want to know what flipped the switch in our ancestors.
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Moelis flipped the coin in a high arc, too high, he soon realized.
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Then, while your head is flipped over, secure the hair into two pigtails.
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Democrat Elaine Luria flipped Virginia's 21nd congressional district, unseating Republican incumbent Scott Taylor.
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I'm waking up going, Oh my God, my life just flipped upside down.
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The normally nocturnal animals also flipped their schedules, becoming active during the day.
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It took a while, but technology has finally flipped from boon to bogeyman.
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And now you flipped it and I now have to do your show.
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Aside from the obviously lowered inhibitions, what weird switch is getting flipped here?
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Food trucks offered free meals and a cook flipped burgers on a grill.
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But Flake flipped his vote at the last minute, and Bridenstine squeaked through.
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The family vehicle flipped over and the 8-month old girl was ejected.
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While many people might have flipped out, Ayana decided to play it cool.
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He snagged it on a backhand and flipped to first for the out.
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Cohen later flipped and became a star witness for prosecutors and Congressional committee.
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The car flipped over after hitting the wagon, according to CNN affiliate WLS.
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By invalidating Facebook's enterprise certificate today, Cook flipped one of his lesser switches.
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That's nearly flipped among Republican voters (63% think it benefits middle-class Americans).
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Let's just say, he flipped 'em back on less than 10 seconds later.
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Ashwin flipped me onto the bed and pressed his belly against my back.
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Mujey flipped through photos of the school's faculty and staff to identify James.
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Seeing Noma in that cast picture flipped some kind of switch in me.
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As of now they've flipped 27 — enough to seize control of the House.
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Decades after those closures, in 2009, Kearns flipped open the top manila folder.
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In the Texas House, Democrats — mostly women — flipped at least 11 red seats.
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On Saturday, Democrats flipped a house seat turning all of Orange County blue.
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The judge said that the custodial responsibility had been flipped to the father.
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Cards to be flipped through in an idle moment and discarded at will.
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"My car flipped a bunch and I crashed into a wall," he said.
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And with this new unexpected event the whole of Fed policy has flipped.
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While my accident may have flipped my world upside down, I'm still me.
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But the script was flipped against Kershaw as Chicago struck out 10 times.
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During the crash, Burrage's vehicle skidded 700 feet and flipped over several times.
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Euro Garages has consequently flipped the formula for making money at a forecourt.
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It was small and light and flipped open, allowing for some cool moves.
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"My world flipped upside down when I had to enter prison," she continued.
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"That's a good sign that it was probably flipped fairly quickly," he warned.
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But he's among the Macomb county voters who flipped to Trump in 2016.
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In some cases, Google has flipped the rule to a minimum of seven.
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Juncker flipped through more than a dozen colorful cue cards with simplified explainers.
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Tariffs and escalating trade tensions have flipped the investor risk switch to off.
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As of Wednesday, 16 of those districts had flipped to blue as expected.
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They also whipped up this frequently sold-out jogger pant everyone flipped over.
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It's also likely that some of those phone owners flipped over their phone.
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Many of the most rural districts that flipped — seats now held by Reps.
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We flipped the table, turned the switch and let them speculate — with abandon.
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He flipped through his phone to find pictures of himself from the period.
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Democrats flipped two House seats in Michigan, and one of those winners — Rep.
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In this moment, as I look at /r/The_Donald, things are entirely flipped.
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Xochitl Torres Small flipped the state's 2nd Congressional District, while incumbent Democratic Sen.
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Nearly 246,244 family homes and condos were flipped in 22014, according to RealtyTrac.
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I don't know why she just, you know, flipped all of a sudden.
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I'm waking up going, Oh my God, my life just flipped upside down.
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Maybe I was just exhausted and my body flipped a switch on me.
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And that's not the only part of the script that's flipped so suddenly.
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In March, a couple fleeing ICE officers died after their SUV flipped over.
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The tractor flipped over, killing 66-year-old Kenny Mosher ... a local farmer.
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They kind of promised and the markets would get scared if they flipped.
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He flipped, and his back struck the top of a hard plastic seat.
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Their relationship and the gender conventions underlying it have in fact been flipped.
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I flipped him over and a blood curdling scream for Justin escaped me.
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Mostly I flipped through the photos, still disturbed by her perfect little face.
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Remember the night he flipped the entire industrial Midwest from blue to red?
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She flipped through the pages and sang, "Come see the world with me."
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Last year, Democrats flipped six GOP-held state delegate seats in her district.
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And you know, guys don't like getting the cards flipped on them—ever.
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It flipped me back over and then I start to see the ground.
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One McDonald's location has even flipped the "golden arches" logo on its sign.
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When not in use, the oven can be flipped up and stored vertically.
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There is even a training montage, complete with flipped tires and circuit runs.
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Harwood: Do you have any legislatures you think are ripe to be flipped?
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Democrats flipped multiple suburban seats near Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and Detroit.
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Georgia flipped from having the nation's 17th to 11th least oppressive tax burden.
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And then Seattle and Toronto went on the road and flipped the script.
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As a presidential candidate, facing the anti-free-trade Bernie Sanders, she flipped.
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On Thursday, the winds flipped over a tourist's camping trailer near the top.
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Others, they said, have flipped and are now working with Iran against America.
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She is a phenomenal new member who flipped a red seat blue.KeepHerNameOutOfYourMouth. pic.twitter.
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Arizona and Iowa have flipped from red to blue as of this writing.
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Which simulates being trapped in a helicopter that&aposs flipped upside down underwater.
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Pachulia quickly flipped a pass around another Laker to Durant for a dunk.
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In rehearsals, my body is being flipped, flopped and turned every which way.
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Before the day was out, even before the media flipped from covering the
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Curiously, the version of the photo that's currently going viral is flipped horizontally.
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No Vrbata deal, no Hamhuis move, no other veterans flipped for future assets.
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I had a cup of water and flipped through some of the journals.
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I'm waking up going, Oh my god, my life just flipped upside down.
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Now, with the insane success of Fortnite, the company has flipped the script.
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They're exactly the demographic that Trump flipped from Obama in the 2016 election.
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She used to be a Democrat, but flipped Republican a long time ago.
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Your dad has taken joke presents and flipped them upside-down, inside-out.
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Tank commanders who can't pay a toll are unceremoniously flipped on their asses.
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That shot flipped the table on what should have been a Purdue advantage.
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Perhaps that's why Redditors flipped over a hair miracle posted earlier this week.
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Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts, another signatory, also flipped after private conversations with Pelosi.
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The collision pushed their vehicle off the highway, and their car flipped over.
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And then the election came in November of 2016, and the bit flipped.
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It was like the show flipped into a whole new genre — romantic suspense?
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But this is a men's issue that's been flipped into a women's issue.
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But there was a point at which she kind of flipped a switch.
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On the other side, many analysts see Romney voters who flipped to Mrs.
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For those at this private party, there seemed no risk of flipped votes.
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They flipped the House despite the advantage Republicans secured for themselves through gerrymandering.
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The party also flipped one of those four seats in a major upset.
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Manafort and Gates had been indicted at the same time before Gates flipped.
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Ford claims Cena broke the rules and flipped his ride for a profit.
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The explosion flipped the soldiers' mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle, killing Army Capt.
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He took out his prayer book, flipped through the pages, whispering a prayer.
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But instead of sitting down as Stephen Colbert's guest, he flipped the script.
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By 2018, the numbers had flipped, according to the marketing analytics firm Jumpshot.
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He flipped the puck into the open net to make it 2-1.
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The surrounding county was bedrock Republican but flipped for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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A drawer slid open and he flipped the lid, but found nothing inside.
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Dozens of others have been arrested or flipped by prosecutors in the state.
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That August, Iranian hackers flipped a kill switch at precisely 11:08 a.m.
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Which means, when the puzzle is solved, that we've collectively FLIPPED THE BIRD.
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Cunningham, who flipped a Republican House seat in the Lowcountry in 2018, has
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Where the script has really flipped is in the future history of evolution.
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That cycle, the Democrats flipped the U.S. House of Representatives, becoming the majority.
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" Teresa Giudice flipped over a table on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
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Bryan Rust came in on the rush and flipped the puck at Rinne.
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People flipped burgers and bagged groceries, pursuits with no route out of poverty.
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He pointed to four Statehouse seats that Democrats flipped in Iowa in 2018.
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In 2018, Democrat Joe Cunningham flipped South Carolina's first district, which includes Charleston.
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"I've read and flipped through a bunch of papers over time," Oliver said.
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Graham and Flake have now flipped to "yes" from their previous "no" positions.
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But the story of exactly how these districts flipped has been largely untold.
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Suddenly, my stomach flipped and I knew I was going to throw up.
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" Mr. Hoffman returned to his binder and flipped madly through the pages. "Aha!
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Now, President Trump has flipped the formula, punishing Germany while largely ignoring France.
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Scary finish at #DAYTONA500 when leader Ryan Newman flipped right before the finish.
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After a time, he flipped himself onto his stomach but couldn't get up.
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"Something flipped" during the impeachment hearings, Galli said during his told MSNBC interview.
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Ms. Carr Falsetta flipped on the disco lights and tweaked the song playlist.
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Mr. Anderson soon moved in and "flipped her life around," the neighbor said.
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He flipped the puck from behind his own net to the opposite end.
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Since 2003, Nayar has bought, rented, sold and flipped more than 1,000 homes.
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The seats we flipped were with problem solvers, not with litmus test ideologues.
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Democrats flipped Virginia's state Senate and House of Delegates in state elections Tuesday.
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The Miami metro area had the most homes flipped of any market nationwide.
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Newton flipped the football lightly toward the player who had just hit him.
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The cart, called a sulky, Shatner was in flipped and he ate it.
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So, in a blatant act of fake-news making, he flipped the story.
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Then he flipped the board over, revealing another list on the opposite side.
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At the airport customs desk, the officer flipped lazily through Khadija's Canadian passport.
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But the pace of those price increases dropped once the calendar flipped to 32.63.
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He flipped through channels on his police scanner, as chatter ramped up in intensity.
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Yet, sometimes, the opposite happens: a switch is flipped with aggressive, even violent consequences.
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It turns out many familiar stereotypes were completely flipped from what they are today.
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"It felt like the game kind of flipped there," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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This morning Verizon (TechCrunch's parent company) flipped the 5G switch on four additional cities.
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What they did on the Iran deal is they flipped it on its head.
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" He flipped the question on The Sun's reporter, asking, "Everyone should be friends, right?
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Facebook just flipped the switch on its live streaming feature in its iOS app.
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She flipped through the binder to reveal a few looks planned for her activities.
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Lyons says Snapchat's filter looks like a traced and flipped version of her illustration.
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Today, it can feel sometimes like that has flipped in a lot of cases.
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So all of a sudden, the alien encounter narrative was flipped on its head.
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We put on our smartglasses and the tactile suits and flipped on the SOP.
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It almost felt like a flipped version of a VH1 Love & Hip Hop reunion.
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At least for the moment, the performance difference between value and growth has flipped.
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One night, I flipped on TBS and there was this monster on my screen.
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Obama won it in 2008 before it flipped to Republican Mitt Romney in 2012.
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Cox's victory gives Democrats their 7th flipped seat in California and their 40th nationwide.
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This gender-flipped Castle-like show is created by Andrew Marlowe — who created Castle.
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The exes chatted as they flipped through a copy of Heard's GQ cover story.
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These, of course, were the big states that flipped the electoral college in 2016.
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He flipped a shot from the left boards that snuck past a screened Johansson.
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The new draft fixed an editing error that inadvertently flipped two of the steps.
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Sarah flipped on the Tony alliance, but demanded that Tasha's group vote her way.
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Regarding the touchpad, it can be flipped over and turned into a Precision Touchpad.
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Read more: The strange, terrifying tale of the mistress who flipped on El Chapo.
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The question investors must now contend with is whether they have finally flipped back.
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Yet last night, the most successful Jewish candidate in primary history flipped the script.
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When she finally got her period back, it "totally flipped her perspective," she says.
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During the Silicon Valley opening credits, the Facebook logo flipped from English to Russian.
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She bent over and flipped her head back...and looked dead in my face.
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Steve Jobs revealed it'd cost $83 (28GB) and $21 (2000GB), and everyone flipped out.
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Don't they need more time to develop as characters before they're flipped upside-down?
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The latest: He flipped on the Hyde Amendment this month after 2020 rivals Sen.
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But, when Trump's former right-hand man flipped in June 2018 ... the relationship soured.
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Photos posted on Facebook show windows popped from their frames and benches flipped over.
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Obama's memoir Becoming, while she flipped through the host's children's book, Everything Is MAMA.
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Coyle scooped up a loose puck and flipped a high backhand into the goal.
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Dubuque County flipped from supporting Democrat Barack Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016.
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In other words, the supply/demand balance may have flipped a bit too hard.
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Unlike other monographs, A Designer's Art was meant to be read, not flipped through.
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Democrats flipped the House of Representatives, while Republicans extended their majority in the Senate.
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Troy, who hosted the series Nashville Flipped beginning in 2016, died on April 28.
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Alaskan voters flipped the other way, electing a Republican governor to succeed a Democrat.
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Democrats flipped seats in suburban districts outside of Washington, Philadelphia, Miami, Chicago and Denver.
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In the midterms, Democrats flipped enough seats to take the House majority from Republicans.
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Absolutely not true that conservatives have flipped to yes on the health care bill.
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Trailing 203-220 at the half, Philadelphia flipped the script in the third quarter.
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From the corner of the floor, off the bench, he flipped the water bottle.
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"I just have no idea how all of this flipped like that," Khloé said.
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The extraordinary hype that had surrounded him to this point flipped on its head.
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The helicopter is said to have flipped upside and was submerged in the water.
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She claims Rob flipped out and tore her bedroom door off at the hinges.
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Prince's never-before-released photos and journals could also be flipped for a profit.
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And with just a single vote, the entire state House control flipped to Democrats.
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Ninety percent of the participants flipped the switch, saving five people to kill one.
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A rescue boat with three aboard was deployed but flipped over in the surf.
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Just before he hit the net, he flipped onto his back and landed safely.
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If the genders were flipped, the male teacher or coach would be fired immediately.
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We kind of (flipped) the switch and tried to make something positive from that.
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The factors favoring Democrats: They've flipped 35 state legislature seats since President Trump's election.
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Butler flipped his bat after hitting the ball, and that set off Gimenez again.
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This comes after Democrats flipped a Wisconsin district in a special election last month.
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"Any the wiser" is flipped, in a moment's reverie, into King Any the Wiser.
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We flipped hundreds of state legislative seats nationwide, and at least six legislative bodies.
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The aircraft, which struck the ground and flipped on its back, sustained substantial damage.
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But Trump battered them so badly they flipped from never-Trumpers to Trump acolytes.
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During the winter, the hours are flipped, with darkness for most of the day.
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With a dramatic pause, he flipped the bottle, which landed upright on the table.
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"The Walking Dead" actress Lauren Ridloff is playing a gender-flipped version of Makkari.
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Katie Porter (D), who flipped one of those four seats, said in a statement.
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In a conference room, the C.S.P.O.A. audience flipped through their "Making of America" booklets.
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But then a refugee detonated a bomb in Ansbach, and the narrative flipped again.
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Of the 30 Democratic challengers who flipped seats, 25 ran on reforming the system.
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The special counsel has flipped Manafort's close associates and used their testimony against him.
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But two forces have flipped the conversation from CSR to a genuine business opportunity.
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I think he was just kind of bored when he flipped the radio frequency.
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The carriage flipped over, and the poor old nag lay lifeless on the ground.
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I flipped open my laptop, navigated to the Stadia website, and opened Destiny 220.
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Then he flipped the channel to see Usain Bolt and, later, a swimming event.
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He would start a war, in other words, if they flipped off our sailors.
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He flipped the guitar's neck to his other side, and played it upside down.
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The curve inverted over the summer, fuelling recession worries, but has since flipped back.
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Democrats flipped the Senate seat in Nevada and the governor's mansion in New Mexico.
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North Carolina and its 220006 electoral votes would have actually flipped for Senator McCain.
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If Cox wins in California, Democrats will have flipped 40 seats, widening Pelosi's margin.
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Then, their hosts flipped on the TV. "You all better come here," they said.
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Cable news channels flipped between scenes from Cleveland and news updates on Baton Rouge.
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"Where would Joni be?" she murmured to herself as she flipped through a stack.
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As people came to get her off the stage, she flipped everyone the bird.
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With no debate and little resistance, Trump has flipped an entire party's core beliefs.
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Cross Trading then immediately flipped the rights to an Ecuadorean company Teleamazones, for $311,170.
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The Seo is 43 inches, and once its flipped it pairs with your phone.
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The informant had been arrested and flipped months earlier, betrayed by yet another informant.
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So, when I happened upon these lipsticks on Hello Giggles this morning, I flipped.
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He skated in behind the defense and flipped the puck past a sprawling Pavelec.
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He later flipped the channel over to Fox News to catch Sean Hannity's show.
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He flipped a car on the West Side Highway and stumbled into bar fights.
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We stayed for an hour, and I flipped forward and backward dozens of times.
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The vehicle flipped and landed on its side, and the police arrested the driver.
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These days even the idea that language differences are about flipped switches is debated.
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If things get really bad though, her life could be flipped, turned upside down.
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Only the sledders are flipped on their stomachs and careen down the course headfirst.
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Jim Justice (R), who flipped from the Democratic Party to the GOP in 2017.
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The rights can be traded, or flipped for profits, even before the sale begins.
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" It's flipped his politics too: "Reagan was revered in my household — a Republican ideal.
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But up here in the US, black markets haven't suddenly just flipped to white.
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Similar strategies were employed by Democrats in some of the congressional seats they flipped.
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But as the calendar flipped to October, the selling in U.S. equity markets intensified.
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We don't know how many of those 1.6 million voters flipped to Mr. Trump.
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He then beat Washington's Tom Wilson and flipped a backhander over goaltender Ilya Samsonov.
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Warren flipped to the proverbial bird to outdated norms and blew right past them.
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The two parties' legal arguments have flipped as their power shifted, Professor Fried said.
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The switch is flipped, however, when they both wind up at the same college.
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Mike Bryan flipped his racket around so the handle was pointed like a gun.
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Katie Porter flipped in 22018, for example, the population is about 143 percent AAPI.
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It's difficult to overstate the extent to which this flipped fundamental concepts of fairness.
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The impact flipped Beckham onto his side, and his head bounced off the turf.
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On the newly disclosed ballots, no voters flipped their support to Bonds or Clemens.
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She flipped the script for the 2018 and 2019 State of the Union speeches.
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He told BuzzFeed that he chased after Phillips and flipped him off in return.
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Then, when they flipped it back, the app opened directly to the Stories camera.
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In an interview, Ms. Conway marveled at how Mr. Trump had flipped the script.
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Bishop says manufacturers' constant updates have flipped toaster ovens' reputation from dowdy to cool.
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A short time later, the phone rang, and Mr. Rossi flipped on the speakerphone.
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I started researching the post-Trump political awakening after the switch flipped for me.
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"They flipped the switch in their head to say, 'It's an asset,'" he said.
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She got loans from the same banks that financed investors who flipped apartment buildings.
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In the end, it&aposs flipped on us in a way we never expected.
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Filip Hronek flipped a shot from the right boards that Fabbri tipped in front.
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As the Fed flipped toward lowering interest rates, virtually every type of investment soared.
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The multi-trillion dollar global real estate market is getting flipped on its head.
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But last month, Trump expressed sympathy for him and encouragement that he hadn't flipped.
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Until Crist flipped the seat in 2016, Republicans represented it for nearly 25 years.
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Trump flipped it from blue to red in 2202, contributing to his unexpected victory.
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For some reason, uploading the file flipped it horizontal, which I could not fix.
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Some female celebrities have flipped the script and chosen to propose to their boyfriends.
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For dark hair dye, the numbers flipped, though the differences were not as dramatic.
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Ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn -- another Trump associate who flipped -- is awaiting sentencing.
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Democrats flipped four of the state's GOP-held congressional districts in the 2018 midterms.
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Nearly 25.5 percent more homes were flipped than in 25.3 in Pittsburgh and Memphis.
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Heirigs says the BMW flipped over, and clipped Wilson's tailing car in the process.
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Gretchen Whitmer and two congresswomen who flipped Republican seats, Haley Stevens and Elissa Slotkin.
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So far, Democrats have flipped 37 seats, and seven races still haven't been called.
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Although that signed bottle was not the one that was flipped in the show.
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The flatbread, flipped once, cooks for a few minutes until lightly browned and pliable.
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I flipped through a few flimsy pages of stock photo smiles beaming encouragingly, iridescent.
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But in surveys conducted during and after the 2008 and 2012 elections, this flipped.
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Here's what it was like at Facebook and Google after Apple flipped the switch.
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The schedule is basically the same but flipped for those on the night shift.
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Haley StevensHaley Maria StevensManufacturers group kicks off campaign to close the industry's skills gap Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Bloomberg wins endorsement from Democrat who flipped Michigan seat MORE (D-Mich.), a freshman lawmaker who flipped a GOP-held seat in 2018.
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The family vehicle flipped over and after the crash, survivors could not find the infant.
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Last year, when CoverFX debuted its line of Custom Cover Drops, the beauty world flipped.
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Some Democrats see visions of Alabama, where they flipped a Senate seat late last year.
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It would concern me greatly if this situation is now being flipped onto its head.
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Here's how Marvel took their catchphrase and flipped it to basically say Actors Assemble™.
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Flipped homes, which are usually renovated to turn-key condition, come at a price premium.
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The next morning they awoke to find their mobile home flipped over, and totally destroyed.
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Other videos showed a car being flipped over before its rear bumper was ripped off.
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Well all she heard was locker room (which are not coed) and she flipped out.
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When you flipped on your light switch this morning, where did that energy come from?
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"My life has flipped upside on its head since I've had a child," he said.
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I stan, big time, and I flipped out and had to work to contain myself.
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The Sheriff says that's when the vehicle flipped into the pond and immediately went under.
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Without missing a beat, she silently shot her hand up and flipped him the bird.
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The swing district has flipped back and forth between Democrat and Republican representatives since 2011.
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She found the story that became "Unbroken" when she flipped over a clipping about Seabiscuit.
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By 2012, the numbers had nearly flipped, with 52% of Hispanics supporting it, Pew found.
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I'm sitting here in the front row, Joc Pederson just flipped me off for nothing!
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She's was shitting herself but after she flipped out, I reassured her it wasn't true.
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It was flipped to Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev for $127 million later that same year.
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Hours later, she flipped her position, saying she would not have voted to confirm him.
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Now this is a story all about how Will Smith got flipped, turned upside down.
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Go deeper: 2018 midterm election seats that flipped 2018 midterm election races that made history
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Speculators flipped back to a bearish stance on Minneapolis-traded spring wheat through March 20.
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I flipped through Ashley's book of illustrations and chose a design that called to me.
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And in Missouri Democrats flipped their 42nd state legislative seat since Mr Trump took office.
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And a year after that the Blues flipped him to the Senators for Steve Duchesne.
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That was evident when we flipped through the over 100 new recipes from the star.
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After several decades of inexplicable margarine-dominance, the trend has finally flipped in butter's favor.
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We saw it live in the theater at Madison Square Garden and they flipped out.
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Bassett has flipped this phenomenon on its ageist (and sexist) head by aging into sisterhood.
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I flipped a switch every single night I went on and the bra started spinning.
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He whisked around the side, grabbing me behind the ankles and flipped my legs back.
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Leno says that has flipped dramatically, and the current pace of automotive innovation is staggering.
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Democrats have only flipped one seat so far -- that held by Mark Kirk in Illinois.
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They flipped the script and made history; surely Hollywood can find some drama in that.
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Her dad's advice flipped a switch for O'Connor, who decided to forgo the hefty purchase.
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And, then, I flipped it, and next thing you know, she's sitting in my lap.
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When the blades came together the speck flipped, and for a moment I lost it.
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But lately bosses' mood has flipped into a hostility that risks becoming jingoistic and unhelpful.
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Since 2015 Republican voters' view of trade agreements has flipped from positive to sharply negative.
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Elissa Slotkin and Haley Stevens flipped districts that sit at least partly in Detroit's suburbs.
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A flipped house is one that has been sold at least twice within one year.
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But it got a spark of life after two Republican House members flipped their votes.
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On foreign policy, he has flipped and flopped without any major diplomatic or military breakthroughs.
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Observe: During the Silicon Valley opening credits, the Facebook logo flipped from English to Russian.
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There were some small advantages one way or another that have really flipped the game.
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The spread between April and May, previously in a steep backwardation, immediately flipped into contango.
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Lots of cars flipped and there are a couple of houses that are completely flattened.
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My friends and I wanted to play, so it was a role I flipped into.
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After Tolliver took a charge, Jackson flipped in another shot to put the game away.
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Last week, Jessica flipped the game on its head after a misplaced word from Paul.
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Unlike many Western countries, Ukraine's plants still have circuit breakers that can be flipped manually.
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Rather than whining about a penalty ... he flipped over and banged out some push-ups.
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TMZ broke the story ... Miles' Bronco flipped on its side on the evening of Dec.
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"I don't know why she just, you know, flipped all of a sudden," Kim said.
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Prices for naphtha spot cargoes for sale to South Korea flipped to premiums on Jan.
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Then the following year we flipped the House, and I'm seeing a similar trend here.
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With a flick of her wrist, the switch flipped out, catching J in the neck.
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Swift quickly flipped the Hyannis Port property, selling it for $43 million in March 2013.
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But ultimately, their big wins and the flipped districts they took were in the suburbs.
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Democrats on Tuesday flipped two seats in special state elections in Florida and New Hampshire.
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I was right behind a car that flipped over and bounced around on the highway.
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There was a rush of confirmations toward the end of 2014 when the majority flipped.
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Several networks made the call after Democrats flipped 2900 seats in races across the country.
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When Donald Trump found out in 2011 that there was no billing he reportedly "flipped".
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"I flipped out," he recalled in an interview with The Los Angeles Times in 1990.
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Not-Honorable Mention: Jacksonville Jaguars Everyone flipped out about the Jags' offseason, and rightfully so.
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He flipped over the sign to confirm his suspicions about where it had been manufactured.
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Then, as if someone flipped a switch, she began singing jazz standards in perfect English.
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Of the 22019 delegate races that Democrats flipped, EMILY's List endorsed 11 of those candidates.
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Democrats have flipped 35 state legislative seats this cycle, including several in deep-red areas.
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It's the third state House seat that Democrats have flipped in New Hampshire since May.
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He flipped his sweater number back to 62 and scored 10 goals in 37 games.
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They dragged their feet for a while, then all of a sudden all flipped. Yeah.
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Seconds before impact, he flipped onto his back and landed safely in the California desert.
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Brown can rightfully claim that he flipped a red-leaning state blue in the midterms.
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A year and a half later, Hill flipped the suburban Los Angeles district for Democrats.
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Ted Cruz, and after they flipped two suburban districts in Houston and Dallas in 2018.
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Ireland and Ivory Coast share the same design, but it is flipped on the flagpole.
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Other major sites also flipped from a likely Clinton victory to a likely Trump victory.
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The bus she was riding in went out of control, flipped several times and crashed.
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Then Apple began selling the iPhone and the entire smartphone industry flipped on its head.
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Trump says McCain had campaigned on repealing the law and then flipped while in office.
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Six more states voted twice for Barack Obama but then flipped to Trump in 22010.
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The U-Haul truck eventually flipped over, and the driver was taken into police custody.
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The current crop of family sitcoms, though, has largely flipped that format on its head.
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By this point, I'd lost track of how many trucks had flipped or lost wheels.
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This was when the chair somehow flipped up, hit Kanter's forearm, and wrecked him royally.
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The question facing consumers, at least in that corner of the market, will have flipped.
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He ran the cash register at the luncheonette, flipped burgers, and chatted up the customers.
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Once-abandoned warehouses have seamlessly flipped into sprawling venues, and bigger spaces means bigger crowds.
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The street light that just flipped on overhead makes you want to run for cover.
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You can't subtitle a GIF, and the meme maker flipped vertical photos sideways without warning.
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The young men faced each other and flipped a coin for position, which McCoy won.
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I'm sure all of the usual questions about my husband's crime flipped through his head.
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Now the coin has flipped here, and you have Democratic activists crashing Republican town halls.
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There, among the shrubs and chirping crickets, idles a car that's been flipped upside down.
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Khadija flipped idly thru the Kama Sutra for a bit and then we spiritually congressed.
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The hope would be that fraudulent keys could be discovered before they're flipped on G23A.
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He collided with the raised concrete curb and guardrail, which flipped his car over once.
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Just last month, he survived a car crash—his car flipped twice on the highway.
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Democrats flipped suburban Delaware County, which has been controlled by Republicans since the Civil War.
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Over recent days, Mr. O'Neill has flipped attention to those around him at every turn.
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One of the resort's boats had flipped upside down and its outboard motors were damaged.
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Soon after making contact, he flipped his bat and threw both arms in the air.
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"I didn't overthink it," said Taylor, who modestly flipped his bat after he made contact.
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At the test event here, she flipped and landed on her head, sustaining a concussion.
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Last summer, they visited a house on Legion Street, flipped by a developer, for $489,000.
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The accident, which involved one car that had flipped, was on the bridge's westbound lanes.
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Both parties have flipped by 45 percent in their opinions of Trump versus Barack Obama.
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The red-faced line cook has flipped our patty and added a slice of cheese.
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Darrell Issa (R-CA), who literally flipped off a reporter asking about the news. Sen.
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It flipped in 22008 from supporting Mr. Obama, a Democrat, to Mr. Trump, a Republican.
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Uber's vehicle flipped onto its side and crashed into two more cars waiting in traffic.
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And oddly enough, at least initially in the US, it's flipped the disaster inequity script.
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They flipped 15 of the 100 delegate districts, including a few inspiring long-shot wins.
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The numbers have flipped since last month, when Mr. Ellison held a five-point lead.
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Then I took a breath and flipped it with all the courage I could muster.
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"If the order was flipped, I don't think anyone would blink an eye," Marr said.
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The captain flipped the switches, the trim stopped running away and the MCAS was disabled.
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Mr. Crow, who is 20203 and a lawyer, flipped a Republican-held seat in 22020.
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"My whole family's social and financial situation has been flipped upside down," Mr. Fitaihi said.
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The D's flipped 40 House seats in 2018 without using any of Sanders's stringent medicine.
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"In some weird flipped reality, innocent groups could be targeted for their speech," said Sinha.
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Hall looked on, then crossed the stage and flipped through his character's Bowie albums. ♦
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Democrats flipped three seats in the House of Representatives despite a partisan gerrymander in 2018.
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I'm in my 40s and freelancing, and that magical shopping switch never flipped for me.
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Mikheyev got behind the defense after Kasperi Kapanen flipped the puck out of his zone.
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Stephanie Murphy (D-Fla.), who flipped a historically Republican seat in suburban Orlando in 238.
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When his colleagues didn't heed his warning to abandon that approach, McCain flipped his vote.
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The speed with which Mr. Cohen successfully flipped real estate stands out, Mr. Berzin said.
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Flick any blob onto its back and it'll lie there like a flipped-over turtle.
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Its pontoons did inflate but then it flipped upside down and sank into the water.
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Aaron had just arrived, flashed a smile and then flipped the double bird to photogs.
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But as the calendar flipped over, he was nowhere near to making up his mind.
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President Bush then lost reelection over increasing taxes, and control of Congress flipped in 1994.
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In the 2018 midterm elections, the party flipped four GOP-held House seats in Pennsylvania.
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Now, they have 13 to 20 installations in a day, and the situation has flipped.
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Mostly a head-spinning reversal by the Federal Reserve, which flipped toward lowering interest rates.
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But you can do significantly better with them than if you just flipped a coin.
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All the candidates who flipped seats had been trained by NIRH and NARAL, Miller said.
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What switch had been flipped in my head to alter the thinking of 48 years?
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He flipped back to the front of the file, to the page with Streibel's signature.
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If I thought he'd flipped out, I'd have to be even more worried about him.
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Chester was a county that flipped from Romney in 2012 to Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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In 2018, she flipped a two-bedroom condo in Manhattan's Flatiron neighboorhood for $4.25 million.
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As counting wrapped up Monday, all but one had flipped to overall pro-democratic control.
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EST and flipped upside down, leaving the metal boom stretched along nearly two city blocks.
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N. If you were a teen in 199943, you probably flipped a bottle or two.
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Teresa Giudice was having a real breakdown when she flipped that table in New Jersey.
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Verizon announced this morning that it has flipped the switch on 5G in Los Angeles.
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As Business Insider reports, the restaurant's trademark golden arches have been entirely flipped upside down.
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Palladium flipped to a premium over platinum last September for the first time since 2001.
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One such candidate is Gillibrand, who many detractors argue has flipped-flop over her career.
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This includes the 27 "no corporate PAC" challengers who flipped a House seat in 2018.
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If you're in Beijing, it's flipped; in Shanghai, it stays put, for a crisper finish.
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"The plane was on fire, it flipped and then nosedived," said farmer Marino Perez Alvaredo.
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In the 2016 election, he flipped 14 upstate counties that Barack Obama won in 2012.
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So the only way — She flipped a red district and turned it blue in 20173.
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"Conventional political wisdom has been flipped on its head," said Dave Jacobson, a Democratic strategist.
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It is still unclear why the ferry, the Nyerere, flipped as it neared the island.
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By the close of June 0003 it had flipped to a punishing backwardation of $39.00.
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They ripped the doors off, shattered every window and then flipped over, totally destroying it.
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That was the day that Netflix flipped the switch on its new global recommendation system.
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"The moment I brought it up, it was as if the world flipped," said Jen.
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Trump's eccentric behavior has flipped what feels abnormal about the past decade in American politics.
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They did so in May of 2017, after a self-driving Volvo SUV flipped over.
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Didier Deschamps has flipped between 21-23-22-23 and 21-3-3 all tournament.
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She flipped out on him, even though he denied it ... but it was too late.
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And it was because of them that those seats flipped, and the legislators know that.
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It was like a switch flipped in him, and he became a different person, sexually.
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With Sinema's win, Democrats have flipped two seats previously held by the GOP, following Democratic Rep.
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Tuch flipped it past Hellebuyck for his fifth playoff goal and a 3-1 Vegas lead.
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Popping synapses in my brain flipped into overtime, as they tried to turn shock into elation.
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Democrats have also flipped 36 state legislative seats from red to blue in the Trump era.
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In a way, the flipped arches may be a mildly political work of corporate feminist art.
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Instead, Mozilla flipped the rebranding process on its head by sharing each step with the masses.
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It's worth noting that this would be a non-factor if the gender roles were flipped.
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"I don't know why she just, you know, flipped all of a sudden," Kardashian West said.
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The sex of the newborn could not be determined because it never flipped over, said Bejder.
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The Iowa Caucuses were so close some delegates were awarded only after caucus-goers flipped coins.
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"My car flipped a bunch and I crashed into a wall," he told PEOPLE last month.
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And yet here's Elizabeth suggesting that maybe Pastor Tim could be flipped, could become an asset.
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We broke the story ... Wambach flipped her Range Rover just after midnight on June 28th, 2014.
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Monday, a school bus carrying 37 children slammed into a tree, flipped over and split apart.
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And the real reason for it is that in 500 days, the economy has flipped dramatically.
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When the ball flipped toward the backstop, Hudson crouched and held his head in his hands.
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Obama flipped most of the circuit courts from conservative to liberal majorities, including the D.C. Circuit.
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The events of the plot are the same; the eyes we see it through are flipped.
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Investors have flipped out of equities and into currencies such as Yen and New Zealand dollar.
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As you can imagine, players flipped, now everyone hates everyone, and the whole mission appears doomed.
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I'll spare you the stories of what an emotional wreck I was when our narrative flipped.
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Then after that, you flipped out on me for things that I know were not true.
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If you flipped through all the channels and still weren't satisfied, you were out of luck.
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So when I got word she was found alive, my whole world flipped upside down again.
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Then he flipped, and worked with liberal Chuck Schumer to co-author the path to citizenship.
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Dean Hamblin, 63, owns a farm in Buchanan County, which also flipped to Trump from Obama.
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"The 6th must be flipped BECAUSE the GOP DOES NOT represent our values," one card says.
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Ohio flipped strongly toward Trump in the 2016 election, but it could be competitive in 2018.
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Most of the features based on the nose bridge eye scanners weren't flipped on yet, either.
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The 73 World Series, however, flipped the concept of home-field advantage entirely on its head.
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In 260, Democrats won every statewide office and flipped the congressional seat representing southeastern New Mexico.
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The car skidded 700 feet and flipped multiple times before Burrage flew out of the car.
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But it also "stole some of my thunder and flipped the script on me," he said.
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When Clinton sprang these on Trump, he flipped out in a way that, predictably, helped her.
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Google's London headquarters is similar in size but flipped on its side; it's 1,082 feet long.
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My mom flipped through channels until we found one with the alert blaring across the screen.
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By the following week, those figures had flipped to 51 percent approval and 40 percent disapproval.
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But Taylor must have freaked out about the reaction to it and just flipped the script.
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There's one very specific moment where the switch flipped: on November 3rd 2015, in Houston, Texas.
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Jared Golden, a freshman from Maine who flipped the state's reddest, most rural district in 2018.
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Democrats had flipped at least 251 GOP-held seats, far more than political analysts expected beforehand.
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We flipped it into a beautiful opera to show that there's a multifaceted side of us.
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In the 160 years since the first Republican convention, the parties' regional strongholds have also flipped.
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Does anyone else feel like the natural order of the world has been flipped upside down?
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Barr flipped the district from blue to red in 2012, defeating longtime Democratic incumbent Ben Chandler .
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He flipped out and told an MTV producer he was "done" with his relationship with Portwood.
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Norton, who was driving a truck, struck a concrete barrier and flipped over, according to reports.
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Fire officials credit the man's seatbeat with keeping him securely inside the vehicle as it flipped.
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I discovered that the shittiest ride in Cars Land was closed and flipped it the bird.
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They also flipped 12 House seats in Texas' state legislature and 7 House seats in Florida's.
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Just this morning, he was doing his tummy time, and he flipped over onto his back.
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Downside risk has flipped to the upside for RH, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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One dent in the road was so large it caused an accident that flipped a car.
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Colin Allred and Lizzie Fletcher flipped suburban districts outside of Dallas and Houston, respectively, in 2018.
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A woman's umbrella is flipped inside out by the wind during winter storm Stella in Philadelphia.
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Republicans will have to defend eight seats that only flipped from Democrat to Republican in 2014.
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Wisconsin, of course, flipped from blue to red in 2016 for the first time since 1984.
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She is a phenomenal new member who flipped a red seat blue. Keep. Her. Name. Out.
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Four Northern states that once went for Obama -- Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ohio -- flipped to Trump.
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Speaking of those salad chains, millennials have flipped the concept of fast food on its head.
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Sanctions are not a switch that can be flipped to create a sudden and transformative impact.
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Parker abruptly flipped Patel onto the ground during the encounter in front of Patel's son's home.
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" I flipped through the story, reading stray words, words like "firing position" and "spatter" and "reload.
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Another online sleuth suggested that Google flipped the photo, perhaps to make it harder to identify.
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The sheet goes onto a baking sheet that's been flipped over and lightly dusted with flour.
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Yup ... Chris was all smiles -- and pretty hairy, too -- as he flipped 'em all the bird.
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The sequins are reversible, so when they're flipped over, the dress changes from white to gold.
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"Absolutely not true that conservatives have flipped to yes on the health care bill," he tweeted.
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It began focused on chatbots for customer service but flipped its focus to tackle call centers.
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Once it's flipped on, your iPhone will automatically delete unused apps when the storage is low.
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Several people were injured and cars were flipped over near Pensacola, said NWS meteorologist Steve Miller.
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The star of DIY Network's Nashville Flipped has died at the age of 38, PEOPLE confirms.
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"Absolutely not true that conservatives have flipped to yes on the health care bill," tweeted Rep.
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In these scenarios, the bees basically flipped a coin, getting it right about half the time.
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At the same time, revenue from advertising versus subscriptions has flipped over the past six years.
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President Obama narrowly won the state in 2008, but it flipped back to red in 2012.
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The core of the team remained in place: Shea Weber and his egregious contract weren't flipped.
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That means that there isn't a big switch that's going to be flipped all at once.
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Dumba made a rush to the blue line and flipped a fluttering puck toward the net.
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Attendees characterized it as a good meeting, but it didn't appear that Trump flipped any votes.
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They ultimately flipped public opinion, along with many Republican lawmakers, into supporting those articles of impeachment.
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According to court documents obtained by the station, Henning jerked and flipped around the white pooch.
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But the President's intervention did underline how Washington's calendar seems to have already flipped to 2019.
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Ottawa replied only 20 seconds later as White flipped the puck over Canadiens goaltender Carey Price.
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Since Trump took office, Democrats have flipped over 40 state legislative seats from red to blue.
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The pickup almost flipped at one point, he said, as he drove over a fallen tree.
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Lewis flipped the home after acquiring the property for almost $13 million in 2017, PEOPLE confirms.
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"It's hard to know what flipped the switch, but we started to mean-revert," Hogan said.
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This campaign has flipped the script on stereotypes about how Republicans and Democrats supposedly view America.
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The lead flipped several times in the second half before it appeared Wake Forest took control.
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There, the typical layout has not been flipped, but rather sliced, carved and glued back together.
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So, with four months to go until the presidential election, the politics of healthcare have flipped.
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The flipped classroom concept applies across grade levels, from elementary school to post-secondary and beyond.
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After onlookers booed him, he flipped off the crowd and then was followed by park rangers.
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People's outlook on the government's role in gun control has flipped in the last 220006 years.
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Democratic responses were flipped, with 28503 percent opposing a second term and 22019 percent supporting one.
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The impact and its aftermath caused the rotation to change directions or flipped the planetary axis.
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"The plane was on fire, it flipped and then nosedived," said Marino Perez Alvaredo, a farmer.
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She bought a new chair for a desk and it flipped when she sat on it.
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The central New York seat, which includes Syracuse, has flipped between parties frequently in recent elections.
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Mimi Walters (lead has flipped since election night) CA-48: Democrat Harley Rouda leads Republican Rep.
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Ms. Shire graduated in 2010 and released her first chapbook with flipped eye the next year.
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The former baseball player's temper rose at one point, and he yelled and flipped a table.
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Voters flipped the House to a pro-reproductive health-care majority — winning 22019 seats and counting.
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So I flipped through the pages to see who it was, and it was Dorothy Ashby.
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But among Republicans, these numbers are flipped, with only 22 percent disapproving and 67 percent approving.
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If the Supreme Court's ideological majority flipped, future generations would be left to foot the bill.
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Monster Mutt, yet another dog truck, drove in and hit a jump, then immediately flipped over.
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Photos of the accident have surfaced ... showing the van totally damaged and flipped on its side.
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The Champ: This sketch flipped the script on those local high school feel-good news stories.
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If you think back to Watergate, people like John Dean flipped and gave all this testimony.
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My jaw dropped more times in this episode than Cookie flipped those shades up and down.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, Alexis says Chyna flipped out and asked Alexis to leave her section.
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It's impossible to say for sure, but it's as if a switch flipped inside of him.
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And I agree: It flipped the narrative on who the monsters really are in this world.
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"It was funny as hell, and the fans flipped out," Kentucky head coach John Calipari says.
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I flubbed one note in the beginning intro, and it twisted me and I flipped out.
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You flipped your first home, and now the final task has come – it's time to sell.
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Close to 49,000 homes were flipped nationwide in the third quarter, unchanged from a year ago.
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