It's like back flips and front flips and folds—it's fancy flips.
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Like tre flips first try, switch tre flips—he's got it all on lockdown.
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I went two flips up in the air, two flips in front of him.
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Not only big flips down big stairs, pinches on long rails, smooth ledge dancing, and viral hippie flips.
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Former Burger King employee Mike Vetter no longer flips burgers — now he flips cars, and he makes a killing.
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Illusion flips haven't always been hated, though, and from what I can tell they've actually been around longer than "proper" frontside flips.
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She does front flips and back flips and falls flat on the five-centimeter-wide strap, her torso parallel to the ground.
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If the anecdotal evidence of Clinton winning six coin flips is correct, she would have won six county delegates through coin flips (setting aside the fact that party records show Sanders also won six county delegates as a result of coin flips).
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Priceless. She busts out a little dance in celebration while another member of Whiteside's family literally flips -- (watch the video, she actually flips with excitement).
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In fact, both Scott and DeSantis are still very likely to win -- as machine recounts very rarely produce huge vote flips, the sort of flips Democrats need to win those states.
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Those include flips midair that require that you slow down time, flips off of walls and ledges, shooting in two directions simultaneously, and spinning while grounded or while flipping to dodge bullets.
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However, two of the first frontside flips caught on video, done by Natas Kaupas in the 1989 video Speed Freaks and Matt Hensley in Hokus Pokus the same year, were definitely illusion flips.
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Coin flips, poker hands and other crazy ways America settles tied elections Other races have been decided with random games like coin flips, pulling a high card from a deck or drawing straws.
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A Cheryl Blossom hair flip to end all hair flips!
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But when that flips, economic growth is expected to slow.
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What flips is the priority, and with it, the power.
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It's a potent combination, even when it flips viewers' stomachs.
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He flips on Sportscenter on his smartphone and feels fulfilled.
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Eventually some error flips the cycle from expansion to contraction.
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Then, being born for mischief, he flips the switch off.
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It's even capable of righting itself if it flips over.
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He knows everything and if he flips, forget about it.
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At some point, that desire fades, and then it flips.
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And, like The New Colossus, it flips wildly in tone.
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Back then, over 8 percent of all sales were flips.
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You woke up one morning doing flips on the bed.
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I'd do a few flips, make myself dizzy, and stop.
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But eventually, that career risk flips around the other way.
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This value exchange flips the advertising paradigm on its head.
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The worry sets in when the curve flips, or inverts.
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Daredevil senses her weakness and flips her sword on her.
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Things are looking up in Philly as the calendar flips.
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The doctor flips to the second page of his report.
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HEEL FLIPS, HIGH ART Kasseem takes his skateboard almost everywhere.
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Most players do not punctuate home runs with bat flips.
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Consider the hamburger as it flips from grill to bun.
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You go like that the thing flips on and whoa.
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You go like that, the thing flips on, and whoa.
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That is the highest number of flips in a decade.
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If one of those two flips, it's probably the Eighth.
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Fact is, he flips houses and he's a good host.
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One final hyperkinetic slur of flips, freezes, slides, and spins.
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Of the seven coin flips/games of chance that were held in precincts using the Microsoft app, six of those were flips to determine whether a county delegate slot went to Clinton or Sanders.
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I hope this article is universally panned as a sportswriter panicking about the random fluctuations and coin flips of sports all coming up "BORING" one after another and ascribing meaning to those coin flips.
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Among the topics were bat flips, Goose Gossage, and Bryce Harper.
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Until that dynamic flips, Kolodny argues, the opioid epidemic will continue.
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"See, and that's where it flips the other way," said Jones.
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Cook shows 17 districts of those potential flips leaning toward Democrats.
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" [Opens PoliSci textbook, flips to "caucus" section, reads]: "Caucus is different.
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Check out the whole number, flips and vocal runs included, below.
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Kids should also avoid flips and somersaults, the doctors group advises.
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She flashed the jewelry multiple times with hair flips and waves.
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For everyone that thinks its fake A post shared by Flips.
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The idea flips the notion of security responsibility on its head.
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And after watching some of his famous flips ... we believe it.
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The context of the flips, however, had the Internet in tears.
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It flips, effectively, from breakneck speed to slow, white-knuckle tension.
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Her black Labrador retriever, Lucas, "flips out" during hurricanes, she said.
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Who, exactly, would Cohen be providing information on if he flips?
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Right when you think you've got it figured out, it flips.
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The notion that surpluses could cause economic downturns flips conventional thinking.
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A former gymnast, she loves doing back flips on the trampoline.
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They expertly rode giant swells until bailing in spectacular back flips.
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If the bear flips you over, roll back onto your stomach.
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The car flips over multiple times, injuring Nick in the process.
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It swerves, flips over, and crashes into a ditch upside down.
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Reuters TV: Ahead of U.S. budget battle, GOP flips 'fiscal' script.
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Rose flips to a week in April and notices three entries.
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We gained 8 new Democratic majorities - the most flips since 2006!
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Or he won't get enough in trades for guys he flips.
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But remind them that it could eliminate private insurance, and support flips.
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At the very end of the film, however, Peele flips the script.
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But then a hero comes along and flips everything on its head.
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If either flips, the resolution will easily make it through the Senate.
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Foreign soil can be inhospitable even in the absence of political flips.
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Each week, the show brings in more contestants, which flips the rotation.
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They like to jump off things and do flips and break things.
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See her best moves (and fiercest hair flips!) in the videos above.
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A lot of our competition kind of flips it on the grill.
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Not in this era of parity and competitive balance and coin flips.
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We were doing flips, eating floating water and crawling on the ceiling.
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Her tweet also flips the script on the statistic from the report.
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When she put out this most recent book, I did back flips.
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Does someone who flips his bat after a homerun have bad makeup?
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"No one flips rundown properties faster than Michael and I," says Klemm.
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Barry flips out and bans her daughter from associating with Anne. Woe.
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It's a decision that flips the old classification system on its head.
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This is where someone flips between the roles victim, persecutor, and savior.
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Narrator: And if a plane flips over, flooding will occur much faster.
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Then it flips through a series of Republicans publicly disavowing the attack.
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When Darden sits on a bench on the lawn, O.J. flips out.
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Second track he flips it and says "Rolex" like a hundred times.
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But if the House flips, the GOP loses its power to stymie.
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From time to time, Earth's magnetic field flips, turning north to south.
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But, if the House flips, there are advantages to at least trying.
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He flips between belligerent drunk and charming, doting husband throughout the film.
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Clark's story momentarily flips the perspective from the doctor to the patient.
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Chris flips this by making the great-man artist into her muse.
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The box flips around to display whichever side you'd like to see.
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This tiny foldable drone doesn't just continuously do 360-degree 3D flips.
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While suspended, Mazz uses her body to control her flips and spins.
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The Rise of Skywalker's take on the same situation flips the script.
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Manafort flips for Mueller; Ethiopia's Oromo paint the town red and green.
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This novel, with wit and sensitivity, flips and revises that familiar script.
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When Erik confesses the molestation to Lyle, the older brother flips out.
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Not like the really difficult, bone breaking, spins, and flips and shit.
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The number of flips are down 8% annually, so the stakes are up.
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Then, brace yourself for one of most epic hair flips in the game.
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He's quite the acrobat, doing flips and flops is another talent of his.
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Interns will write quick flips as well as original stories throughout the semester.
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The " Sips and Flips for Hips " event will take place on July 29.
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Flip the orientation and the screen auto-flips for right-side up display.
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When the agent flips Claudia's body over, the video captures Martínez's horrified gasp.
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Then, Rey's lightsaber flips around, forming a staff with blades at both ends.
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Forrister — the youngest diver onboard — entertained everyone with flips off the high deck.
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Now, the cheerleader is stunning the Internet with her newest flips and twists.
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If she flips to the other side, her old alliance could be furious.
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It felt like watching an old guy try kick flips at a skatepark.
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Only Tennessee, where a Republican woman faces a Democratic man, flips the script.
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The big-cap S&P 250 is nearly identical to our coin flips.
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This sketch takes the term "Mexican standoff" and flips it on its head.
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In these precincts, there no are records of how many coin flips occurred.
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Love planet Venus flips into retrograde until April 15, stirring up buried feelings.
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"Store-bought is fine," she remarks as she flips on the food processor.
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Most dramatically of all, though, Viall flips a table over in the teaser.
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The Young Pope takes the "prestige" script and flips it on its head.
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When Google flips the switch on something in Android, everyone gets on board.
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Last fall, Ciaté's Glitter Flips were welcomed with an overwhelming amount of praise.
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Now, Ciaté is expanding the Glitter Flips collection with four new disco shades.
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Meet Sarah Lemp, a blogger and mom from Michigan who flips vintage RVs.
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Three inversions, or upside-down flips, follow over 3,415 feet of track. cedarpoint.
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As the family eats on the floor, a volunteer flips on a speaker.
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He flips a pacemaker over and holds it in front of my face.
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When he's working on a book, he flips in and out of character.
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My stomach flips, and I break out in a thin film of sweat.
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What flips me out about that is he obviously knew he was dying.
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He flips between apps on his phone and answering questions as he drives.
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The ratio of flips per investor, just 1.25, is the lowest since 2008.
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The lady carrying the boxes eventually snaps and flips the other woman off.
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If it can do back flips too, I guess that would be cool.
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Everyone has a bracket strategy, whether it's mascots or colors or coin flips.
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It needn't always fall on the politician juggling swords or doing back flips.
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Each one flips a character stereotype on its head in a beautiful way.
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In the short clip, Mendes flips her freshly-chopped lob for the camera.
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It also flips over and turns into a drink holder for some reason?
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Robert C. O'Brien, Mr. Trump's choice to succeed Mr. Bolton, flips that equation.
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While driving, she shouts expletives and flips fingers at anyone she deems deserving.
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An orangutan flips through the tree canopy to a jaunty caper-movie soundtrack.
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The structure of Rock Steady flips the script that Forney followed for Marbles.
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The feeblest magnetic field or stray microwave pulse causes them to undergo "bit-flips" that switch their chances of being |2101⟩ and |22014⟩ relative to the other qubits, or "phase-flips" that invert the mathematical relationship between their two states.
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Instead, it flips between stoic and cutesy; throwback and bleeding-edge; Reddit and Tumblr.
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Olympic ice skating doesn't have to be about the triple flips and double axels.
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Each time a ball runs over it, it flips to point the opposite direction.
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So then I have to think, what flips that switch in the other direction?
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"I've now done back-flips out of windows, I've jumped off buildings," Hathaway added.
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The illusion flip technique can be applied to more than just regular frontside flips.
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She exhales, then retrieves her phone and flips through photos of her and Bonkers.
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It flips like a Lenovo Yoga, and the screen detaches like a Surface Book.
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That means there will be lots of fist fights, kick-flips, and hallway battles.
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It flips down onto the front of your face and easily accommodated my glasses.
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Apparently, he buys houses, furnishes them with furniture and fancy art, then flips them.
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I had to do flips and pull-ups, that stuff it's really, really fun.
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There are changes and flips for all these characters in every season, every episode.
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She flips through the pictures he took while tailing their neighbor the previous night.
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Evans scored a 9.900 out of 10 with all those flips, jumps, and moves.
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Much of the time, jabs and flips and powerbombs landed with a perplexing whisper.
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Hillary Clinton's tough night Did Clinton win the Iowa caucuses thanks to coin flips?
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They have to put significant money into their flips, even when using investor loans.
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It takes hundreds of thousands of flips to get abs like the Final Five.
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In one shot, a person flips through the floor to an alternate EDM world.
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The she flips into memories to show them the couple's recent vacation to Hawaii.
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"I don't think you understand the flips my heart just made," another enthusiastically stated.
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It's almost like a switch flips and he goes black and he goes violent.
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The competitors just aren't doing enough flips to justify the use of a trampoline.
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He is always incredibly responsive and flips revisions back same day, sometimes same hour.
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On paper, tricking is just different combinations of kicks, flips, and twists put together.
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Then, a switch flips, and Judah steps forward into the center of the ring.
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We're not suggesting entrepreneurs should look for quick flips or undervalue their company's potential.
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"Clumsy" flips airy, Flume-like synths into distinctly British songwriting, courtesy of Talay Riley.
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A coach at first moved over to second, and Lindor practiced his underhand flips.
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Wainwright flips between playing his father and playing himself — that's life for you, right?
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And there's more of that — leaps and back flips — in his early film performances.
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They're doing triple, quadruple, even quintuple flips (yes, that's five rotations in the air).
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Sheet-Pan Chicken With Shallots and Grapes A switch flips for me on Oct.
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With a sly smile, Fred studies Offred's reaction as she flips through the pages.
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My Friend Pedro is about three things: moving fast, doing flips, and shooting people.
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Miyasaka flips through a folder filled with newspaper clippings and photographs of the lake.
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She flips a table when she realizes that someone took her mac and cheese.
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Aaron, then 41, hunches forward, flips open the cover and looks at the headlines.
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The legal fight over the methane standards flips the script from the Obama administration.
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In one room, a sole ponytail flips by itself, a kinetic sculpture from 26.
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Friedman not only flips this script, she also represents a departure for Adult Swim.
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And then she flips, to hopeful, in that way he thinks only children can.
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Arrival does the same thing — it just flips the placement of future and past.
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"There's a lot of dances I think he can teach me – well, I know that he can teach me – and there's a lot of flips that I can teach him," Hernandez says to the cameras before doing a few flips for Chmerkovskiy.
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So how do you actually sit down with everybody and put together an agenda that we can all move forward on, and if administrations change or the House flips or the Senate flips, this is the agenda that we've all agreed upon?
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Now, he's pissed that she kept a secret from him and flips it on her.
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Directed by Susanna White (Generation Kill, Parade's End), the film flips the traditional western narrative.
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In California, where home prices are highest, flips were down a steeper 22 percent annually.
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Let's imagine that Jack simply flips the switch and enables Tweet editing for all users.
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Then she flips the animal over, feels around, and injects again, this time for rabies.
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They dance the way normal people dance, but better, and then do double back flips.
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The dual aperture flips between f/28 and f/2161.9, to let in more light.
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While the spread of illusion flips bolstered the trick's legitimacy, it also sparked its downfall.
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Since then, Reynolds and the flick-and-catch style of frontside flips have reigned supreme.
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But one new exchange-traded fund takes that philosophy and flips it on its head.
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People are whipping snowballs at the competitors as they're going over jumps and doing flips.
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She flips to the correct one, and—with a satisfying click—begins her weekly routine.
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Hopelessness is relentlessly dreary to the point that it somehow flips over and becomes inspirational.
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As she flips through the TV, she sees a news clip about Lucious' music video.
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Go deeper ... Trump flips: For now, GOP is no longer the "party of health care"
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Henry meant for women, of course; it's not apparent the lure so easily flips around.
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As for rage-filled table flips, those are, thankfully, still a part of the game.
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I can throw out 20-trick combos no problem, linking manuals with hastily concocted flips.
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I really love the acrobatic movements, I love spins and flips and to be dynamic.
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In the video, Gaines's daughter Emmie Kay, 8½, flips forward, executing her gymnastics moves perfectly.
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"When you go to his house, they do flips," Mandel said of Cowell's skilled canines.
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He's willing to just talk trash at any time and his bat flips are amazing.
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You've gone for far too long capturing flips and tricks with a shaky smartphone camera.
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Owen flips the baby over, smacks it on the back, and out pops a penny.
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The gold clasp chinks into place and Fríða Jónsdóttir promptly flips the soldering gun off.
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She pretends to be Simone and rolls around on the bed trying all these flips.
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Whether Manafort flips may ultimately be more consequential to Manafort than it is to Mueller.
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Pros: Very compact when closed, fluid opening mechanism, Teflon coated canopyCons: Flips inverted too easily
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That's when the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, flips on its Santa Tracker.
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If Trump flips out on the elderly George H.W. Bush, it could provoke a backlash.
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She flips the cake over onto a large plate, revealing its pretty decoration of rhubarb.
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Lee flips the slices of pork on the plancha and ads a shake of salt.
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While most Star Wars stories have players fighting the Empire, Battlefront II flips the script.
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Good immersive content doesn't just deviate from this pattern, it flips it on its head.
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She stands, shakes her ass, flips her hair like Shakira to the machete-paced beat.
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I'm not that envious of anyone else's—people always say they want mine *flips hair*.
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Six examples of flips and one counterflip provide flimsy evidence of a favorite son factor.
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Why do big stock market losers from one year often rebound when the calendar flips?
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BMike takes societal misinterpretations and stereotypes and flips them, putting historical figures in unexpected settings.
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Toward the end of last year, he started doing flips on his best friend's trampoline.
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He writes about claustrophobia and about his adrenaline spikes, his fatigue and his stomach flips.
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Richard buys junked out cars and flips them into elegant hot rods for huge profits.
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"I try not to watch," he said when asked about his thoughts on bat flips.
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He was more interested in teaching himself flips on our trampoline by watching YouTube videos.
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Ostensibly this latest attack flips that idea on its head due to its broader nature.
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Later in the pool, he had challenged the children to back-flips and underwater races.
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There are panoramic windows, and the rear hatch flips open to let in the outdoors.
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Mr. Branson then walked in wearing his flight suit, although without doing any flips himself.
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He then flips the camera around to show the sun as the helicopter gains altitude.
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On the field, no bat flips took place, but there was no absence of exuberance.
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Soviet gymnast Elena Mukhina added a full twist to one of those flips in 1978.
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Most Democrats believe their best bets for flips are in Colorado, Arizona, Georgia, and Maine.
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Gather round, viewers, as Rockefeller Center flips the switch on its big, beautiful Christmas tree.
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But "if everyone around you is paying bribes, the cost-benefit tradeoff flips," he continued.
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Lakeland, Jacksonville, and Homosassa Springs all saw home flips rise 40 percent to 50 percent.
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BB-8 does multiple double takes and rapidly flips his gaze between Rey and Finn.
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The American Health Care Act flips that equation, by calculating subsidies by age, not income.
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Ye swings North West in circles, and flips her before she runs back to mama.
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They represent the two parts of a gymnast's score: the D score, for difficulty (how many flips and twists you can do in the air), and the E score, for execution (whether you can make those flips look pretty or fall on your face).
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The company owns the CaliBurger chain, which boasts a special robotics technique that flips burger patties.
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The recent warning flips the script: It suggests blockchains will die under assault from law enforcement.
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Kim flips the table and walks away from Yandy, furious that Samantha's parenting is being questioned.
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At some point, the script flips from that prolific posting to believing everyone is really watching.
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The thing that flips me out is when someone calls and they're like, let's hang out.
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Don't you love how, depending on which way she flips her part, certain vibrancies reveal themselves?
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Plus, you can pull off seamless 360-degree stunt flips if you decide to get fancy.
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And just when you might feel invested in one story, he flips away to something else.
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If just one Republican senator flips, Vice President Mike Pence could vote to break the tie.
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There's the girl that flips and the skateboarder and the BMX rider and the free runner.
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It flips open and has a sticky surface that cleans your laptop or your phone screen.
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But more importantly, Ned's death flips the traditional notion of a hero's quest on its head.
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Thanks to the brand's Glitter Flips, us regular folks can now realize our Naomi Campbell dreams.
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But Wolves flips the narrative dynamic, so instead of a supporting character, Lucy becomes the protagonist.
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You just need someone to explain what's going on during ollies, kick flips, and rail slides.
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Called the Mighty Stash Pack, it's an expandable bag that flips inside out for easy cleaning.
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The move flips the convention of how Chrome displays the security of sites on its head.
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The abrupt transitions as one reads lines or flips through a photobook's pages are roughly equivalent.
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The CaliBurger chain, with 50 fast-casual restaurants, employs a unique robotics technique that flips patties.
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Only anecdotal information is available on these flips, such as web videos that circulated Monday night.
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Every few months, a photo pops up on the internet that flips everything on its head.
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Souza then t-bones the bear, flips over his handlebars and lands on the rocky trail.
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He flips open a lid on the side of the box that was the driver's seat.
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And that's a camera that flips from the back to become a selfie camera #mwc218 pic.twitter.
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If he loses, that means the Democrats need five flips for a razor-thin Senate majority.
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A white glossy sleeve encloses a dramatic black box that flips open like a flight case.
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But Trump's Tuesday order effectively flips the government's position from defending the rule to opposing it.
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Eventually, the van falls and flips forward, but somehow, it lands on its wheels seconds later.
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She prepares a light dinner, listens to the radio, flips through a catalog, uses the bathroom.
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There is some other stuff we've worked on with Tre Flips as well but we'll see.
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Marnie flips out and tells him that she wanted more actual space — specifically, a bigger apartment.
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The idea is that Sherpa flips the insurance model on its head, insuring people, not products.
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Generally, some of the commissioners at agencies stay on even after the White House flips parties.
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But the preference for the prepubescent look was about more than the ability to do flips.
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Black dots vibrate; rectangles do back-flips; puzzle-like forms fly apart and snap back together.
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People knew me for finding four-leaf clovers, doing back flips and making too many jokes.
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And this particular planet flips the typical theory of super-Earth planet formation on its head.
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The most watched potential Senate flips are in states that overall are various shades of red.
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Altered Carbon's second season, which dropped yesterday, flips those priorities so dramatically it almost feels intentional.
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He flips through memories, arcana, sudden visions, and spasms of music in the hope of revelation.
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Feeling something, alongside hearing and seeing it, flips a switch when it comes to processing information.
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If it flips, then Democrats have probably taken the House -- and it's probably not that close.
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It even has a clever Bluetooth keyboard that flips, slides, and locks into place with magnets.
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He also did a bunch of quick flips on newer shoes before transitioning to longer holds.
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Sometimes she still drops to the ground, flips over onto her back and pees on herself.
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It flips open like a match ... not a match, a … WM: A cigarette … LG: … a lighter.
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The company uses its loans to buy homes sight unseen, makes improvements and then flips them.
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So much of the film riffs on and flips the script of the typical teen comedy.
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A prospective Deligram customer flips through a hard copy of the company's product brochure in a local store [Image via Deligram] A prospective Deligram customer flips through a hard copy of the company's product brochure in a local store [Image via Deligram] Rahim's timing is impeccable.
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Uber suspends driverless car tests after autonomous SUV flips over Uber suspends driverless car tests after autonomous SUV flips over Uber said Saturday it is suspending its tests of self-driving cars after one of its vehicles was involved in a three-way crash in Tempe, Arizona.
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Another day, another planet goes retrograde and flips some formerly peaceful part of our lives upside down.
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The movie includes neither character's stream of consciousness, but the camera's focus flips seamlessly between the two.
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Sure enough, tons of flips and bootlegs and exist, but we're sorry to report, they're all bad.
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Those go in, and the round totally changes and flips and I shoot in the low 33s.
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Partake Foods flips those assumptions on their head, providing tasty and healthy cookies that anyone can enjoy.
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However, illusion flips weren't simply abandoned once people learned how to do the now-canonical frontside flip.
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CircEsteem is pulling out the flips and tricks for Chicago kids with their Safe Space Circus Camps.
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Without giving it much thought, Jimmy peels off the tape and flips the switch off, then waits.
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But rather than complain and wallow in misery, Kelling flips it on its head and embraces it.
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When you're not using a graphics-intensive app, the ZenBook flips back to its Intel display chip.
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Have it hover steadily at any height for still shots, or go ham with flips and tricks.
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They're popular with maths teachers as a way to structure observations, like coin flips or dice rolls.
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"Wearing a hoodie," musical artist Pharrell says before the video flips to a picture of Trayvon Martin.
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At the beginning of the movie he is walled-off and inscrutable, before the perspective gradually flips.
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New York, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Missouri, Washington and New Hampshire have all settled ties with coin flips.
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So, to recap: Boston Dynamics robots are opening doors, doing flips, and running across an uneven terrain.
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It only looks like she's in the driver's seat because the phone's selfie mode flips the image.
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There was twerking, touching, hair flips and vigorous dancing ... and, yeah, good times were had by all.
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Each pixel flips from dark to light (or dark to color) instantly using a magnetically controlled switch.
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Not just that, it also flips the text on the menus, the credits, and the user interface.
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As it turns out, the coin flips probably didn't have any affect on the final vote tallies.
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In true Spidey fashion, the stunt double manages some acrobatic flips and jumps on the coffee bar.
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They take turns occupying the area within Beijing's sixth ring road, which flips over every 24 hours.
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And when Ciaté introduced Glitter Flips this time last year, we adored the product upon first contact.
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The wind comes down from the northwest, cold in September, and flips over the neighbor's trash receptacles.
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When under assault, he simply flips the script and brands his opponents as the liars and frauds.
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By 16, he was certified as a kite surfing instructor and could do flips in the air.
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Cabelus completed 20 back flips in a row to earn the title of Guinness World Record-breaker.
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When we nudge it, it flips to its back in an agonized S, squirms, but can't advance.
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O'Connor will need Democrats to turn out in droves, combined with some flips from Independents and Republicans.
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This issue — phasing down refrigerants that emit powerful greenhouse gas emissions — flips conventional wisdom on its head.
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Quickly he opens his window, flips on the interior light and calls his son into the front.
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It's then that the sequence flips to his point of view, and we see him collecting particles.
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This album flips the script by breaking out an obscure songbook rather than reimagining a famous one.
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Or how about the gaming pad that flips over, trap door style to reveal a number pad?
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As the coil flips over, the magnetic field through the coil changes—that's exactly what you need.
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Jacqueline had come to her with a phobia: She flips out when she gets on a plane.
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Then, Mears joked, he felt like doing double back flips — an exuberance that lasted a while longer.
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There's no magic switch that flips at 1.5˚C, or 1.7, or 2.3, or 2.8, or 3.4.
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In the priciest markets, like Denver and Boston, more than half of flips were financed with mortgages.
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Colored People Time flips the forward motion inherent within a novelistic structure; nobody gets their just desserts.
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McBath's election flips Georgia's sixth district from red to blue for the first time in 30 years.
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This increasingly popular feature flips the default white background found in smartphone apps to black and gray.
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The home is owned by Wedgewood Properties, a California-based company that buys and flips distressed homes.
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That's when Jane flips over onto her back and starts vomiting — and consequently, choking on her vomit.
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Richman sees that as working in the bill's favor for passage before the calendar flips to 2020.
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Joker flips the script, with De Niro playing the comedian whom Arthur, an aspiring stand-up, idolizes.
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Then there are sports accidents: flips on the trampoline, dives in the wrong end of the pool.
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However, you might be able to change your coverage after the calendar flips, depending on your situation.
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Learning how to structure investments On the winds of his successful flips, Fuentes worked with more investors.
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Bottle flips will never get old in the eyes of those most important to popular culture — teenagers.
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She didn't do back flips when I called her to tell her I converted 17 years ago.
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With ease and precision, Carmen leans backwards to grab a remote and flips on a D'Angelo tune.
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But as one flips through the yearbooks at Eastern Virginia Medical School, shocking images pop up, too.
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"The thing that flips everybody out is the numbers, just because it's a big number," Panzica noted.
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It has generally the case that the President of the United States is given one hall pass to do one piece of meaningful legislation in the first two years of their term, at which point the American population either flips the House or flips the Senate and creates stasis.
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The G1X Mark III also has a 260-inch LCD touchscreen that flips out and around 24 degrees.
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Once we're introduced to all four of these characters, King then flips the script on us once more.
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With the companion app, you can easily control it remotely to record footage or execute 360-degree flips.
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Except that Trump, after acknowledging the error, flips back around and makes it again later in the interview.
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When the permafrost thaws, all the trees die, topple over, and the whole system flips to a lake.
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Among the areas they realized they needed to improve were the gestural movements, such as flips and loops.
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More than 6 percent of home sales last year were "flips", according to a new report from Trulia.
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Another spent part of the time doing flips, and another seemed especially interested in minor sounds and smells.
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Backstrom flips a puck over the glass but a dad grabs it and hands it to a boy.
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Anh flips through a journal she kept about her experience visiting Vietnam for the first time in 2012.
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Aside from scalability, the most notable feature of LDO architecture is that it flips a top-down system.
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I like the remote-controlled car, there's one that flips upside down and all kinds of fun stuff.
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In other words, the screen automatically flips and adjusts depending on how you are holding the phone. 5.
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In the heat of the moment, Cruz flips the dynamic, but before she can be topped, Emma collapses.
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But when my plane lands on the return flight, my stomach does flips when I see the skyline.
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She decides it's worth the $163, and when Instagram flips to her next story, she'll try on another.
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Nothing actually appears to happen when the Essentium rep flips the switch to fire up the company's demo.
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The touchscreen on the back is also slightly limited in movement, as it only flips out and tilts.
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He successfully sideswipes the Saviors' boss and flips his vehicle, initiating a rather tense one-on-one encounter.
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" Just make sure no one flips the switch in the back of its head from "clean" to "kill.
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Gravity flips and shifts with each camera angle as the goons look like inebriated hamsters on a wheel.
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The team-mates clash heads 😡Vizeu scores a nice goal ⚽️Vizeu flips Rhodolfo off 😳 pic.twitter.
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Flynn flips on abortion Party affiliation isn't the only place where Trump and his possible running mate diverge.
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With his assortment of soft hooks, flips, and runners, ten feet from the rim was home for Schrempf.
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It was not clear whether Trump's sudden policy flips were the product of a new outlook and worldview.
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Looking back, we like to think you can see sparks flying between the hair flips and crossed arms.
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To that end, the rear LCD flips up, and the camera begins hunting for eyes to focus on.
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On the top of the Mac Pro is a "D-ring latch" in the center that flips up.
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But, Trump flips the script at about the 4-second mark when he goes with the hand pat.
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So, she flips that house -- pockets $6 mil -- and buys a new dope house for half the price?
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Freedman's earlier machine featured only 36 flips, which he says limited the action and smoothness of the animation.
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Love planet Venus, who has been moonwalking through a retrograde since March 4, flips back into direct motion.
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Now you can send your Flips through to specific friends or groups of friends without leaving the app.
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If the House of Representatives flips from Republican to Democrat in November, impeachment hearings may open in January.
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He places it on the grill and gracefully flips it to achieve those crucial criss-crossed grill marks.
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Season four flips that around; the whole is much more cohesive, but the individual stories take some shortcuts.
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Then 17, Henry Cabelus broke the record for most consecutive back flips on a pogo stick in 2017.
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It doesn't have a selfie camera; instead, its rear camera flips to the front when you need it.
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If the House flips, Democrats would have one of their most liberal voices pushing back on all fronts.
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In his latest work, Sculpture Factory, part of Ars Electronica's HUMAN FACTOR: Endless Prototyping, Quayola flips the script.
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The group's analysis, shared exclusively with Reuters, pegs Florida, Michigan and Pennsylvania as prime targets for Democratic flips.
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Another aspect that's garnering attention: The model flips the bird during the Iraq segment, pegged to the 2000s.
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Elsewhere there's contorted takes on rap production—like sunny Madlib flips shining through a prism—and industrial wastelands.
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It's narratively and creatively maximalist, full of subplots, conspiracies, directorial triple back flips and twist upon baffling twist.
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Likewise, the songs, many built from musical cells Sondheim flips and shuffles, darken into warnings, laments and lullabies.
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That's because if she wins, and other seats hold, control of the state legislature flips to the Democrats.
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"How Biden flips Arizona," by Laura Barrón-López and Marc Caputo The anatomy of a new swing state.
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For instance, toward the end, "The Boneless Mercies" flips the very idea of glory that its heroes seek.
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I understand this, because at first, I tried to forbid Maxx to try certain skills, like double flips.
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Is that shaped painting from 19633 by Al Loving delirious because it flips optically between flat and dimensional?
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And the revealer is split between 65A and 55D: Those Ts and Hs we encountered were COIN FLIPS.
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Then others showed off the full suit while performing acrobatic flips as they hovered in the skydiving chamber.
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A. Windows 10 includes a "dark" theme that flips the backgrounds of some apps from white to black.
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Number of mornings a week a white girl flips her wet hair into my face on the subway.
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Here, the chef, unseen, flips your chosen items in a wok with a philter of chile and spice.
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Peter Bergmann's story takes all of this and flips it into something that feels both new and strange.
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Animal protein flips the mTOR switch into high gear (which is why Clement is into mostly vegan keto).
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In larger paintings, though, the sexual monomania transcends itself and flips over into an enthralling, almost innocent exuberance.
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"FANtasies" flips Ms. Yarchin's steamy medical romance into a comedic short that flattens the "Hartbig" relationship into parody.
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Singh throws a foot at the wall, trying to stabilize the boat and flips over into the water.
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Then he flips up his desk on a hinge to reveal a door in the wall beneath it.
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Eventually, the black man stands up, flips the table, knocks the MAGA hat off his sparring partner's head.
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Even so, Jenny gave us hair flips, finger waves, and vocals, doing the original queen of reggaeton proud.
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During the night, your furnace flips on and off, radiators clank, neighbors slam car doors, and dogs bark.
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" Then the image suddenly flips to soldiers in the field at night as a voice-over says: "Stamina.
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That lovely time of year when the calendar officially flips from spring to summer, and the temperature climbs steadily.
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"With the prices as high as they are now, the margins on our flips are pretty slim," DiGiacomo said.
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"XMTR" flips the famously hype 2 Bad Mice break from "Bombscare" into a reserved and eerie techno breakbeat number.
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Atlanta, however, flips the script, switching the race and casting a black actor/singer, Austin Crute, as Justin Bieber.
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When the camera's perspective flips, the faces of these women whose shoulders we've been looking over are finally revealed.
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As he flips through it, we can see doodles of Dolores' face, and finally a diagram of The Maze.
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Lujan Grisham's historic win flips New Mexico's governor's mansion from red to blue for the first time since 2002.
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The Nest Guard is also the aforementioned alarm that flips out at 85 decibels when an intrusion is detected.
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On the backside of the camera, there's a 3-inch touchscreen that flips out with its vari-angle hinge.
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Once weightless, Takei and his fellow passengers were able to float and perform flips in the air with ease.
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On the back is a 3.2-inch touchscreen with 1,620K-dot resolution that flips out—a must for vlogging.
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Related: Sanders' First Congressional Backer Flips to Clinton But what Sanders did not say was anything conciliatory about Clinton.
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Over the next three years skateboarders continued to do both types of frontside flips without distinguishing between the two.
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It started when Chad Muska, who famously tended to do his frontside flips illusion style, became a breakout star.
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Like the best noir, it's less terrified than fascinated with what it sees when it flips over the rock.
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She walks through the doorway, inhaling the day's first whiff of stale beer and citrus, and flips a switch.
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When the screening began, strippers flooded the theater and treated the crowd to some twerking and topless back flips.
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In The Dark Knight, we see the epic chase scene where the big rig flips into the freaking air.
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Research on coffee flips between the benefits and drawbacks faster than the gymnast Simone Biles in a floor routine.
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Normally we'd say the cellular-ready model isn't worth the premium, but this discount flips that around a bit.
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The fact that he can still perform mid-air twists and flips without going extinct himself is beyond impressive.
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In time its contributions will grow—until, perhaps, economics suddenly flips from one way of doing things to another.
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And what better way to do that than with some classic coin flips, dice rolling, and rock, paper, scissors?
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Its screen flips back 93-degrees, but it's most noteworthy feature is how light it is: only 29 pounds.
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The Oasis has a built-in accelerometer that flips the screen around so you're not stuck reading upside down.
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After some speedy foreplay, my boyfriend flips me over and I bang my ankle on our steel bed frame.
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But of course, the beauty of the scene is that at the very end, she flips the power dynamic.
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She remained in the air over the cascading falls for about eight minutes, performing a few flips for fun.
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Everything is going to be OK flips the script on the victim narrative in the most delightfully unexpected ways.
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Your stomach flips when Justine bites down because the acting is so naturalistic and the cinematography so un-schlocky.
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What are the odds Milo flips over to truth-telling liberal lion -- ala Brock -- when this gig dries up?
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In the past, you could send Flips to people directly only by leaving the Flipagram app to do it.
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If he flips, it's a stay of execution but the [Iran deal] is only getting a stay of execution.
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Both races are seen as top opportunities to flips seats and bring Democrats closer to taking back the House.
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A built-in accelerometer flips the screen so you can switch the grip from your right or left hand.
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Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), who's in line to take the Rules gavel if the House flips, said by phone.
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But when he gets some rare down time, he flips open the computer and invites questions from his fans.
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Democratic women are set to take control of six full House committees if the lower chamber flips in November.
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This spicy showdown flips the script and highlights the virtues of Chick-fil-A and the downsides of Popeyes.
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It also features aerobatic capability for performing flips and turns, and ready-to-fly technology to accommodate novice aviators.
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She said she flips homes in and around Philadelphia under a company called Hewitt Realty LLC, registered in Pennsylvania.
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A player flips the racket between hands to hit forehands from either side, eliminating the need for a backhand.
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Part of this announcement flips that on its head, bringing the AWS cloud on prem to work with VMware.
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While he flips sausages "from Mr. Pierrès, a butcher in Montfort-sur-Meu," Gildas agrees to answer my questions.
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So what happens when a gadget industry flips the script and starts offering products created by women, for women?
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He flips them so the skins blister just a bit, then takes them out to rest on paper towels.
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Every morning, Jamal Jones rolls out of bed, shuffles over to his bathroom, and flips on the light switch.
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The Nikon Coolpix P900's monitor, which flips out and away from the camera body, is much more versatile.
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The freezing, black water enters the helicopter from all sides, instantly flooding the cabin as it flips upside down.
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It flips through different visual styles for each famously spooky tale, but falls short of anything truly nightmare-inducing.
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If you're a repertory theater, the deal flips: You can screen Disney's old movies, but not its new ones.
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The page-turner occasionally flips a page from the score, until he spaces out and messes up a cue.
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When white Americans burrow into their group identity, the switch that Painter described often flips, from nothingness to awfulness.
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Bat flips and caps tilted to the side and even prematurely untucked jerseys have ruffled feathers over the years.
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In 2016, when Clinton defeated Sanders by the narrowest of margins, there were coin flips to allocate some delegates.
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Coin flips In Alaska in 2006, a Democratic primary for a House seat was decided by a coin toss.
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"Major union flips support from Sanders to Biden," by Marc Caputo A rare switch, with a message about electability.
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Of course, it has this new flexible polymer display, but it's a clamshell phone that flips open and closed.
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Samsung claims the device can handle 200,000 flips, courtesy of foldable glass — which should give it some extra durability.
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My three older sisters were all gymnasts at the local YMCA and they manhandled me through cartwheels and flips.
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In an instant of inattention, Gerson allows the ducky to go too close to the rocks and it flips.
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He proudly flips through photos on his phone to show the sunny one-bedroom apartment and its adjoining balcony.
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As he flips forward, the shapes evolve into something that resembles a lamp, with brush strokes of gold paint.
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I feel the same wonder at a brilliant debut as I do watching Simone Biles doing her back flips.
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New Hampshire has been the home of five of the 38 red-to-blue flips since Trump took office.
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It's made for colorful stunts, as it features red, white, and blue LEDs and one-touch 360-degree flips.
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The Pelicans have some tough questions to answer as the calendar flips to January, and the trade deadline approaches.
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He flips on the lights and siren of his red Emergency Medical Service vehicle and steps on the gas.
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Watching Russell is like seeing a skateboarder midair, soaring through a series of dizzying flips and twists, Harvey said.
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On his own with a rope to climb, he flips and spins and twines around it like a lover.
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In the BC One competitions, there are no coin flips to decide order, it's just who's willing to acquiesce.
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While Starbucks provides free accommodation and charges for coffee, WeWork flips the equation to offer free coffee and paid space.
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The clip features Zayn Malik getting out of a car and Taylor Swift doing a couple of characteristic hair flips.
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Naturally, she began with the 2016 hit "Formation," performing splits and flips to a round of cheers from the audience.
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But in the back half of 2019, U.S. output flips from a bullish boost to bearish drag in oil markets.
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"I was so hyped by her back flips, until I heard JT vocals… Shookt!" one fan commented on the post.
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We think that's pretty cool, and it's kind of weird because it flips the self-driving problem on its ear.
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One kid launches his friend into the air where he flips around three times before plummeting onto the ground. Ouch.
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This means that before the calendar flips to 2019, it might be worth strategizing to get the deduction this year.
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The upcoming narrative game What Remains of Edith Finch flips the script, wading directly into death's unknowable and unavoidable fog.
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As you can see, the main component is the balance wheel which flips back and forth to drive the watch.
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But when a personal mistake becomes a professional nightmare, it flips the new life she's come to love upside-down.
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She mostly mugs for the camera and flips her hair and points and cocks a hip and acts out sassiness.
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Onstage, Mailhot flips through the book, admits she hasn't decided on what to read, takes a long sip of water.
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This week, shock-jock Uranus — the planet that governs community and technology — flips into its annual retrograde until December 30.
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They said it the way one child pulls another child's hair, the way a bad kid flips off a teacher.
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The show smartly flips the gender script to show how ridiculous the things some men say about women victims are.
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When the bull cycle flips, and it always does, imagine how it may affect the current, rather pleasant status quo.
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On the flips side, Anderegg also says parents shouldn't be worried about kids being drawn to any creepy clown figures.
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He flips open the smartphone docking arms from the bottom of the remote, revealing two hidden replacement joysticks nestled inside.
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The field flips the particles—in this case, cocoa solids—into chains that move together, making the liquid flow easier.
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Because the web flips on and off, actually most of the best of the web is already off the web.
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The trick of "Honeypot" is a simple one, as it flips the traditional narrative of sexual harassment on its head.
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HomeMe, launching today in the app store, is a new mobile app that flips the script on the rental market.
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As you can likely see, "The Weaker Sex" invents a matriarchy, then simply flips the gender roles of 1995 America.
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It's the only drone you can crash over and over and keep on flying because it automatically flips itself upright.
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Cher is an icon for many reasons — her singing, her acting, her hair flips and of course, her legendary style.
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The 3-inch touchscreen on the back flips 45 degrees down and 180-degrees up for taking selfies and vlogging.
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Griffin is the co-founder and CEO of Combat Flip Flips , a shoe company that gives back with each purchase.
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Jump to the present reality: Ozzy is reading a comic book about Twisty and when Ally sees it, she flips.
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So, you know that moment when Sansa Stark flips the script on Littlefinger with help from her little sister Arya?
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The "Biles" consists of two back flips followed by a half twist in a laid out, or straight, body position.
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What happens if the House flips and the democrats take the majority in the House come the mid-term election?
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"Dinner is served in less than 20 minutes and my family flips out for this indulgent Mexican classic," says Bauer.
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Don't let her impressive floor routines and gravity-defying flips fool you, Simone Biles is just a regular American teen.
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"I love his music and I love that he flips houses, too, so I'm hoping we can hang out someday."
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There didn't seem to be a particularly good reason for the bat flip, other than that bat flips are great.
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There's been some confusion about how much of a role -- if any -- coin flips played in determining who won delegates.
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So in the seven coin flips that the Iowa Democratic Party has a record of, Sanders won six of them.
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The two-year chart flips again, and by a lot, where Facebook registered 97 percent versus 39 percent for SOCL.
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This is basically what happens every single time someone flips on a majority alliance, unless their name is Tony Vlachos.
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And Everything is going to be OK flips the script on the victim narrative in the most delightfully unexpected ways.
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Here he is bouncing a pocket pass to Aron Baynes, who flips it to opposite corner for an open three.
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Telford veers to his left to avoid the oncoming car, but he hits a wall and his car flips over.
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In All Systems Red, Martha Wells flips that script as she kicked off a new series called The Murderbot Diaries.
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When we refer to people as "animals" or anything other than "people," it flips a mental switch in our minds.
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In the video above, a man flips a piece of wood onto a chopping block and it lands perfectly upright.
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Then suddenly someone flips the switch and you're under the glare of the floodlights — every move you make is scrutinized.
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In another universe, where coin flips are reversed, Saenchai was just knocked out for the first time in twenty years.
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During a mirror scene where he flips between the Goblin and Norman Osborn, there's never a question of who's who.
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He flips an axe that was sitting on a table and shares a blunt with Germ and producer Don Krez.
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Flips and trick and head turns, footwork honed by soccer, layups that made no sense while also making perfect sense.
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Maybe the arrival of the playoffs flips a switch, and the Barclays Center finally feels like a real hockey home.
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Some people grooved quietly at the edges of the room; others sprang into back flips or tap-danced in heels.
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Weirdly, the tricks and flips often don't even seem like that big a deal, the boarders are up so high.
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Create an agreement My son is into gymnastics and loves watching "flippers" — teenagers doing double flips at extreme trampoline parks.
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But he flips 180 degrees in Mr. Tarantino's follow-up, "Django Unchained," as a charming bounty hunter railing against slavery.
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On top of that, four out of seven gubernatorial flips were won by women, including in Michigan, Kansas, and Maine.
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This is not saying the third act flips everything on its ear to reveal what the story is Really About.
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Nearby, two young women were learning flips on a large hoop, called a German wheel, while instructors urged them on.
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Their income disparity flips on its head the societal norm that says men in heterosexual relationships should be the breadwinners.
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Another warning: Don't forget that the Warriors tend to find that focus quickly once the calendar flips to the postseason.
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A few years ago he did gymnastic flips onto the stage of a Chinese game show that sometimes showcases scientists.
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Iowa caucus votes in several precincts were determined by coin flips on Monday night when candidate supporter counts were tied.
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When a truck carrying about 30 tonnes of cheese flips on a highway, people break out some really grating puns.
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The lone dolphin doing languid flips in a huge tank was a bummer too far, and she quickly moved along.
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The house is owned by Wedgewood, a Redondo Beach company that buys and renovates homes, then flips them for resale.
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Disney's Imagineering Research and Development lab built a robotic stuntman that can perform daring flips 60 feet in the air.
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The 17-year-old's jumps were some of the highest, giving her enough air time to complete spins and flips.
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Using the codes "A" for arrest on heads and "R" for release on tails, she then flips the virtual coin.
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The next player goes with the previous one flips their cup successfully and so on until the final player goes.
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I can't vote for someone down the ballot who sides with Trump one day and flips on him another day.
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She's a variation on a Mr. Turvy in the novel "Mary Poppins Comes Back" (1935), whose workshop flips upside-down.
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Or, if you pick him up and put him on his head, he get frustrated and kind of flips over.
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In the 1981 broadcast, and in Arceneaux's modern retelling, the camera flips back and forth to reactions from the audience.
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Late-night comedians and social media mavens are having a field day with jokes about missing caucusgoers and coin flips.
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Here we have comprised five of 40's most ridiculous how-the-fuck-did-he-do-that flips and samples.
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Jimmy always feels compelled to break out of whatever box he's put in, so he flips it on and off.
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But the heart wants what it wants, and when Beyoncé flips her hair and bestows her blessings, who doesn't be poppin?
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Google's Pixelbook flips around like a Lenovo Yoga PC to become a tablet, offering up different modes for tablet or laptop.
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You know he is an astute businessman who hasn't worn flips-flops to a product release in more than a decade.
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First, it&aposs time for the ultimate stomach-churner: Sitting in a real car as the instructor flips it 360 degrees.
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I would teach it how to do flips and interpret poetry; Rick Ross would teach it how to never die ever.
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But, he says, Xage's blockchain approach flips that because the more participation you have, the more secure it's going to be.
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New York-based animator and visual effects artist Georgios Cherouvim flips this idea on its head with his latest project, geophone.
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You will never again inhabit the great now, only a small and fragile instant that flips over every time you blink.
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I think it's probably the latter, which makes me think something monumental is about to happen there — maybe Stan flips her?
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Or maybe just try a double sided display that flips around for selfies, or sliding screens, or completely port-less phones.
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They're playing a long game themselves, and won't risk intensified future regulation (when the FCC flips again) for short-term gains.
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The touchscreen also lacks full articulation — it only flips out and down, not around to the side like on the 80D.
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Much ado was made about Iowa using coin flips as tie-breakers on the Democratic side of the aisle in January.
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Think back to those old school Nokias with mechanical flips and switches that felt so satisfying to just open and close.
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Plus, in typical OnePlus tradition, there's a nice dark theme that flips all the menus and the app drawer into blackness.
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They feel confident about three other GOP-held seats that at times were mentioned as possible flips: Florida, Arizona and Ohio.
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Likewise, while seven in 10 seniors identify as white Christians, that demographic flips to just three in 10 for young adults.
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It has a massive 23-inch touch display that's only 23 millimeters thick and flips between color spaces on the fly.
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The newly announced Predator Triton 900 looks a lot like Acer's other laptops, but with a convertible screen that flips around.
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Horrified, Marge flips to what she hopes is a more appropriate part of the story, and runs across an Irish stereotype.
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When Runa flips out as Halverson interviews her, a physician attempts to calm her down — leading to Runa assuming his body.
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Spears may be all about high-watt glam and over-the-top hair flips, but she still has to get groceries.
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The start-up is a tool for quickly creating "Flips" or "Flipagrams," video stories which combine videos, photos, text and music.
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The staccato buzzing of her publicist's phone tickled my ear and distracted me from the nervous flips my stomach was doing.
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Yet once it flips the Art Institutes' and Argosy's tax statuses, the tiny Dream Center seemingly plans to change almost nothing.
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The Iowa Democratic Party does not have comprehensive records on how many coin flips/games of chance were held Monday evening.
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But, let's not forget that this newfound footwear freedom allows for a lot more than just flip flips and pool slides.
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"15 years ago this was one of our first flips we took on together as a couple," Joanna writes on Instagram.
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The biggest dollar returns are in California and New York, but investors there must put bigger dollars down for those flips.
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The messaging interface, meanwhile, will appear on a different screen, where you can exchange messages as well as Flips with friends.
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Barring two flips into backwardation, one in September and one in December 2016, the trend has been one of widening contango.
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In the end, the president has good defenses unless Cohen flips, though those defenses are stronger with Daniels than McDougal overall.
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So called "self-shading" windows have coatings that can change color when a condition changes — say when someone flips a switch.
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The party can reclaim control of the chamber if it flips five seats — or four, if Democrats keep the White House.
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Interestingly, the climactic act of violence in "Joker" appears to draw from a real-life incident, but flips it upside down.
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Scott Disick, a popular TV personality, flips and remodels luxury homes in California on his television show "Flip It Like Disick."
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That flips the current model — where the first line of treatment usually involves a trip to the doctor — on its head.
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For Democrat O'Malley, hanging on past Iowa could give him another chance at another state to see if the script flips.
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Nearby, a boy wearing a navy P.S. 214 polo did flips on the bars of scaffolding just past the guard desk.
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Flip-flopIHOb flips back to IHOP, but at least the breakfast chain's cutting us a break on pancakes for our trouble.
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Many clients, he said, are waiting to see who wins the White House and whether the Senate majority flips to Democrats.
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And cooperation between the White House and congressional Democrats is likely to dissipate soon after the calendar page flips to 2018.
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From there, things stay weird, shimmying through claustrophobic ambient passages, R&B flips, hardcore, delirious club tracks, and dizzy trance synths.
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" Come for the bold effort, stay for the way John Legend flips his chair around and immediately says, "Oh, she's white.
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Take Chloë Sevigny's turn, as a femme lesbian apartment flipper who literally flips to straight by the end of an episode.
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In an age of eclecticism and choice, it flips the bird at Spotify with its interconnected, cohesive and conceptually-minded tracklisting.
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But it also flips the director's relationship with the work, turning the artist and storyteller into a star's personal image caretaker.
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There will be more Flavor Flips throughout the summer, so keep an eye out for new openings at your local shop.
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All with an extremely satisfying video of the toy train doing jumps, flips and other things it wasn't designed to do.
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As the balance between the supply and official purchases of government debt flips, investors may return to their natural comfort zone.
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From $300 The 135-room Lido House, which opened in April, flips the script of the standard, Southern California beach hotel.
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In less than two seconds, divers are able to squeeze a couple flips and a rather small splash into their performance.
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These are forms that are recognizable, but which Wilkins flips over, shuffles around, and remixes, sometimes to the point of disarray.
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Bat flips can cause hard feelings, as some opposing players tend to feel it violates an unwritten code of the game.
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But the process of filling those positions will likely take several weeks after the House flips in January, former staffers said.
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She flips her hair, flashes double dimples, licks her lips and informs him that he'll be sharing her all-pink room.
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Audrey flips the script, saying that men have the real power to damage lives and move on without a second thought.
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My relief at a simple drive quickly flips, as the road reveals its numerous crevasses large enough to swallow my tires.
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Tonight at 85033/10c, Flynn flips and Trump's lawyer takes the fall for a tweet potentially admitting obstruction of justice. pic.twitter.
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On the ride through Dakar's traffic-snarled streets, she flips through photos of her 4-year-old son on her phone.
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Democrats could win back Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in 2628 but still lose the White House if President Trump flips Minnesota.
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The theory flips the usual script on the street: Dealers are normally killed by suppliers for failing to pay their debts.
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A new view of Jupiter takes the usual shot of the planet's Great Red Spot and flips it on its side.
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One of the things that makes The Farewell so wonderful is how it flips lost in translation stories on their heads.
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Three metro areas in Florida, a housing market that has been prone to overheating, saw the largest increase in home flips.
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We've tried cards, dice and coin flips as analogies, but they don't cover all of the necessary probabilities without getting complicated.
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Knowing that his time is up in the Abrams Compound, Brandon flips a coin twice for his Super [Bowl] XXXX picks.
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Because through Sayonara Wild Hearts' badass flips and tricks, I might've just found my new geeky lady magic infused morning affirmation ritual.
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This one can perform flips with the push of a button and comes with an HD camera for an impromptu photo session.
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He has a good job, flips burgers at the BBQ, and is trying to grow his family with his wife (Nicole Beharie).
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What do you get when you combine Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, and a series of impressive flips that land in a split?
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But if you care this much about how toilet paper flips, I have to imagine you have other strict preferences about toilets.
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I've used this concept to describe everything from fidget spinners to standing double back flips to the movement of strange interstellar asteroids.
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I mean, 100-year-old homes that are 1,800, 2,000 square feet, that aren't quick flips and are huge risks to take.
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When your boss flips out over your endorsements of salad and trivia, you don't want to do anything to piss him off.
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It can even execute perfect 360-degree flips if you're in the mood for thrilling mid-air acrobatics rather than standard photography.
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" Eisenhour described Muska's style of frontside flips as new and improved: "This isn't even a frontside flip, this is the Muska Flip.
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When Natas and Hensley filmed their frontside flips in the late 80s, they had no previous form by which to be critiqued.
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After the photo was taken, we assume they all did impressive flips off of their respective rings in preparation for the games.
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That's probably what has me most excited — even if the idea of all that conflicting movement already has my stomach doing flips.
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More accurately, this trick is hidden behind its back: a second screen, that flips out to create a mini tablet of sorts.
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"Northern people don't care about color, just how many flips a pigeon can do," Amrula Abdula, 30, a blanket salesman, said dismissively.
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Naturally after the initial launch, Glitter Flips sold out immediately — and they still continue to be a best-selling product for Ciaté.
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When the user is away, the product flips the smart speakers in "Guard Mode," so they listen for sounds like breaking glass.
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Then, "Tell-Tale" flips the script by tossing Adams into the Andrews home and across a table from Fred Andrews (Luke Perry).
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The first two bouts of the main card, finally, are both coin-flips—at least as far as the odds are concerned.
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The money shot of the big lighting-fog space battle: Han flips the Falcon and checks a TIE Fighter into a wall.
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A Chinese phone maker called Bluboo showed off a device called the S2 with a camera that flips upwards from the back.
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He even graced one lucky patient with one of his patented Spidey flips in the hospital hallway, as the video above reveals.
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He flips through the book, and there are his friends: some guy played by Andrew McCarthy, someone else played by Joan Cusack.
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Our empirical evidence and anecdotal information shows that one candidate didn't win them all, and that coin flips are not that frequent.
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Homes flipped in 2015 yielded an average gross profit of $55,000 nationwide, the highest for flips nationally since 2005, according to RealtyTrac.
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It's the 21-year-old rapper's ability to make acrobatic flips of words, regardless of what kind of production he's going over.
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The party could win back control of the Senate if it flips three seats, but several vulnerable Democrats are up for reelection.
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The home is owned by Wedgewood, a company that buys and flips distressed properties, according to KNTV, the Bay Area NBC affiliate.
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The sun's magnetic field flips in its 11-year cycle, and at the peak, the sun pushes out the most cosmic rays.
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Despite it being called a "fish" spatula, it flips anything and everything with ease — pancakes, fried potato latkes, cookies — you name it.
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Coin flips may seem random, but the outcome is governed by predetermined forces like gravity and the strength of your finger flick.
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Even if the Senate flips in the midterms, there will be a lame-duck — and potentially cooperative — Senate from November to January.
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And on the play below, Durant flips the ball back to Green once he sees Rudy Gay so deep in the paint.
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I'm here for the slight skew of her 360 flips, that whip and lateral float with nothing chill or lazy about it.
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The lid flips open, with a nice, satisfying motion, but screen's hinge feels loose, moving each time you interact with the touchscreen.
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Berdiyev had been in trouble for that for allegedly uploading games such as Fidget Spinner Simulator that were low effort asset flips.
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Legs tucked under her long, flowing skirt, Linda flips over photo after photo of what could pass for the all-American family.
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The world's most robust computer systems, at NASA , financial firms, and the like, used special hardware that could tolerate single bit-flips.
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At Surf Ranch, the alley-oops, air reverses, and kerrupt flips were difficult, certainly, but they did not make the heart leap.
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In my news media delegation, there is a Yemeni woman who looks like a sweet granny until she flips on her niqab.
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Geophysicists have precisely determined the timing of these magnetic flips, which have taken place at the same time all around the world.
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If Amazon flips the script on grocery and foodservice sectors, the low-wage workers at the bottom will take the hardest hit.
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"I got my city doing front flips," Chance the Rapper crows at the beginning of "Angels," and nothing seems truer in 2016.
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Major League Baseball can't be too upset, considering it has posted a video highlighting the top 50 bat flips of all time.
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In a calm environment with the right prey, "it's almost like this switch flips, and there's something in their eyes," she said.
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The poll, released Friday, flips the numbers from last week when just 43 percent approved and 54 percent disapproved of Trump's management.
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Across the app, children are learning to perform back flips on command or dab on cue when a big contribution comes in.
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Check it out [at 2:00]: This is a great opportunity to go over the physics of both front flips and backflips.
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I do think that if they have a flip phone and they call it the Flip, they should call it the Flips.
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Interspersed are "channel flips" between shorter single-gag clips that take your avatar into sit-coms, soap operas, action movies and infomercials.
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The difficult tumbling pass requires the gymnast to first perform two flips before seamlessly entering into three twists in a tucked position.
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"It has this doorlike quality to it," said Mr. Shear, noting how the white shape perceptually "flips" between projecting forward and receding.
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Sundae, a real estate company based in southern California, buys homes with a quick cash offer, and then renovates and flips them.
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When the electron flips, it emits a characteristic wavelength (21 cm or 1420 MHz, approximately the same frequency as 4G cellular service).
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It is a variety of political awakening that happens to some white people in the South, like a switch that flips within.
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Just throw it up in the air and it will stabilize itself as you stay entertained with flips, rolls, and HD footage.
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In the "Fast and Furious" series, she drives underneath a semi-truck and flips her car into an embankment beside the road.
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The camera hurtles down corridors, flips over and spins around, a frenetic kineticism that increases the intensity and then drains it away.
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Here, they drive a Jeep on the beach and walk around some extremely modern architecture while people do flips (because of love).
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Boston Dynamics is perhaps the most famous of the Skynet summoners, with robots that can run, open doors, and even do back flips.
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There were rock kicks, countless spins, and even more hair flips that brought attention to the performer's platinum blonde tresses and dark roots.
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Third, when she flips over and twerks uncontrollably (a moment which deserves its own separate article), what is that strapped to her back?
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Gonzalez said she'll remember her son as being really active, as a little boy who loved to jump on couches and do flips.
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Once you accept it, OpenDoor pays you for your home and effectively "flips" the real estate, seeking to sell it for a profit.
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There's also the interchangeable lens GX850, which will run $599 and has a 1.04 million dot LCD touchscreen that flips up 180 degrees.
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The quote in question, or a variation that flips the last two sentences, has been appearing on message boards since at least 2003.
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You'll want to keep a mini one, like T3's SinglePass Iron, on hand to manipulate those flips and smooth any frizzy areas.
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Over eight hours, "The OA" flips between family drama, science fiction and horror, with elements of romance and the coming-of-age tale.
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We know how this story goes: He has shut himself off in the residence, live-tweeting as he flips through cable news channels.
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Then a switch flips, and Lena Headey plays the next few moments as someone using cruelty as a salve on their own wounds.
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It's much quicker, but leaves the drone's front-facing camera pointing uselessly at the walls until it flips over on the other side.
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It has a couple of speakers, the visor flips up, and it can see what your hands are doing more accurately than before.
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Watch as Lucie flips her life (read: her style, her sleep schedule, even her food preparation) upside down — all in five short days.
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The Hub 27 is a wall-mounted standing desk that flips down when there's work to do and folds away when you're done.
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In reality, the college does not reduce uncertainty to this extent, because unlike coin flips, state elections are not independent of one another.
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For example, Biles's balance beam dismount — a double twisting double back (two flips, two twists) — is the most difficult beam dismount being competed.
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It's not every day that a seasoned comedy writer totally flips the script and delivers a psychological thriller that actually makes you think.
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This Airbus-designed little item is much like a toggling harpoon, which has a piece that flips out once it pierces the target.
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AND FINALLY ... Water wows No better way to get through the dry, dog days of summer than watching these wicked water bottle flips.
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And the back has a little frame that flips out and helps you set up your shot — very loosely, I hardly need add.
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It's entirely likely that you could get two heads in a row, but after 200 flips it should even out to 50/50.
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Real estate site Trulia said more than six percent of last year's home sales were flips—the most since before the financial crisis.
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That would be like flipping a coin, getting three heads in a row, and then concluding that coin flips always end on heads.
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She then marches over to the cake and gift table and flips it over, yelling 'EVERYONE GET THE HELL OUT OF MY WEDDING.
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How worried should you be that Amazon flips the switch on Eero and it's no longer the privacy-minded router it once was?
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Both the gross flipping dollar amount and return on investment were the highest going back to 2000, when the company began tracking flips.
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Properties in those neighborhoods, however, likely need more work, and that is why more potential buyers could be at risk of shoddy flips.
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It has a larger 14-inch full HD IPS touchscreen that flips all the way back like the Yoga-series popularized by Lenovo.
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"We don't think we will see the giraffes doing back flips that day," said Ed Diebold, Riverbanks' director of animal collections and conservation.
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As for the less-than-half of the precincts that didn't use the Microsoft app, it's unclear how many coin flips took place.
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Sterzenbach said based on his recollection, there seemed to have been more instances of coin flips being held in 2008 than in 2016.
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However, if the first qubit accidentally bit-flips, producing the state |100⟩ + |011⟩, the gates detect a difference in both of the pairs.
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If you feel like showing off, you can take acrobatic flips mid-air, or go for nighttime flights with the built-in LEDs.
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Attempted bass flips by bassist Furious have had multiple bodily injuries, including one incident that left an audience member with a broken nose.
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This included strapping herself info the Nemesis Inferno — a 2,460ft, 50mph coaster themed around an erupting tropical volcano, which features four vertical flips.
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He then gives it a few pokes with the tips of his thongs and flips it over as the pastry immediately puffs up.
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Related: Hyperrealistic Sculptor Flips "Adam and Eve" On Their Heads Reframing "White Jesus" Famous Masterpieces Get A Tech Makeover For The 21st Century
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Unable to turn the corner with his left hand, LeBron then flips the screen and lets Clarkson get a step on Eric Bledsoe.
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It's where Max demonstrates Brazilian martial arts moves like flips and cartwheels, and where the very flexible Georgie shows off her yoga poses.
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During those busier times, the double seat layout flips up to accommodate more standing passengers, and a small window table becomes a stool.
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Additionally, it can also pull off tricks like flips and barrel rolls, and be taken on night flights with the included LED lights.
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A Cato Institute/YouGov poll shows when that voters learn those provisions reduce quality, initial 2-1 support flips to 2-1 opposition.
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Democratic committee leaders are ready to roll out an ambitious legislative wish list if the House majority flips in next month's midterm elections.
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"The kids feel valued; they learn what love is, and it flips the anger and frustration they may otherwise feel," Dr. Siskowski said.
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It's crazy when Adal flips his own allegiance, and with the ease of a nurse administering a flu shot, kills Javadi (Shaun Taub).
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Tricking is what you get when martial arts, gymnastics, and breakdancing come together in a gorgeous, explosive display of kicks, flips, and twists.
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But it goes back to sort of the confusion and cirque du soleil (ph) back flips to try by the president to misstate.
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Something about his message flips a switch in her mind and she decides in that moment that she's not leaving Japan after all.
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She flips between addressing the fans in front of her and those on the street, hand pressed to the pane that separates them.
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If Manafort flips, he would place Mueller at the very top of the Trump campaign hierarchy and put him inside Trump's inner circle.
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In the 1967 martial arts film Dragon Inn, for example, wires suspending the actors helped them execute some wicked flips during fight scenes.
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Ties can be settled by coin flips, and reports out of Iowa suggest that a handful of delegates were assigned by pure chance.
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Spinning on their hands, springing into back flips and catapulting each other into the air, they had no trouble bringing down the house.
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An intricate construct of sharply articulated footwork, runs and leaps, the choreography flips between steady, symmetrical phrases, woozy slow motion and accelerated flurries.
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Have you ever wondered how Olympic divers, with their tumbles, flips, and swirls, swan so gracefully into the pool from ten meters above?
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See how real estate reality star Scott Menaged flips a successful house flipping career into a web of lies, deceit and staggering losses.
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Fiddy just fired back at MJ's daughter who, on Wednesday, took umbrage with 50 Cent posting a video of CB doing back flips.
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Each is clued with a pun, and each has two parts that are homophonic mirror images, or reversals, or "flips" of each other.
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"I will miss Luis's banter, smile, genuine love for his teammates and, of course, his bat flips," Astros Manager A. J. Hinch said.
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Then there is the town's first Olympic champion, Hannah Kearney, who overcame her aversion to back flips to become a trailblazing moguls skier.
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No machine comes closer to his vision than Atlas, a 165-pound anthropomorphic robot that can run, jump and even do back flips.
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She especially loves the mirror that flips over and spends lots of time admiring herself and talking to the adorable baby she sees.
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The resale restriction has been almost as big of a topic as the car itself, as it didn&apost unilaterally prevent quick flips.
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Like many cancer memoirs, "When Breath Becomes Air" begins with diagnosis: Dr. Kalanithi flips through CT images of his lungs matted with tumors.
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The story, about a time machine and ice cream and infinite coin flips, is twisty enough to make you go insane, Stefan style.
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At times, it becomes a thundercloud, blocking out the sun or clapping violently as it suddenly flips its formation to evade a predator.
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In her adaptation, Sarah Polley flips this insight around, putting the words into Grace's mouth, at the end of one of their sessions.
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At his other grandfather's private service, Saunders smiled when he remembered a 70-year-old Robert performing back flips off the diving board.
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It also flips the numbers on their head: In 203, 66 percent of Mexicans had a generally positive view of the United States.
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At the top of the playlist page, below its name, click the "Download" switch so it flips to the right and turns green.
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Half of the Mate X screen flips around back, so that when it is folded closed, it has a screen on both sides.
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"With vaping everything flips on its head," says Sharon Levy, director of the Adolescent Substance Use and Addiction Program at Boston Children's Hospital.
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"We don't do flips, we invest for life," Ms. Matson said, meaning that Table Rock doesn't seek quick profits by unloading its investments.
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As Major League Baseball gets prepared to usher in a new decade, it has achieved another milestone before the calendar flips to 2020.
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Ever wonder how figure skaters are able to maintain their balance as they perform spins and flips that would make most people dizzy?
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Edwards is famous for performing back flips off his car after winning races, and he has executed 28 such celebrations in 445 starts.
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The car soars, flips and crashes into a fruit stand, the rooftop screeching against the cement until the vehicle comes to a halt.
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Then the camera suddenly flips out of the brightly lit room and you're looking at it from the outside in, through a peephole.
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By bringing on filmmakers of color, NSFW flips the script, presenting sex through the eyes of a black hipster in Oakland, for instance.
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Thanks to the dark net, substances like DMT and 2C-B—drugs that are integral to some flips, but hard to find on the street—are more readily available, while the popularity of drug talk on message-boards like Reddit has allowed many to discover these flips, hype them up, and ultimately tick them off their lists like saucer-eyed stamp collectors.
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One stark example of a sudden flips include Howard Wolfson -- the former New York Democratic operative who flipped to supporting Michael Bloomberg in 2009.
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The guy touches and flips his hair back and forth like a modern-day River Phoenix — and we're not the only ones who've noticed.
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Look at how Western Europe essentially flips from pink (a worse deal than a year ago) to green (a better deal than last June).
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But there's very little hope of Trump's decision being reversed unless he flips his position (something that always remains a possibility with this administration).
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If you gain a lot of weight, your flips aren't going to be as high and you might land short or be under-rotated.
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At one point in the video, two porta-potties slide on a sidewalk before one flips onto a van and the other becomes airborne.
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Kelly grabs the baby, flips it upside down, rubs its back with a towel, and then flicks its feet to get it to cry.
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But let's be real: Skin care and makeup are great gifts, but not everyone flips over a new lipstick or a killer eyeshadow palette.
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She flips the patty and gives it another press, lets it sit, presses it, and pulls it off the grill and onto a bun.
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A brief moment later, the vehicle in front of the Tesla rear ends and SUV, which then flips before quickly coming to a stop.
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If instead the skater flips the board upright between the legs, as seen below, it's called an illusion flip and is generally frowned upon.
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And one of the first frontside flips documented on flatground, by Ali Mills in 19993's Useless Wooden Toys, was directly inspired by Natas.
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Without intending, and before skateboarders were even talking about illusion versus frontside flips, he presented both sides of the argument in a single motion.
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"I learned them on a quarterpipe like Natas, so I started doing them like that," Muska told VICE of discovering illusion-style frontside flips.
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Before that, a kid proved that long range and short range bottle flips were very different beasts, and he was a master of both.
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She then flips the sword on Elektra, telling her that if she doesn't serve The Hand's purpose, she is of no use to her.
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But at the last moment, when Sansa thinks Arya might possibly want to gut her, Arya flips the blade around, and hands it over.
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The only real predecessor Sarah has is the winner of her original season, Tony, whose scorched-earth flips in Cagayan oscillated week to week.
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Birkhead, 44, now works as a photographer and flips houses for a living, and he's largely raised his daughter out of the Hollywood glare.
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No, doctors have not yet discovered a simple surgical procedure that effectively flips the switch in your brain that makes you want to smoke.
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However, market expectations for Congress, had been for the House to remain under GOP control while the Senate flips in favor of the Democrats.
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Giving one last attempt to show off in front of the ordinary people, Legend ends his performance by doing back flips down the keyboard.
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But Google's change flips that switch — making the default setting hostile to privacy by folding a Chrome user's browsing activity into their Google identity.
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While doing the sex, the male flips over and puts his abdomen into the female's face for her to take a bite out of.
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Instagram is full of leg, from four-foot backside noseblunts with exposed thighs to MACBA locals who spin fakie 360 flips in Daisy Dukes.
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Normally, a marsh wouldn't be considered the most appealing destination for travelers, but the Great Rann of Kutch flips the script with its beauty.
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One is privy to the inside of the "queer" art world as Goldberg centers this self-fashioned community and flips the terms of estrangement.
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The authors add: Sadly, the power of past returns to predict the future is even weaker in investing than it is with coin flips.
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I see the person in front of our building and tell him that he can't enter our garage and he flips me the bird.
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The device has a built-in accelerometer, so the display's orientation flips depending on whether you've got it in your left or right hand.
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Market expectations for Congress, meanwhile, had been for the House to remain under GOP control while the Senate flips in favor of the Democrats.
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DAVID I love that this response flips the original question around: How should an employer think about an otherwise desirable candidate's unusually low salary?
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While A Quiet Place's protagonists existed using their sight, not sound, Bird Box flips that on its head and delivers an equally impossible journey.
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There are a lucky few who find their calling in life early on and then proceed to make an Instagram dedicated to it. Flips.
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It's got auto take-off and landing capabilities and a six-axis gyro module for those who are ready for flips and fancy turns.
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The front wheel easily flips up to convert to and from a stroller to a trailer, and it has a quick, two-button fold.
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In Las Vegas, however, house flips are making up 10.4 percent of home sales, the highest in the nation, and the share is rising.
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Once the Falcon 9 reaches space and separates from the top of the vehicle, it decelerates and flips around to make the journey back.
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His trademark combination of flips, jumps and gymnastic stands are all self-taught, he said, and mostly imitations of videos he has seen online.
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It's not light, at 1.3 pounds, but with the front visor that flips up and the new mounting system it is far more comfortable.
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Highlight "Beamerboy" demonstrates Nedarb's omnivorous taste in sample material, as he flips The Microphones' "Headless Horseman" into a cavernous amphitheatre for Peep's morose croon.
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There's some boxing moves and punches as she begins, and that turns into hair flips later on as she becomes part of the Lionesses.
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Or the totally exposed lunatic walking on a tight rope as the plane passes underneath him and the biker flips right next to him?
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In some cases, Zillow will leverage its buyer data to advertise homes to prospective buyers before Zillow officially purchases and flips them, Rascoff said.
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Last summer, she attended the wedding of her brother here, posed for a newspaper photographer, and was spotted doing back flips off a pier.
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Todd VanDerWerff: In a 13-episode season, the seventh episode is the pivot point, the one that flips the whole thing on its ear.
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He flips between final answers, taking the money, A, B, C, and D, as though he can't decide what he wants for his tea.
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A silent communication is squeezed between them before her partner ties off the ropes holding her aloft, reaches down and flips over an hourglass.
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To others she's a renegade; someone who flips off a camera at the Super Bowl and spits into a mic on stage while pregnant.
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Take, for example, "My Type," her biggest hit, which flips Petey Pablo's 2004 track "Freek-a-Leek" into a NSFW ode to female pleasure.
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BMike takes societal misinterpretations, tropes, and stereotypes and flips them, creating images of revolutionaries, artists and social-justice figures, often placed in unexpected settings.
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Video posted by the group showed them doing multiple flips as they sailed through the air, and somehow entering feet first in the lake.
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For a player with such an outsized reputation, known more for his bat flips and on-field encounters than anything else, it appears humbling.
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Then, to arrive here [he flips to the "Ave Maria"], the arc that we build, for this to make sense — this is the secret.
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At the same time, Trump is broadly unpopular nationwide which flips some voters into the D column while anti-inspiring others to stay home.
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Hirano had nailed a ridiculous series of stunning flips and twists on his second run, but he fell on his third and final ride.
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In one video, captioned "bathroom party," six boys and girls sheepishly exit a gender-neutral bathroom (the last one out flips off the videographer).
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But last July it branched out in a major way when it launched "Zillow Offers," a new business that buys, flips and sells homes.
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A small number of those delegates are going to be won through card draws, coin flips, and pulling a name out of a hat.
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It found dark laughs in the dialectic of striver psychology, as the Evans family flips between two equally extreme reactions to racism and poverty.
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The new appearance, which flips the default white background in Gmail to black, will begin rolling out immediately, according to a Google blog post.
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The demand for mid-market rentals has flooded the value-add investing space with capital that upgrades and flips properties like the Buckingham apartments.
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If you limit yourself to using the Edge beta for most tasks, the experience of the Surface Pro X flips from frustrating to freeing.
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"Who brings a briefcase to a ballpark?" an officer asks as he flips open my computer bag at the entrance to the softball field.
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As soon as her phone flips to midnight, we hear the first few notes from her hit as a call comes in from Santa.
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It lacks Hitchcockian tension or Christie-level dignity, but it's funny, surprising, and intriguing in the way it flips the usual murder-mystery script.
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But "Never Caught," published on Tuesday by 37 Ink, flips the perspective, focusing on what freedom meant to the people he kept in bondage.
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Feminist porn flips this deeply rooted gender role on its head, challenging what both men and women are taught to believe about their sexuality.
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If he flips that message, strategists and experts say, he runs the risk of losing supporters, particularly if the death toll continues to grow.
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But responsibility for deaths on the border isn't a switch that flips from "off" to "on" when someone turns themselves in to Border Patrol.
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Relaying tales of natural women through a supernatural grammar flips essentialism on its head; these accounts offer up feminine bodies and performance at once.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLance Bass: Furious At Gay Blood Ban Rosie O'Donnell: Outraged By Gun CrisisNFL Star Flips Out On FansCeline Dion: Emotional Vegas Return
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Director Jeff Calhoun has bulked up the cast, giving Tony-winning choreographer Christopher Gattelli even more jumps, flips, and kicks to infuse into his numbers.
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Holland donned his Spidey suit and performed flips and tricks for the kids while Gyllenhaal, who joins the franchise as Mysterio, also came in costume.
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"We gate-check the stroller, and every time she sees them coming with the sticker, the tag, she flips," the former Mean Girls actress admitted.
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This is Nikon's first full-frame mirrorless camera, meaning, unlike a DLSR, it doesn't have a mirror that flips up and back when you shoot.
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Magnetic minerals buried within sediments and loess register these polarity flips, which scientists can link to a dated reference known as the geomagnetic polarity timescale.
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NEW JERSEY SCHOOL BUS FLIPS ON ITS SIDE IN HIGHWAY CRASH Police said the driver looked away, and didn&apost see traffic slowing down ahead.
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The mischievous Rose loves to broach the topic of Derek Jeter, Rodriguez's Yankees frenemy, and the camera immediately flips to Rodriguez for a comical grimace.
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The flips: Democrats flipped state Senates in New Hampshire, Colorado, Connecticut, Maine and New York as well as state Houses in Minnesota and New Hampshire.
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The video then flips around and shows the man in a white shirt closing in on Booker, pummeling her to the ground and kicking her.
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Specifically, his frontside flip featured on the cover of Transworld served as a style guide for how all skateboarders should aspire to do frontside flips.
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There's Tobii eye-tracking built in, a mechanical keyboard with customizable backlight options, and the numeric keypad flips over to transform it into a touchpad.
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Sometimes, the best art requires very little intervention by the artist; rather, she flips a switch in the viewer's brain to create the world anew.
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She smiles as she flips through photos of Andrew as a baby in oversized sunglasses and, later, Andrew posing gleefully in a marching band outfit.
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Porsche Design has even added small rubber stoppers to the hinge so that you won't scratch the laptop in the various modes it flips into.
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What the Des Moines Register said — you know, there were coin — I think there were half a dozen coin flips — a fairly chaotic type situation.
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But now let's say you extend your experiment to three flips, and want to know the probability you prevail in at least two of them.
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The rider flips over his handlebars and performs a spectacular full somersault shortly after he rides over the drone that flew straight into his wheels.
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Mattix flips the script and says she felt turned on by him because he was "beautiful and clever and poised," which I'm sure he was.
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The instructor then flips him again once more, and Easton, who is wearing just a swim diaper, turns back over even faster the second time.
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It needs a display that flips around so they can see their framing when they are asking for their audience to smash that like button.
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When Jenny sees the consequences of her actions, she too flips the "let's save Jamie" switch and any enmity between the two women is dissolved.
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Bezos has previously said it would be announced by the end of 2018 and there's less than two months left until the calendar flips over.
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Jason Childs, Opendoor's chief financial officer, said the company's geographic diversity and 90-day average flips help shield it from a potential housing market crash.
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One scene in the movie finds Greta causing a scene at the restaurant where Moretz works, getting so angry that she even flips a table.
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" Then in April, he dropped "Nice For What," a song that flips Big Freedia's New Orleans bounce and a sample of Lauryn Hill's "Ex-Factor.
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The entire top of the shell flips forward, making it easy to climb in and out; close the shell and you're protected from the elements.
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As a simple example, consider the three-qubit code: It uses three "physical" qubits to protect a single "logical" qubit of information against bit-flips.
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Flips made up 22005 percent of all sales last year, and that is the first increase in the flip share after four years of shrinking.
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"Super Cam" has become a superstar this season, scoring touchdowns with his arm and his legs, at times doing front flips into the end zone.
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" McCain tweeted alongside an article by The Daily Caller that read "North Korea Flips Out After McCain Calls Kim Jong-Un A 'Crazy Fat Kid'.
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Meanwhile, on Twitter, people are praising the way she slayed that floor routine, while casually throwing in complex flips, splits, and other insane gymnastic moves.
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Mohit notes that of the Flips that have been shared off network, over 60 percent have been to personal communication services like email and SMS.
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In it, she flips the script on normative standards that declare fat, brown, and transfeminine bodies too "ugly" for dominant culture, insisting on their beauty.
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" I ask Pratt if it's weird to give crystals to random people, and he flips the question back to me: "Isn't it weird not to?
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Rowhammer is a problem with some recent D-RAM devices, in which repeatedly accessing a row of memory can cause bit flips in adjacent rows.
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The Envy X360 has a 15.6-inch display that flips around for tablet use, and AMD is claiming up to 10 hours of battery live.
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There is no ground work, only a series of highly dynamic flips, sweeps, wrenches, and trips to take an opponent off his or her feet.
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The ad flips back and forth between the CNN interview and recent news headlines regarding the latest FBI review connected to Clinton's private email server.
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That's why I'm so inspired by the success of the Green New Deal as a policy — it flips the trickle-down narrative on its head.
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"I always tried to do the right thing," he says, just before the video cuts to a montage of Graham's double-jointed back flips. I
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"Embrace of radical left complete, Biden flips on taxpayer funds for abortion," reads an email blasted out Thursday night by the Republican National Committee (RNC).
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It can also perform 269.99-degree flips and rolls, and take crisp photos and videos from high above with its built-in HD camera module.
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"We have broken resistance, and when that happens in the world of technicals, it flips the script and goes from resistance into support," he explained.
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Steele Johnson started diving lessons because his parents were worried he was going to get hurt teaching himself to do flips off of diving boards.
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You can see in this still from that routine that she gets incredible height on her double layout (two flips with her body perfectly straight).
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In the video, Julien, sporting a well-worn Route 66 hat, shuffles over to his desk, flips on his computer, and loads up Asheron's Call.
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While they were testing out rolling ollies and kick-flips, I would ride up and down the street trying to get the hang of it.
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A pastor waits in sanctuary, praying for a way out José Chicas flips open his laptop, logs into Facebook and gets ready to hit record.
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And the app is loaded with dozens of tip videos from pros like Mr. Cole showing how to pull off simple jumps and complex flips.
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Every now and then, however, that script flips, and rates for short-term debt exceed those for long-term debt, "inverting" the typical yield curve.
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BEST WORST 1 Seattle 170 Albuquerque Low number of days on market, high building permit activity Low starting income, few home flips 1763 Jackson, Miss.
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Since then, an ever-growing list of states have adopted the practice, which basically flips the way people are registered to vote on its head.
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On floor, they prefer twisting over flipping—a single flip with a triple twist, instead of the Americans' double flips with one or two twists.
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As you move out from center cities and population grows more sparse, at a certain level of density, an area flips from blue to red.
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She had watched videos of teens doing extreme flips in their backyards, part of the extreme sport of Gtramp, which features elite-level trampoline tricks.
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Biles returns to the uneven bars with a harder dismount — a dizzying two flips and two twists in the tucked position that are unbelievably high.
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There's a so-called tipping point for how much deforestation the rainforest can take before the ecosystem flips and replaces the forest with a savannah.
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Asus differentiates the ZenFone 6 with a camera that flips up from the back of the device to also act as a front-facing camera.
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Jason Childs, Opendoor's chief financial officer, said the company's geographic diversity and 90-day average flips helped shield it from a potential housing market crash.
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LG: They usually do the S. I guess it would be Galaxy S. If they do the Flip S, then it's actually called the Flips.
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Along with kiosks popping up at McDonald's, diners in Japan have been treated to a sushi-making robot, while in California a robot flips burgers.
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The sex is strained and certainly seems to burn serious calories (Christian flips Anastasia like a pancake), but finally pales next to the commodity fetishism.
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But that trend flips with non-evangelical voters, with Strange running far closer to Moore among voters closer to the center of the political spectrum.
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Gates flips The special counsel's office found other ways to bear down on Manafort: line up cooperators against him and get him sent to jail.
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A series of 39 red-to-blue flips in state legislative races got less national attention, though they continued to show an enthusiastic Democratic base.
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It's hard to envision a real use case for this, but it's a fun way to send slow waves and sassy hair flips to friends.
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After she flips out in the lab, smashing beakers as other graduate students watch in horror, she goes on medical leave and starts drinking heavily.
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The crane tumbles over the Orca and into the water, and the ship flips onto its side as people on board dive into the water.
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It flips the principle that citizens must consent to a search, allowing them to be searched without a suspicion they've done anything wrong, they say.
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For example, in one task, people had to create a series of 12 head-or-tails coin flips that would appear random to someone else.
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The scientists were surprised to observe actual flips in the magnetic field, sudden 180-degree reversals before flipping back in seconds or even hours later.
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Internet delivery flips the traditional training paradigm — instead of officers having to travel to train, courses can appear instantly and anywhere with an internet connection.
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She and her older sister also picked up tumbling and defensive judo techniques at the Columbus Y.M.C.A. to help them execute falls, flips and such.
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"One cool thing about the AAV though is that if it flips over, which is really hard to do, it will right itself," Pierret explained.
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He sets a chord progression going with his left hand, flips some switches to one mode or another, and plays a melody with his right.
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The two both go in over a beat produced by Smoke Ono and Garren that flips a switch from minimal to maximal in a second.
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If the defense just gets key stops and flips the field a couple of times, Roethlisberger and company will have no problem closing it out.
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The Gifted flips this concept by eliminating the X-Men and operating from the perspective of those who would typically need the X-Men's help.
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The border agent flips through our foreign passports, looks at all of us in turn, and then spends some time looking hard at my brother.
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Switching Perspectives The book flips between Stella's perspective and Will's every other chapter, which allows us to be in both of their heads at key moments.
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What makes Westworld so interesting is that it flips that narrative, asking: What happens to those men once they realize the women don't need their help?
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Prepare yourself for many, many virgin jokes ahead, as well as at least one long close-up of Colton's abs as he flips a giant tire.
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Place a large platter inverted over the top, then, carefully flip the casserole over so that the rice releases and flips out onto the platter. 5.
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With a few flips and folds, kids can transform the box into a smartphone holder, which provides a kinda-sorta VR experience similar to Google Cardboard.
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He heads to his poolside cooler and flips the lid open with his big toe — the same one that had proved so useless just minutes before.
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Since I am known for being tough on tech leaders, let me just say on this on the flips side: Kudos to Jack Dorsey for that.
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"In Big Brother, Thrasher, or Transworld there'd be captions where they'd clown on shit," Eisenhour said of tricks that fell out of style, like illusion flips.
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The big differences are really the lack of an external viewfinder, and the M6's screen flips up 180 degrees — not down, like on the M5.
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Iger's quote flips this on its head: if you take diversity for granted, shouldn't you be wondering why a small group is pushing for forced homogeneity?
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What's more, the green ice usually only becomes visible when an iceberg capsizes and flips over, exposing the green, iron-infused ice formed in the ocean.
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"These are people with a lot problems," the underling says as we sit in the office and he flips through the security cameras with evident pride.
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Women in their 249s actually get 80 percent of leading roles; that flips by the time they're 40 (men then claim 80 percent of those roles).
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In the footage, Easton is shown practicing with a swim instructor, who flips him upside down so the baby boy is face down in the water.
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Olympic gold medal gymnast Laurie Hernandez is taking on a new project beyond perfecting her flips and tumbles — she's become a designer, and she's given People.
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It's blowing my mind how the same little girl I used to see doing flips on my bed at age 6 now has a gold medal.
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I'm a huge Lionel Richie fan and I think that one might be one that flips under the radar sometimes, with at least the country audience.
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Painted blue and yellow, the top trapezoid flips between two triangles sharing one side to a pyramid with a blue and yellow face, night and day.
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"If I cook on a gas stove I spend too much money," Martha says as she flips tortillas on the makeshift griddle atop the firewood stove.
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In the NFL, though, tiny things—coin flips for example—have a way of affecting games in ways that wind up being screamed about for years.
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The two DSLRs also have the same 3-inch vari-angle touchscreen the flips out to the side and built-in Wi-Fi, NFC and Bluetooth.
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Refocusing priorities, the two intend to ease stress at Jeff Lewis Design by taking on fewer clients and making their current and future flips more efficient.
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The impressive athlete's incredible flips and tumbles, along with her hot dance moves, had the crowd begging the judges to score her floor routine a 10.
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