It seems simple enough, but Khloé's just a little worried that Kourtney will flake out.
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Today, parents let their kids flake out of anything and drop out left and right.
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And thanks to the various, impersonal ways we communicate, it's never been easier to flake out.
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With Flake out of the way, Republicans are now free to recruit a potentially stronger candidate into that primary.
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As a matter of fractal, who'd want to flake out on a chance to branch out and capture some frozen flake-tography.
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I would ignore responsibilities, flake out on friends, and sometimes even skip meals just because I didn't want to step away from the screen.
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Trump could flake out in the midst of some foreign policy crisis and the national security apparatus could have to flat out disobey him.
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On the flip side, if a Scorpio gets mad at you, one of the first ways they express their anger is to flake out sexually.
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I have asked her to attend some events and activities, and she has either said "no," or she will say "yes" and then flake out.
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Sure, a Republican senator or two might flake out and join Democrats in their perpetual opposition, but it's time to end this charade and move on.
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Arizona: With the highly unpopular Jeff Flake out of the race and Arizona only narrowly voting for Trump in 2016 (49%-45%), Democrats are hopeful that Rep.
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There could even be an option to schedule a stream further in advance, though the platforms and people lining up to watch might worry the broadcaster would flake out.
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With Flake out of the running and Senator John McCain ailing with brain cancer, there's a chance that the not-so-red anymore state could be a major battleground next year.
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He also says they "almost picked up Arizona," when in fact they previously held Arizona and then Trump personally drove Jeff Flake out of office, which let Democrats pick up the seat.
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"Winning: Flake Out," read a flashing headline on Breitbart, the populist news organization run by Trump confidant Steve Bannon, who is building a roster of insurgent candidates to challenge GOP senators in primaries.
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But you're also quick to get moody (remember when the hostess lost your dinner reservation and you went all Hannibal Lecter?), and you have a tendency to flake out when you're feeling overwhelmed.
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We started a selfies at funerals trend, we're late to everything (if we don't flake out altogether), we're glued to our phones during meals, and we kill our boyfriends as part of a YouTube stunt.
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I can say from experience that the cable is pretty consistently the first part of any headphones to flake out on me, so it counts for a lot knowing that it can be swapped out should anything happen.
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His approval ratings in his home state, Arizona, are so low they are somewhere down in a missile silo; according to Politico, the president has privately said he would spend $10 million in the Republican primary to whisk Flake out of the Senate with a broom.
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But when they flake out, as AirPods inevitably will, they make the simple act of listening an experience fraught with anxiety — I could never predict when I'd hear the telltale chirp in my ears that meant the battery was depleted, sometimes just minutes after a full charge.
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To me, the 5.0 rating is a sign that I'm doing something right, a sign that despite the fact that I sometimes don't respond to texts, despite the fact that it took one whole week to send an acknowledgement that I received a birthday gift from a family friend, despite the fact that I occasionally flake out on social engagements an hour before they start, despite the fact that I know I can do better in my everyday life, I'm a good person.
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To its credit, the show attempted to seriously explore these conflicts, as when youngest daughter Eve (Kaitlyn Dever) expressed an interest in the military, and both Mike and his wife Vanessa (Nancy Travis) worried what might happen to her, or when Ryan objected to his son taking part in a school play that featured negative stereotypes of Native Americans, only for the story to pivot to the characters wondering if his sudden return to his son's life was sincere, or if he'd just flake out again.
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Manuel tries to ask Cecilia out on a date when he spots her at a hair salon. He does her a favor by buying mango ice drinks for Cecilia and her companions, only for them to flake out on him. Dado foolishly decides to break up with Anna on her birthday, which he had forgotten all along. As the duo talk about their heartbreaking experiences over lunch, they notice a Taiwanese couple arguing over a red couch that is delivered on their doorstep.
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The nucleus of the band originated from Godwin High School, in which all the members were a part of the institute's jazz band. Initially, they formed to parody the act of the Beatles in a school assembly. Their original line-up consisted of saxophone player Max Colley Jr., tuba player turned drummer Bill Gorski, and lead guitarist Rod Shepard. For the performance, Colley, along with classmate, Larry Jansen, penned the original instrumental, "Flake Out", which was heavily influenced by The Surfaris's hit, "Wipe Out".
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New recruits had a higher attrition rate than experienced troops, and the small units of veteran jungle warfare troops simply saw them as a liability. "They talked too loud and made too much noise while moving around, didn't know what to take into the bush or even how to wear it properly, couldn't respond to basic combat commands, fired too much ammo, and tended to flake out on even the easiest 10-klick moves. An' Christ, they even got homesick." Beyond mere survival though, there were deeper reasons for veterans to hate the newcomers.
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Easily the strangest episode of the season, John and Andre meet John, a conniving old man with breathing problems (who, despite this, continues to smoke constantly), who needs a stronger air conditioner. Along the way, they meet Erin, who, like Amber, wants to be a model. The RV team is flabbergasted at the difficulty of keeping New Yorkers on the phone long enough to make their pitch, and Erin appears as though she might flake out and not show up at all the next morning. The episode is particularly noteworthy for its inclusion of eccentric modeling guru Candy Ford.
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