His face sharpens into demonic anger at the drop of a hat.
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He had balls, but he cried at the drop of a hat.
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They provide love, care, and human connection at the drop of a hat.
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Losing your cool at the drop of a hat is poor form in debates.
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She could cry at the drop of a hat and had such a smile.
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Imagine a whole field of cows just vanish at the drop of a hat.
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We would come at the drop of a hat, and we're there if we're asked.
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She enjoys school, she dances at the drop of a hat, and she loves church.
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Plus, they can afford to go anywhere they want at the drop of a hat.
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I would gladly play any of those ten songs at the drop of a hat.
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I can't stand someone who flies off the handle at the drop of a hat.
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Indian godmen can summon thousands of supporters onto the streets at the drop of a hat.
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Our friends quickly discovered that we were no longer free at the drop of a hat.
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I've hopped on a plane at the drop of a hat for a whole lot less!
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Indian godmen can summon thousands of supporters on to the streets at the drop of a hat.
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"As a child I was often angry and irritable at the drop of a hat," she said.
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This from a company that once bragged about huge unit sales at the drop of a hat.
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"I'm able to recall hundreds of important details at the drop of a hat," she captioned the photo.
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Before Trump, both Democrats and Republicans were eager to increase border security at the drop of a hat.
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Third, he made it seem like the US will discard its alliances at the drop of a hat.
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Even Justin Bieber, with his baby man bun, can tickle the keys at the drop of a hat.
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These staples help me whip up a simple meal with minimal ingredients at the drop of a hat.
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All these Britneys speak to the variety of personas Spears can embody, seemingly at the drop of a hat.
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The man's face looks like it's about to break out in tears basically at the drop of a hat.
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This way, we can compare progress, save time planning, and utilize various approaches at the drop of a hat.
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We won't stand for anything less than brilliance from employers and will leave at the drop of a hat.
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And I try my hardest to not change things up and not leave at the drop of a hat.
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The negatives are lack of loyalty, no patience, players who switch A.A.U. teams at the drop of a hat.
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He also purposely plays favorites and seems to change his views on people at the drop of a hat.
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Now, she styles OITNB's Jackie Cruz, works on fashion campaigns, and travels the world at the drop of a hat.
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Structurally, the show bounces back and forth between flashbacks, deeper memories, and the present at the drop of a hat.
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But what's the point of telling MPs you're going to try and deselect them at the drop of a hat?
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It can't defend itself — it's built so random people in Bulgaria can drop in at the drop of a hat.
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I'm proud to be a part of Gen X and see things change very quickly at the drop of a hat.
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In that moment, Yanez believed that Castille smoking marijuana meant that Castille might kill him at the drop of a hat.
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My emergency fund is money I could need at the drop of a hat, so I wanted it to be liquid.
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She says she does have a car, but explained it's not easy to leave town at the drop of a hat.
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They've spent their childhood in limbo, feeling as though their lives could change for the worse at the drop of a hat.
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The very fact that it's on the Switch makes it that much more available to play at the drop of a hat.
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They change policies at the drop of a hat and expect their retailers to pick up the slack and make changes ASAP.
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All of this shows us she's nothing but malleable and adaptable; ready to fit a chosen image at the drop of a hat.
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Other companies have given in to braying, bigoted mobs at the drop of a hat, even at the expense of their own employees.
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But Trump is known for changing his mind at the drop of a hat, so no one should feel in the clear yet.
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These divergent fortunes have made it more challenging to take big risks because the tide can turn at the drop of a hat.
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It took him 10 years to hold my hand in public (he's English) and he still blushes at the drop of a hat.
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He's already showing a readiness to give up on what seemed to be some of his key promises at the drop of a hat.
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At a press conference on Monday, the president said he'd be willing to meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the drop of a hat.
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Because of those movies, he's popular with younger viewers, and they've also proven his ability to be deeply sincere at the drop of a hat.
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At the drop of a hat, they are there on FaceTime, Skype and iMessage to talk about the exciting things that we've seen and done.
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Take it on-the-go or play with friends at the drop of a hat — it's gaming how you want it, whenever you want it.
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And improv troupes like the Upright Citizens Brigade manage to arrange themselves into compelling scenes at the drop of a hat, all without any explicit coordination.
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What I also like is they're both legitimately lethal at this point, and we know that Arya can kill things at the drop of a hat.
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I mean, you just don't change dating patterns you had for years and years at the drop of a hat because you're on a TV show.
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It's for this reason that a machine built to fold your laundry took years to develop, costs $16,000, and breaks at the drop of a hat.
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They promise to lend money for long periods, backed by money they must return to their own creditors and investors at the drop of a hat.
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So far this season Nick had sent girls home at the drop of a hat, even when the audience thought he had a connection with them.
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The impact of domestic terrorism—people were forced to leave at the drop of a hat, and that really impacts what was or wasn't passed on.
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It was a time when hundreds of 49s—triad grunt men—could be deployed in the street for a fight at the drop of a hat.
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It doubles as an FM radio and features a convenient auto-programming system so you can listen to your favorite station at the drop of a hat.
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Lana Del Rey can change her mind at the drop of a hat, as one unlucky sap quickly learned trying to press his luck with a camera.
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It's not the only unfinished part of the house either — when Winchester died in 1922, all building on the property stopped at the drop of a hat.
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Meanwhile the company is grappling with an increasingly competitive fast food landscape where food beyond pizza is readily available for delivery at the drop of a hat.
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I'm a whole, complete person who — thanks to my single status — has been able to trot around the globe this past year at the drop of a hat.
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And then, at the drop of a hat, YouTube can tweak a policy that completely transforms how visible their content is or how much money their channels make.
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"Hopkins, meanwhile, said that he cries at the drop of a hat and reassured Pitt as he gets older, "you&aposll find ... that you just want to weep.
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But he's also an Iowan, meaning he's willing to talk politics at the drop of a hat, as long as you don't ask him to endorse a particular candidate.
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Rather than challenging yourself to change dramatically at the drop of a hat, consider where you wished to improve last year but never had the time or energy to.
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We'd all love to flit off on a dream vacation at the drop of a hat, but of course, for most of us, that simply isn't in the cards.
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Tess can no more call up the "five noble grapes of Bordeaux" from her memory bank than recite the collected works of Keats at the drop of a hat.
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Good health doesn't always last foreverWhatever your situation is now in terms of your family's health, try to remember that it can change at the drop of a hat.
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After all, your devices are all already configured, so why should you have the exact alphanumeric string of random capitals memorized to hand out at the drop of a hat?
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We realize it's not always feasible for every founder to move to San Francisco for four months at the drop of a hat, and we want to accommodate for that.
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"Convenient how Trump flips from an all-powerful master negotiator to well-intentioned simpleton duped by Snidely Ryan at the drop of a hat," tweeted the conservative columnist Ben Shapiro.
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But if anything has been learned throughout the US-China trade negotiations, it's that a tweet or a new headline can change the market's sentiment at the drop of a hat.
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And cancer is not the only concern; Zach has been coping with bipolar disorder, in which someone can experience wild mood swings at the drop of a hat, his whole life.
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Apple has set up its logistics operations to be optimized for shipping to anywhere in the world at the drop of a hat, whether the ordered items are customized or not.
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I feel terrible for the students who won't be able to finish out the semester on campus — especially those who can't afford to fly home at the drop of a hat.
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It was a striking turnabout for elites accustomed to lives of extreme privilege and the freedom to jet off to Paris, London or New York at the drop of a hat.
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Those are going to pay off for you when you prove yourself to be a super-flexible traveler, capable of rerouting flights and rebooking hotels at the drop of a hat.
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We'd have to guess the creamy consistency mixed with an ability to lend itself to both savory and sweet flavor profiles at the drop of a hat (or scoop of a spoon).
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Cornelius didn't just hop genres and eras of music from song to song, he sometimes did it from intro to verse to chorus, making an adjustment at the drop of a hat.
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Drake continues to be the thirstiest sports fan imaginable—salivating over Curry at In-N-Out, craving Russell Westbrook's loving touch, and generally changing team affiliations at the drop of a hat.
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He has written more than 200 poems about Pasolini and his life in Monteverde, and has memorized around 40 poems by his idol, which he declaims at the drop of a hat.
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Compared with the talkative, jokey characters in the Grill, who are ready to flambé something at the drop of a hat, the servers in the Pool are cardboard figures in tailored suits.
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While the players are mostly white, there are also two Asian teammates: Julie Mihn Kaling, adopted by white religious zealots, and Sue Yoon, who will get naked at the drop of a hat.
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The models would talk to their callers about what they themselves liked in bed, but the point was kind of lost if they then pretended to orgasm at the drop of a hat.
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These little primates engage in sex at the drop of a hat in what seems to be a complete free-for-all: adults with juveniles, females with females, females with males, and males with males.
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He was remarkably good at predicting the feelings and thoughts of the people who were reading him, far better than I will ever be, and he could do it all at the drop of a hat.
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Where Film Twitter can descend into petty infighting at the drop of a hat, the classic film social media community is ready to throw a million recommendations at you until you might find something you like.
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"It wouldn't have been feasible to travel there and do that based on the amount of work that we would have had to do to gain customers there at the drop of a hat," he said.
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The alternative is the immensely sad one that we are now living: a world where we are used to gearing up news crews and trauma counselors at the drop of a hat, for the next major tragedy.
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Healthy houseplants say that you have your shit together enough to take care of something, but that you could still take off for a spontaneous music festival or weekend camping trip at the drop of a hat.
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"It's not like the Census Bureau can demand things at the drop of a hat," said one former senior official at the bureau, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of an advising relationship with the agency.
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He purchases art extravagantly, prolifically, at the drop of a hat, and protects it with alarms; he tells his young grandson as they stroll some ruins in Rome that he's pretty sure he is the Emperor Hadrian reincarnated.
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Odyssey takes the 3D Mario exploration we know and love and jazzes it up with some good old fashioned body capturing, allowing Mario to turn into a bullet bill or hammer bro at the drop of a hat.
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"It's a paradox: the French want to be able to elect a king but they also want to be able to overthrow him at the drop of a hat," he told Der Spiegel in an interview last year.
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But many had stories of abuse by him, and knew to avoid crossing the bulky young man who skipped classes, worked out obsessively, bulked up on protein and flew into a rage at the drop of a hat.
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Yup, it's just so much easier to deal with Putin, who invades neighboring countries at the drop of a hat, attempts to swing American elections as a matter of routine, and has political opponents jailed and even killed.
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The 41-year-old has failed to claim a victory in his last five bouts, but he certainly reminded us of the old school martial arts attitude of taking on all comers at the drop of a hat.
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If Uber had been forced to go public sooner — if it couldn't raise billions at the drop of a hat from the likes of Saudi Arabia — it would have opened itself up to much-needed scrutiny and potential reform.
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The first is the temptation is simply to add a hefty helping of identity politics to elite liberalism: introducing transgender lavatories (or making all lavatories unisex); celebrating diversity at the drop of a hat; seeking out the next oppressed minority.
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While it's true that the majority of the early ravers were off their heads on pills, a single tablet would set the average punter back £25, so not everyone was able to bosh an E at the drop of a hat.
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Twitch's biggest advantage over the competition is Twitch Clips Outside of technical issues, the Twitch community is notoriously vitriolic in chat, spouting racist, sexist and otherwise vulgar messages at the drop of a hat — though, unfortunately, YouTube chat is no better.
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And if you commute any significant distance for work or are in a job you can't leave at the drop of a hat, designate a neighbor or nearby friend who can reach your pet quickly should you lose electricity at home.
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With its many borders and some smaller countries, Europe is easy to experience at the drop of a hat, and bus travel can provide an affordable and sometimes faster route to doing so should your plans shift for any reason.
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The real estate tycoon has proven adept at changing the media narrative at the drop of a hat, and has plenty of ammunition for attacks against Clinton, including her controversial use of a private email server at the State Department.
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But Trump can't persuade Congress that he's a reliable negotiating partner on immigration with tweets that demonstrate he's confused about the policy and willing to change his mind about whether he wants a deal at the drop of a hat.
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What should feel like the gut punch of Eleanor and Chidi having an entire would-be life together is softened somewhat when you realize that Michael can simply spin up a compilation of their greatest moments together at the drop of a hat.
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The episode parodies and satirizes everything from commercials aimed at black audiences to the ways cable discussion programs often turn into grueling deathmatch arguments at the drop of a hat (though in this case the guests eventually team up on the host).
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Have more than one checking account, and keep at least 2 weeks' expenses in the second accountBanks will freeze access to your money at the drop of a hat if they suspect fraud (such as your debit card being used for suspicious activity).
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He also has a personal chef, which helps DeJoria to not only eat healthy; it allows him the opportunity to invite key people over for dinner at the drop of a hat and conduct business meetings in the privacy and convenience of his home.
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He recites the full mission statement of The Met at the drop of a hat, so quickly that it seems a talisman rather than a mere collection of words, because he says he is always thinking about the statement and how to best serve it.
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In my initial attempts to come to Canada legally nearly five years ago, I realized the assumption that some Americans seem to make—that you can just come here at the drop of a hat if you fucking feel like it—is completely wrong.
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Over time, I read many descriptions of what these could look and feel like, but none was as good as this one: The old man was trying to behave, but he kept going off into these bizarre rages at the drop of a hat.
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So you stayed here and then you worked, you moved to ... I had my second child — I have two sons like you — and I realized with the second son, I could no longer cover stories at the drop of a hat and just travel, as I had been doing.
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We have to give him more baths than our vet recommends—once every six weeks or so, since Arthur has dry skin owing to a case of fleas from this summer (long story)—because this dude will cover his back in raccoon shit at the drop of a hat.
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If you, like me, grew up watching fashion movies like The Devil Wears Prada, Clueless, and 13 Going on 30, you've probably daydreamed of having every designer bag you've ever eyed at the drop of a hat (I have definitely dreamed up a few epic closet montages in my head).
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The Barrelhouse Flat: While many bars these days are stripping their menus down to a few select, take-it-or-leave-it options, The Barrelhouse Flat's cocktail menu is a throwback to the days when bartenders were expected to remember how to make dozens of disparate drinks at the drop of a hat.
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This is a humanitarian disaster that could be stopped at the drop of a hat if any major power on the international stage had the moral courage to take charge of the issue and threaten Myanmar with penalties and sanctions if they continue down this road of engineering the worst refugee crisis for decades.
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With all that in mind, if you're ever cast on The Bachelor, in addition to all the other requirements (buying a whole new wardrobe, putting your life on hold), you've also got to mentally prepare yourself for the possibility of being dropped back into society, with no transition, at the drop of a hat, er, rose.
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"He was properly explained the process several times," one former senior administration official said, lamenting Trump's public and private insistence that NATO members are in debt to the US. That has frustrated many current and former NSC officials, who have struggled to adapt to Trump's willingness to upend major policy initiatives at the drop of a hat.
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The hardware specs seemed to keep changing at the drop of a hat, going from a unique Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) -- a versatile chip that can be reconfigured to suit different hardware and software needs, including mimicking CPUs of legacy consoles -- to a vaguely defined ARM processor system, causing potential backers to lose confidence in what they'd get for their money.
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"Over the years, the trends (in India) have been an increasing tendency on the part of the state to slap sedition cases on individuals and groups at the drop of a hat, on the part of an increasingly criminalized polity to attack journalists who investigate wrong doing, and on the part of the state to shut down the internet at the first signs of civic disorder," The Hoot's Ninan said.
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