Not by the kids — they flaked out pretty early on.
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People sort of flaked out, that they couldn't land the story.
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Rapper Tyler the Creator claimed that Zayn Malik flaked out on recording a song with him — twice.
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If you are anything like us and flaked out on your New Year's resolutions then you are in luck.
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" Opening up about her initially challenging prom preparation, Bell told Yahoo Lifestyle, "I was talking to some people, but they all flaked out.
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A few have flaked out in the United States mid-transaction, such as Anbang Insurance's pursuit of Starwood Hotels, and Zoomlion's for Terex.
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Eh, look, the lady's been administering the contraceptive shots on schedule; it's not her fault her patient flaked out, stopped coming, and got pregnant.
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She says producers approached her and asked if she wanted to appear on the show, because apparently the bride who was scheduled flaked out.
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After he flaked out on the set of "Secretariat," the director completed his scenes by using a C.G.I. horse — which, it turned out, played the role better than BoJack himself.
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I chose a Morgan silver dollar, a coiled-up trilobite fossil, and my finest arrowhead—an ancient beauty flaked out of petrified wood in which you could still see the tree rings.
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The most sorely lacking feature in Marketplace is a way for buyers and sellers to rate each other and note things like that the item was in worse condition than listed, the seller tried to jack up the price last-minute, or that the buyer showed up late or flaked out.
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Elizabeth had just wanted information from him about the arms negotiations, but when Glenn flaked out, Jackson became her Plan B. After seducing him in a hotel room (one of her easiest missions ever), she persuaded him to leave a box of "documents" in the room where Nesterenko would be meeting a group of Americans.
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" Photographer Mary Ellen Mark has compared her work to that of Helen Levitt, Robert Frank, Lisette Model, and Diane Arbus. Joel Meyerowitz, also a street photographer, has said that Maier's work was "suffused with the kind of human understanding, warmth and playfulness that proves she was 'a real shooter'." '' Maier's best-known photographs depict street scenes in Chicago and New York during the 1950s and 1960s. A critic in The Independent wrote that "the well-to-do shoppers of Chicago stroll and gossip in all their department-store finery before Maier, but the most arresting subjects are those people on the margins of successful, rich America in the 1950s and 1960s: the kids, the black maids, the bums flaked out on shop stoops.
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