Combat Flip Flop co-founder and army veteran Matthew Griffin displays the AK-47 flip flop.
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Heller who's been guilty of flip-flop after flip-flop, especially on health care …he's more worried about keeping his seat than he is about listening to [them].
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It came across as a desperate attempt to justify a flip-flop — in this case a double flip-flop, as Rubio would later flip back against a pathway to citizenship.
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While extended flip-flop use is strongly discouraged (flip-flops don't provide requisite ankle support), the flip-flop is equally comfortable outdoors at the beach or indoors, for bug slaughter.
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Despite making only three flip-flop designs, in five sizes, with a price point of about $30, Morrison sold every single Trump flip-flop he made in less than a month.
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Texas Republicans flip-flop on hurricane relief after Harvey Texas Republicans flip-flop on hurricane relief after Harvey Nothing is above politics, not even a deadly hurricane flooding a major American city.
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Tory Burch Miller Flip Flop in Black Leather, $198; nordstrom.
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Donald Trump can offend, threaten, flip-flop and be downright nuts.
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Trump's quick flip-flop on the issue reportedly stunned Republican leaders.
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So they flip flop on certain you know hot button issues.
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Tory Burch Miller Flip Flop in Vintage Vachetta Leather, $198; nordstrom.
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Tory Burch Miller Flip Flop in Orange Something Wild, $198; nordstrom.
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Take Trump's flip-flop on how to approach the national debt.
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Tory Burch Miller Flip Flop in Bright Pomander/Pomander, $198; nordstrom.
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Then you see it flip-flop and it's kind of cool.
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" The Fayetteville Observer called Tillis's reversal an "Olympic gold flip-flop.
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But, according to USA Gymnastics, it was Ohashi's routine on the balance beam — which featured a flip flop, flip flop, layout full twist and double pike dismount — that earned her a 15.333, her highest score that day.
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While one could argue that the media was justifiably confused as to this "flip-flop" because deportation in their world is automatically unfair, and any mention of fairness must mean a "flip-flop," the evidence suggests otherwise.
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The news also marks a solid flip-flop for the Biden campaign.
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But this isn't necessarily the flip-flop it appears to be, either.
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Rocket Dog ESxRD Rocket Dog Bungalow platform wedge flip flop, $85; nordstrom.
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Rocket Dog ESxRD Rocket Dog Paradise platform wedge flip flop, $85; nordstrom.
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"I really enjoyed how you handled Flip Flop The Clown," he said.
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But in Flip Flop, they can also be stacked in ascending order.
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But Trump's flip-flop on Wednesday was just the most recent one.
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Tory Burch Miller Flip Flop in Bright Tropical Blue/Tropical, $198; nordstrom.com
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Old Navy's popular $1 flip-flop sale is getting a seasonal sister.
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"This is not a flip flop," said Jeff Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager.
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In many cases, it appears to be just a perfect flip-flop.
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Schmidt can continue to flip-flop between being simultaneously hypersexual yet disgusted.
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What turned up was a gigantic flip-flop made of hard plastic.
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The stakes are higher than the simple appearance of a flip-flop.
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Trump lawyer defends his flip-flop on what constitutes an impeachable offense
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The Chinese got Trump to flip-flop on the "One China" policy.
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Saagar and Ryan Grim weigh in on Biden's impeachment testimony flip flop.
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The most "unique" lost items are simply delightful: One Gucci flip flop.
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Republicans seized on Northam's latest comments, characterizing them as a flip-flop.
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On Monday, Apple did more than one flip flop during the trading day.
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Some senators appear ready to flip-flop on their positions on judicial nominees.
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And among all those hues and fabrics, the humble flip-flop somehow...worked?
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Some have compared its appearance to the toe strap of a flip-flop.
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It's not a flip flop ... it all depends on how he explains it.
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Oofos reinvented the flip flop to make the most comfortable sandals we've tried.
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We flip-flop over ordering dessert before compromising on pastries in the morning.
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"Oohs" and "oys" occasionally broke out among the sedate, flip-flop-wearing crowd.
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"Trump's 'America First' Base Unhappy with Flip-Flop Afghanistan Speech," blared one headline.
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Even with the heat, she called for a flip-flop ban at offices.
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Recently, Ms. Trump tried to make a flip-flop in the United States.
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And you can't do both, because he's going to flip-flop so much.
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Temperatures are expected to flip-flop between the teens and 21s all weekend.
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"Often, what people complain about with any kind of flip-flop or slide — when there is nothing holding a heel in the shoe — is, ironically, about the flip-flop noise, the slapping sound that accompanies that type of shoe," she said.
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And that, when other issues like this come up, he won't flip-flop. Maybe!
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She was among around 50 people at "Noche de Chanclazos" or flip-flop night.
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The flip-flop may be an extension of the Legion's anti-President Trump staff.
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That spread flip-flop has happened before every recession in the last half-century.
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One of the most interesting aspects of Flip Flop is how it approaches difficulty.
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All that remains is the boy's flip-flop, which is floating in the water.
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They're ubiquitous, and the modern day synthetic rubber flip flop is not going away.
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Based upon these gut feelings, newspapers splashed headlines of an impending Trump flip-flop.
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The blue flip-flop kicked off by one figure sails into the adjacent canvas.
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Others on the left look askance at Biden's attempted explanation for his flip-flop.
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He sourced his own materials and printed and packaged every flip-flop by hand.
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For example, in West Virginia, there will be a flip-flop giveaway targeting Rep.
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It has the comfort of a Birkenstock sandal but wears like a flip flop.
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The flip-flop is sleek, utilitarian, comfortable, and in alignment with the human form.
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She was inspired by a flip-flop giveaway at a New Year's Eve reception.
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The one where your counterpart arrived 27 minutes late, wearing just one flip-flop?
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And Saint Laurent even released a limited edition flip flop in collaboration with Havaianas.
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Comes with fun flip-flops for her to flip-flop in and one Benghazi.
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Either way, Mr. Trump's presidential flip-flop follows a landmark month for Washington leaks.
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The flip-flop prompted a 35-day shutdown, the longest in the nation's history.
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Mr Biden began his campaign with a flip-flop on whether the federal government should pay for abortions (no, then yes, apparently), and Ms Harris flip-flop-flip-flopped on whether private health insurance should be abolished (no, yes, no, yes, apparently).
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He has taken the opposite view in the Trump trial, a flip-flop that Sen.
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"We are the exclusive and official flip-flop of Walt Disney World resorts," said Lee.
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This prompted Thomas to flip flop on whether or not he'd attend the royal wedding.
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Introducing the heeled flip flop, or as we like to call them, adult flip flops.
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Valizadeh padded, sockless as well as flip-flop-less, around the corner into the unknown.
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It's not like beach sand, easily brushed off with a whack of a flip-flop.
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More conclusions areformed by watching emotions flip flop in characters' eyes, and their uncontrollable quirks.
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The lead story on Breitbart in the morning was about Trump's "flip-flop" on Afghanistan.
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This classy update on the Silicon Valley flip-flop uniform is customizable from Jutta Neumann.
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Bernie Sanders&apos campaign manager, slammed Biden over the super PAC flip-flop in October.
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For some people, the heart might do an uncomfortable flip-flop, like a trapped fish.
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Ironic or moronic, it's hard to tell: Trump's flip-flop on renewables is classic Gemini.
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To flip-flop, you need to have staked out a position and stood by it.
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But Gundlach said on the webcast Tuesday: "We had a huge rally yesterday on the (FBI Director James) Comey flip-flop, flip-flop," referring to Comey's announcement on Sunday that a review of a new trove of emails found no grounds for criminal charges.
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From cracked heels to flip-flop-induced injuries, summer is an absolute minefield for the feet.
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The reinvigorated Flex Watches team makes a pitch to Flip Flop Shops and it goes well.
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Sometimes I can catch him and throw the flip-flop, so he goes at it again.
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Now you can proudly display your favorite Trump flip flop exactly where they belong: your feet.
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That kind of flip flop is embarrassing and can destroy political credibility for years to come.
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A comfortable Reef flip flop and a full-length cargo short is the solid foundation here.
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We assume you could put his sauces on a flip-flop and they would taste good.
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All told, Morrison made three flip-flop designs, based on three sets of contradictory Trump tweets.
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As the pandemic spread across the country, I started to flip-flop on my earlier decision.
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Competing impulses Trump's first year as commander in chief was not a blatant flip-flop, though.
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We got Tip at LAX Tuesday and asked what he made of Trump's flip-flop on Charlottesville.
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From the viewpoint of classic conditioning theory, this kind of hedonic flip-flop doesn't make much sense.
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Also how their roles flip-flop: In the beginning, Eva kind of takes on the mother role.
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Without definitive legislation passed through Congress, FCC orders could continue to flip-flop with each administration. Sen.
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That's not a flip-flop, that's a willingness to be flexible in the face of extenuating circumstances.
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He conceded that if he did attend the debate, it could be notched as a flip-flop.
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It seems every day that the probability of rate cut versus keeping rates unchanged is flip-flop.
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I wear the Kona Flip because it's the flip flop that changed my view on flip flops.
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Politicians are not allowed to flip-flop (though, we wish some of them would just flop, already).
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If you flip-flop frequently between sister sizes, I'd suggest prioritizing the one with a smaller band.
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If Pence were president we wouldn't be able to live in hopes of the next flip-flop.
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"We'll flip-flop and move guys around and try to get everybody some playing time," he said.
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Flip, flop, and fly upside down as you capture cinematic footage with its 2199-degree angle lens.
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Flip-flop around the environment as a bear, or zoom in deep to squish around as a microorganism.
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I have my shirt pulled up to air out my sweaty torso and I've misplaced a flip-flop.
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The team proposes what they call "flip-flop qubits," where a phosphorous atom sits in a silicon semiconductor.
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But that's not the constituency Trump cares about anyway, or else he would, you know, flip-flop less.
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Turning flip-flops into a positive: He has also learned to use the flip-flop to his advantage.
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But McAuliffe said in an interview with Politico that he believes she'd flip-flop and support the deal.
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With a new and improved $55 watch, Flex Watches secured a partnership with global retailer Flip Flop Shops.
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"There's no such thing as a classy flip-flop," Buzzfeed wrote in an anti-flop listicle in 2013.
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There's no sound more tied to summer's arrival than the gear-grinding smack of a rubber flip flop.
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You can't flip flop with other countries very often before they stop regarding you as a serious partner.
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What we are witnessing is a rare political feat: The flip, flop, re-flip and, possible, re-flop.
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Brazil's achievement has been to lift tens of millions of people out of rag-and-flip-flop poverty.
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The flip-flop suggested that the Yulin authorities had struggled to find a middle ground among competing interests.
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Go deeper: The fallout from Elon Musk's stunning flip-flop Putting Elon Musk's Tesla into climate change perspective
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And if Obama is a test case, voters seem not to care about that sort of flip-flop.
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Democrats deride that awkward reversal as a flip-flop, one of many, including an about-face on immigration.
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The infatuation with clear, transparent heels continued with the release of mules, flip-flop heels, pumps, and boots.
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We are reminded of that every way, with every whim, with every flip flop on policy and personnel.
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Of course, she denied this was a flip-flop, despite Sanders's efforts to get her to do so.
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So, it's unlikely she'd do a hard flip-flop in such a public way ... or so it seems, anyway.
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Apart from the flip-flop on tariffs, companies are troubled by how the administration conducts and communicates trade policy.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, predicted she would eventually flip-flop back to supporting the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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He called the flip-flop regarding the deal "weird", but added it won't "affect the overall ownership reform plan".
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Donald Trump goes on to Sean Hannity's show and polls the audience, Should I flip flop, yes or no?
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A better reading of his flip-flop-flip on immigration may be that his liberal stance was an anomaly.
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Most politicians flip flop on issues, but when it's documented on Twitter, it makes things a little more obvious.
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If that requires the occasional fib or flip-flop, that's a price worth paying to come out on top.
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What many would consider an example of growth and maturity will be labeled as a "flip flop" or pandering.
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Now, before you shy away at the sheer thought of wearing anything remotely flip flop-related, hear us out.
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It functions like a flip flop, but the contoured footbed and buckle-straps provide a secure, shoe-like fit.
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"What is the cost of an advertising post on your page?" the email to the Flip Flop Wanderers asked.
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In my explainer on the controversy, I ended with the prediction that Clinton would swiftly flip-flop on this.
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When candidates flip-flop or do something just for political expediency, I think that [holding them accountable is] necessary.
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That flip-flop guaranteed that the final result would be woefully inaccurate and forever jaundiced me on federal statistics.
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Currently, you can find this flip-flop favorite in the 500-plus Havaianas stores and authorized sellers around the world.
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Moles for the Cause flip-flop in their dedication as they're seduced by the Process's promise of a better life.
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Trump denies these positions represent a flip-flop; the businessman-turned-president is saying it's all part of a deal.
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"It sure sounds like Donald Trump is considering his biggest flip-flop yet" read the headline from the Washington Post.
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I do think I find myself splurging on shoes a lot, but then I love a little easy flip flop.
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The brand's Reflective Neoprene Sandals, which have a thick flip-flop strap, are currently retailing for $520 at Moda Operandi.
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That leaves Mr. Johnson headed toward a collision with Europe, or on the verge of a politically perilous flip-flop.
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Despite the proliferation of the flip flop, I was still skeptical about whether I should embrace the once-shunned sandal.
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A casual flip-flop — and the comfort it provides — never fit into the arbitrary wardrobe standards I set for myself.
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Barrasso's flip-flop reflects how fraudulent the Republican defenses of Trump have been as Democrats make their case against him.
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And Theodore Roosevelt was impulsive, but not on a daily basis, and did not consistently flip-flop on important issues.
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The Fed may offer more clues about its flip-flop when the minutes from that meeting become public on Wednesday.
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But at the same time, keeping an open mind, don&apost flip flop, but pursue your goal, whatever it is.
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Now, all of a sudden, he appears to be poised on the verge of the biggest flip-flop in recent memory.
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The scheduling flip-flop comes as Trump is under fire for comments he made on Twitter criticizing civil rights icon Rep.
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It has some very deep core issues, and sometimes seems to flip-flop on its own actions and have troubles communicating.
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A cousin of the flip-flop is the nuh-uh, when Trump says he didn't say something that he definitely said.
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Mike Pence was announced as Donald Trump's VP choice in true Donald Trump manner -- on Twitter, in an abrupt flip-flop.
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His decision came after Biden's comments regarding his past work with segregationists and his flip-flop on repealing the Hyde Amendment.
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But at least now he recognizes the word "chinelo" (flip-flop in Portuguese) and goes get it if I say it.
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To the press, this was a "flip-flop" because they had defined Trump's immigration as a wall and a deportation force.
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And then there is Trump's flip-flop decision to send more troops to Afghanistan, a war now entering its 17th year.
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Lawmakers won't know which side to pick and will flip-flop between what lobbyists ask and the public's fear du jour.
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Words like "Interference" and "Tripping" materialize in turquoise blue and start to giddily flip-flop around, in both English and Korean.
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Maybe the superdelegates will all suddenly flip-flop and decide to back him despite losing pledged delegates and the popular vote.
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But she came under heavy fire from her rivals, seemed to flip-flop on Medicare for all, stumbled and never recovered.
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After that flip-flop, Trump betrayed his supposed friend, China's President Xi, and went after Chinese exports to the United States.
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For one thing, the flip-flop on the release of "The Aeronauts" suggests a muddled vision for the film division's future.
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The experiment is a demonstration that it doesn't take all that much to get voters to flip-flop their political opinions.
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" Dean said that Trump has "delusions," such as his tendency to flip-flop on issues and think he won't "get caught.
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Brace yourselves: June has arrived, and that means the national treasure known as the Old Navy $1 Flip-Flop sale is here.
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So, to get a first one is big, especially the way we got it, coming back, so it's a battle, flip flop.
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POLICY BY TWEET Apart from the flip-flop on tariffs, companies are troubled by how the administration conducts and communicates trade policy.
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For our organs to function well, they need time to rest and repair, so that's why we flip flop through different states.
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But for those who aren't on board with the return of the flip flop, we've got just the summer sandal for you.
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And there's little chance artisans will run out of raw material any time soon as long as our flip flop habit remains.
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The Republicans' flip-flop this year has not been overlooked by Pelosi and the Democrats, who are accusing GOP of glaring hypocrisy.
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"Now I hope he will flip-flop on what we call the 'Charleston loophole' and join legislation to close that," she added.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - J&F Investimentos SA has agreed to sell a controlling stake in Havaianas flip-flop maker Alpargatas SA (ALPA4.
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"He'll probably flip-flop between right field and DH for a few days, a couple or three or four days," Ausmus said.
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Also my feet get really hot in shoes so I like that they're a flip flop style so my toes can breathe.
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Lightweight and waterproof, the Birkenstock Arizona Essentials blends the walking comfort of a Birkenstock sandal with the versatility of a flip flop.
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This is a change; this is a shift; this is a flip-flop; it's an evolution, whatever word you want to use.
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Schnurr's creation consists of a chocolate-covered raspberry sorbet served on an Italian flip-flop, with a brownish powder doubling as sand.
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The Jordanians were shocked by the Israel flip-flop after years of joint efforts on the project, and rejected Simhon's proposal outright.
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The trunks of some trees are covered in trinkets — a rooster's claws, a bracelet, a plastic flip-flop, all for good luck.
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And they try to avoid saying things that they might be forced to publicly and awkwardly flip-flop on down the road.
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Since I'm a cusp baby (May 21!) I usually flip-flop between signs based on my mood (a very Gemini thing to do).
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Clinton seized upon the perceived flip-flop, helping him oust Bush after a single term despite the Republican's major successes in foreign policy.
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Central bankers around the world, they found, have become far less likely to flip-flop on policy than they were 30 years ago.
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On Monday night, Rucker tweeted: Tonight is a new President Trump: Acknowledging a flip-flop and talking about gravity of office, history & substance.
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That Trump's flip-flop can't be easily explained, and that the policy he has landed on can't actually be articulated, isn't Spicer's fault.
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Most troubling for some legal observers is Dreiband's seeming flip-flop when it came to minority hiring at the retailer Abercrombie and Fitch.
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During coverage of Trump's discussion of giving nuclear weapons to Japan, the network just straight up put his flip-flop on the screen.
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If anything, given the fragility of his ego, last week's flip-flop will make him all the more desperate to prove his strength.
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These next two albums I could flip-flop really easily, because you're right, there's a lot of really good stuff on Nobody's Darlings.
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When she has to scold them, it's with a soft whack of her flip-flop, as an Egyptian mother might an errant son.
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A flip-flop, an Uno card, and a military jacket stick out from the charred wreckage left in the wake of the missile.
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He campaigned as an isolationist who routinely questioned the value of staying in Afghanistan, a flip-flop he fully acknowledged in his speech.
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He may not flip-flop as often as they do, but he's just as interested in doing what it takes to get ahead.
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In 1936, he and his assistant Nathan Rosen set out to publish a paper debunking the idea before doing the same flip-flop again.
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"But seriously I tripped over my flip-flop," Dunham captioned the shot of herself looking pretty peeved and, well, flopped on a hospital bed.
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However, it still tries to stay authentic to the brand — a pair of espadrilles has the rubber flip-flop sole with a canvas top.
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What's happening: Both the market exuberance and trepidation can be traced back to the Federal Reserve's flip-flop on whether to raise interest rates.
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The Old Navy flip-flop sale has long been a summer staple, and these suckers are still a pool-side necessity to this day.
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When the promise is not forthcoming, however, or the pain worse than we feared, we flip-flop between two states: paralysis and over-reactivity.
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Or, as we like to call the sandal with the little piece of fabric that sits over your big toe: the elevated flip flop.
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He appeared to flip-flop at the last minute and said he opposed sanctuary cities -- a decision that appeared to be out of desperation.
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The Supreme Court's flip-flop may take the edge off protests but Maduro's opponents at home and abroad will seek to maintain the pressure.
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In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday night, Corker repeatedly blanched at questions about his flip-flop on the president's tax plan.
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Sanuk is reinventing the flip flop with unique designs for men and women made of yoga mat material for maximum comfort and ultimate style.
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Trump's Fed Picks Embrace 'Reality Show' Nominee Role Flip-Flop by Fed Scrambles Outlook for World Markets The Stock Market Is Making a Comeback.
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Mr. Zinke's sudden flip-flop on Florida drilling allows Governor Scott to tout the decision as evidence of his influence with the White House.
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Though it appeared to be a flip-flop, Mr. Sonnenfeld said Boeing was doing the best it could with limited and constantly changing information.
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He now backs giving $250 million to states for election security, with his staff pushing back on characterizing the move as a flip-flop.
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She even signed books at a suburban Washington Costco, where she was greeted by a flip-flop-clad Saturday shopper, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
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"We have been able to create a lot of brand buzz and make people aware that we are not just a flip-flop," said Lee.
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A top ally's prediction that Clinton would flip-flop after the election and support the trade pact -- after escaping the political threat from Bernie Sanders.
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Though there are plenty of ways to wear flip-flops and maintain your precious class status, the flip-flop is the footwear of the people.
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SPRAWLING FLIP-FLOP The two parties' switching of sides is evident across a range of issues, including so-called sanctuary cities, the environment and healthcare.
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In both cases, the votes represented a flip-flop by the legislature and helped them maintain a partial repeal of the law they had created.
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And I may flip-flop on key Democractic platform issues, but Obama and I made viral-internet catnip friendship bracelets once, cuz I'm still hip!
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And then just as this article was published, YouTube made yet another flip-flop and apologized for all the confusion (that it caused by waffling).
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While most people in this situation would rationally respond by fleeing, this woman decided to take justice (and a flip-flop) into her own hands.
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As the crocodile approaches the woman and her tiny, defenseless dog, this woman raises her flip-flop and shakes it as the naughty little croc.
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Biden's declining support came even before this week's controversy over his flip-flop on the Hyde Amendment, which came after Selzer began fielding her poll.
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David Waldstein: What I love about Francona: He volunteered yesterday that he was going to flip-flop Andrew Miller and Cody Allen and he did.
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To his detractors, it was a classic example of the senator's tendency to flip-flop, a nakedly political vote cast to ensure his re-election.
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It was the latest flip-flop for the administration and a demoralizing turn for what seemed like a possible bipartisan deal on an emotional issue.
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The apparent flip-flop was the latest example of the overall confusion — inside and outside the government — that has surrounded Brexit talks from the start.
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Immediately after his exchange with Gillibrand, Harris questioned him on his recent flip-flop on the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funding for most abortions.
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Jay addressed concerns about his perceived flip-flop on Kaepernick in an interview with the New York Times published a day before the Super Bowl.
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When did you realize that, suddenly, this was not enough — that adding your own spin to the bill would be covered as a flip-flop?
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The unveiling of that idea, and her subsequent flip-flop on it after a public outcry, seemed to directly precipitate her drop in the polls.
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Even better, he didn't have to answer for his flip-flop on whether Iraq was a mistake, even as Trump pressed him to do so.
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Those letters and bills may be more fantasy than reality, given that Trump is known to flip-flop, and Congress has no appetite for wholesale legalization.
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The move represents Trump's latest flip-flop on his stance on LGBTQ rights; He promised on the campaign trail to protect and support the LGBTQ community.
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But Bridenstine seems undaunted by the mixed messages, nimbly trying to make it sound like President Trump's flip flop simply makes sense in the broader context.
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Watch More From VICE: Getting High Off Asian Food With Eddie Huang If you're frustrated by how nutritional guidelines seem to flip-flop, you're not alone.
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J&F Investments bought the flip-flop maker in 2015 from Camargo Correa SA, a construction conglomerate that was also caught up in Operation Car Wash.
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His smile at Khrushchev (Steve Buscemi) after this brazen flip-flop says it all: It's easy to succeed in politics when you have no morals whatsoever.
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The Ashiato Animal Flip Flop Footprint, a beach toy for children, lets kids (and adults with kid-sized feet) leave little animal footprints in the sand.
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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom may be living that flip-flop life during their Hawaiian getaway, but their real paradise is simply by each other's side.
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To do so, look for silhouettes that are more subdued — think a simple criss-cross strap or clean flip-flop (yes, flip-flops can be chic!).
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To flip-flop on policy matters is to prata, after the South Indian pancake made by flipping dough on a hot plate, another favorite Singaporean dish.
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The Republicans' fiscal flip-flop has not been overlooked by Democrats, who contend the GOP has lost its moral authority to protest deficit spending moving forward.
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But better late than never, and Snap's willingness to flip-flop on so many of its design and strategy choices is the courageous move it needed.
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Mr. Obama was still on record opposing it, but aides had created a careful plan to flip-flop without, they hoped, it looking like flip-flopping.
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They have been forced into this flip-flop because Americans say they like today's economy and because Democrats' leftwing base increasingly repudiates the country's economic principles.
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That Trump used to promise that he would raise taxes on the rich only to flip-flop later is striking, but ultimately not evidence of corruption.
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Morning Joe put together a montage documenting Mitch McConnell's shameless flip-flop about the appropriateness of filling a SCOTUS seat in a presidential election year pic.twitter.
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They got him to flip-flop on immigration, and never stepped in to stop him when he went on weird digressions about the size of his penis.
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Breitbart News called it a flip-flop, and other pro-Trump media figures bemoaned the president's departure from the nationalist message he promoted during his presidential campaign.
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Even the halo — the flip-flop-looking safety device that now sits over the cockpit of the car — mostly disappeared in my vision once I was seated.
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Shortly after Flex Watches employed Lemonis' advice and designed a silent salesman display for their watches, the company brokered a deal with global retailer Flip Flop Shops.
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"We actually accept all kinds of shoes, but we realize that a flip-flop is not as valuable as the beer glass." says owner Alex De Vriendt.
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Taking a "flip-flop" approach to the trail, Sanders traveled from Georgia to West Virginia, before going north to Maine and back again to the Mountain State.
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The policy flip-flop came amid protests, looting and widespread shortages of cash following his surprise decision to pull the 100-bolivar note from circulation this week.
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Only in America can a white guy like Boehner, who helped prop up the drug war for years, flip-flop overnight into a for-profit pot lobbyist.
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This special foam is also ace for side sleepers or sleepers who flip-flop positions frequently, as it conforms around spots prone to pain and avoids sinkage.
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He executed a similar flip-flop this winter, when Congress's refusal to give him billions in border wall funding led him to provoke a partial government shutdown.
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It is about respecting your Abuela because she is more powerful than the President of the United States, especially when she throws that flying chancla (flip-flop).
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Mental Floss uncovered a number of trademarked scents in 2015, including the "flowery musk scent" in Verizon stores, strawberry toothbrushes, and the coconut smell in Flip Flop Shops.
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Such a flip-flop can signal a recession on the horizon — and when it happened last week, the Dow and S&P 500 tanked 3% on Aug. 14.
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Flip Flop is also a game that feels great on a touchscreen, even though it also technically works as a physical game with a real deck of cards.
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And who could forget Bernie Sanders bringing a gigantic poster of a Trump tweet to the Senate floor in order to demonstrate the president's flip-flop on Medicaid?
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In a total flip-flop, the NIH has issued new guidelines recommending that babies be fed peanuts early in their lives to prevent the onset of dangerous allergies.
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Posted by Palmer Freeman Luckey on Saturday, March 26, 2016 Then, a Hawaiian shirt and flip flop clad Luckey rolls into an offive in Alaska where Martin works.
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I know that 67.384% of that is BS. Our job is not to flip-flop according to their models but to deploy capital over economic and technology cycles.
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He has a long way to go before he consumes every corner of the web like a flip-flop-wearing Galactus, but he's making a lot of progress.
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Obama's flip-flop on standardized tests, explained The real reason SAT scores are falling What do most parents mean when they refer to their children as bad testers?
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"A lot of young people are turned off by politicians because they don't exactly tell the truth all the time and flip flop around the issues," Gray said.
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Despite this flip-flop in trends, Ben-Shabat emphasized that investors shouldn't jump to conclusions about the coinciding strength in affordable luxury and weakness at the high end.
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You may have been looking for a full eggplant, but this difficult brainteaser was actually disguising a slice of grilled eggplant as the bottom of the flip-flop.
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Corker reversed course and voted for Trump's tax cut bill and the two commiserated over the alleged "fake news" surrounding the Tennessee senator's motivation for his flip flop.
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Consider the comfortable and grippy Havaianas Top Flip Flop, especially for walking on wet surfaces, and the quick-drying PackTowl Personal, which compresses into a tiny carrying case.
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The American Bar Association and four individual borrowers, some of whom experienced the same FedLoan flip-flop as Mr. Francum, sued the Department of Education in late 2016.
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At a critical moment, he actually led the stampede, as the first Obama administration official to openly embrace marriage equality during the great Obama flip-flop of 2012.
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When it arrives it is nearly invisible under a single chile-dusted corn chip the color of a wet bluestone sidewalk, and the size of a flip-flop.
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The anti-independence camp has aimed its jokes at Puigdemont and what they see as his reluctance to be decisive and his flip-flop statements on the independence question.
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MACCALLUM: So, what did you make of -- let&aposs start first with the sort of the flip-flop that we demonstrated there with what we said to the Sun.
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Indeed, that's how the parties had aligned themselves at one point so a Trump-induced flip-flop would arguably have just reset things after the Reagan-to-Obama era.
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But he obscured those donations by having them sent through four LLCs rather than under his name, in an apparent attempt to avoid bad press for his flip-flop.
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The bottom line: Trump's Iran bombing flip-flop last week suggests that he and his team still lack a coherent vision for determining and executing their national security goals.
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The flip-flop (or "thongs," if you're Aussie) may be one of the world's most derided sandals, but in the hands of the right woman, it's a deadly weapon.
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The family relates all their mishaps in the country: the tomato-eating crickets, the funeral under the plum tree, the sheepdog, the fox that carried off the flip-flop.
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"In the current state of confusion and flip-flop in Washington, Kono's deep and broad network of personal connection will be a huge asset," he said in an email.
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If he put on four baseball caps at once, or put a flip-flop on one foot and a sneaker on the other, she would just go with it.
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In this case, a red satin, platform pump is synonymous with "la chancla"—which translates to "the flip-flop"—a seemingly harmless but simultaneously triggering Latinx symbol of punishment.
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"Beyoncé is to my friends as Jimmy Buffett is to me," Brooke Benson, a just-graduated college student, tells me in the shadow of a ten-foot-flip flop.
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That's less an artful flip-flop than an extravagant fiction, and it's of a piece with Republicans' sudden complacency about deficits now that they're ballooning under the party's governance.
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Strict but doting Abuelita, who can dole out a lashing with a flip-flop one minute and then feed you tamales the next, was not unlike my own mother.
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And don't forget, Trump's flip-flop on his promise to push for stronger background checks for gun purchases and to stop the sale of guns to people under 21.
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"No one wants to hear you coming a mile away with the flip-flip-flip sound of an unsecured foot in a slide or flip-flop," she told us.
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But the flip-flop-loving residents of the fair subtropical city got one hell of shock on Tuesday, when temperatures hit a frosty low of 113 degrees Celsius (66.2 Fahrenheit).
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The real reason people are seeing a total flip-flop and an embrace of legalization in Trump's words is that a lot of people assume it's inevitably going to happen.
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But just two days later, Trump appeared to flip-flop again on the issue, saying in an interview Friday that he would not change the country's laws to outlaw abortion.
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There are virtually unlimited flip flop options available online, but thousands of Nordstrom customers say the Tory Burch Miller Flip Flops are the only ones you need in your closet.
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" "For you to sit here and say now that he adopts all the positions of everybody he ridiculed as not even being a flip-flop and it's no big deal?
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That spurred CSRC to suspend the circuit-breaker system after it was in effect for just four sessions in a quick regulatory flip-flop that was met with sharp criticism.
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A flip-flop attack is only slightly different: Candidate Y said one thing, then said another thing, so you shouldn't trust him because you can't know what he really believes.
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To avoid this confusion (and a lot of conflicts of interest), consider working together with someone who is a fiduciary 100% of the time and won't flip-flop on you.
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The snazzy Hamptons, with their beautiful ocean beaches, are only two short ferry rides south, but the laid-back, flip-flop vibe you'll find in Greenport is a world away.
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Warren defended that flip-flop by pointing out all of the other candidates in the race now had Super PAC backing, and that her shift was ending a unilateral disarmament.
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I bought them years ago at the ABC store in Hawaii for about $2, and I became a huge fan; they're insanely light and the most comfortable flip-flop ever.
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Based on President Trump's statements about climate change and carbon taxes during his campaign, it would certainly seem that getting him to flip flop on this idea is a long shot.
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Instead, he's holding the fate of tens of thousands of Mainers hostage, threatening to deny all of them any benefits unless the feds flip-flop and give in to his idea.
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The flip-flop appeared to reflect Mr. Netanyahu's fear of losing support from those partners or from his right-wing constituency, who call the asylum seekers infiltrators and want them gone.
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In his rush to escape the flood, Bob, 76, said he grabbed two left shoes, forcing him to later scavenge a discarded flip-flop off the street for his right foot.
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In Flip Flop, that line of thinking doesn't get you very far — in order to unravel each pile successfully, you'll inevitably make a mess, which you'll eventually have to unravel again.
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The same goes for when you get stuck: restarting a game in Flip Flop involves nothing more than tapping a button, as opposed to cleaning up a big mess of cards.
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This year the runway saw everything from flip-flop heels (thank you, Rihanna), to penis necklaces, to skirts that doubled as mats for your car, and that's just scratching the surface.
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Most recently, that process has included a raw and emotional hearing on sexual assault this past Thursday as well as a last-minute flip-flop by Republican Jeff Flake on Friday.
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But according to Joan Biskupic, the author of "The Chief: The Life and Turbulent Times of Chief Justice John Roberts," that's not the only flip-flop that happened at the time.
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One innovative protester hung a flip-flop on a string, taped it to the wall, encouraging people to fling it at a picture of Lam, according to an image on Facebook.
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This week the Senate Majority PAC, which supports Democrats, bought television time for an ad that "hits Toomey's T.P.P. flip-flop," as Senate Democrats' campaign committee described it in an email.
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They say that depression is anger turned inward, but a certain amount of Democratic Washington's rage at the GOP's debt flip-flop seems to me to be the exact opposite dynamic.
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The flip-flop was the result of a bad translation: painters had placed the rendering on the ground, resulting in a reversed final image (east was west, and west was east).
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The whole refugee crisis with the way it was handled and then they are the subsequent flip flop the left a bit of a mark and humbled her a little bit.
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On CNN Monday, he defended to Anderson Cooper his flip-flop since he argued, during the Bill Clinton impeachment case, that an actual crime is not required to impeach a president.
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Bannon has already done so with some Breitbart articles: Trump's 'America First' Base Unhappy With Flip-Flop Afghanistan Speech and His McMaster's Voice: Is Trump's Afghanistan Policy That Different From Obama's?
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Despite the fact they flip-flop more than a Washington politician, the former 'Basketball Wives' star says she's reconciled with the father of her fetus ... and they're finally in a good place.
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With prices this low, instead of grabbing your go-to lace-up sneaker or flip-flop, take a walk on the trendier side with one of summer 2018's most popular styles.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden lost one of his top fundraisers after controversial comments regarding his work with past segregationists and his flip-flop on repealing the Hyde Amendment, CNBC has learned.
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The moment Griffin learned the heartbreaking news from the factory manager, he says he looked down to his left and saw a combat boot sole with a flip flop thong through it.
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There's a reason the flip-flop has persisted since (an estimated) 4000 BC: it is functional, it has form, it is available for $2.99 at Marshalls if you use an illegal coupon.
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As proud and loud as she was over hailing a taxi, she was radio silent when it came to Donald Trump's flip-flop over his "condemnation" of white supremacists and neo-Nazis.
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In America Mrs Clinton's flip-flop on free trade is a tactical concession to her party's protectionist wing: among the free-trade deals she now decries is one that she helped negotiate.
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"I think that Mr. Dreiband has a great deal to answer for," Gregory Angelo, president of the Log Cabin Republicans, a conservative group that advocates for LGBT rights, told CNN. Flip-flop?
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You go the beach and upon stepping onto the sand, your flip flops start to sink into it and, before long, slip right off and get buried in the flip flop graveyard.
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" This apparent flip-flop is a serious breach of trust, according to Tyler, who says he can only conclude that "every utterance on the campaign trail was utterly meaningless from Donald Trump.
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Elmer Padilla, who is known for his collection of superheroes and pop culture characters made from flip-flop footwear, said he made the figurine of Trump to welcome him to the country.
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The president endorsed him after his flip-flop, gave him undue credit for coordinating disaster response to a recent hurricane that hit the state, and praised him from the stage in Fayetteville.
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" When Trump announced the surge in Afghanistan, The Washington Post's Philip Rucker tweeted, "Tonight is a new President Trump: acknowledging a flip-flop and talking about gravity of office, history and substance.
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Trump, of course, rejected this flip-flop, pointing out that Clinton had called it a "gold standard" trade agreement while working on an earlier version of the agreement as secretary of state.
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The flip-flop qubit's ones and zeroes become stored when an electric field causes the electron and nucleus' spins to snap into opposite states, one up and the other down, or vice versa.
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There was his flip-flop-flip on the Hyde Amendment, a restriction against federal funding of abortion that is still popular among a majority of Americans but suddenly a new progressive litmus test.
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But by taking things one step at a time, Flip Flop really ease you into the concept, and when I eventually worked my way up to four suits I felt very comfortable playing.
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Ryan offers a thin rationale for his flip flop: The executive action President Obama is taking would not have prevented any of the recent mass shootings that have terrorized our nation, he asserts.
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Kraig Moss, a man who followed Trump's campaign around the country, is now standing against the President, angered by what he calls a flip-flop on his promise to combat the opioid epidemic.
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It does sort of seem like she did flip-flop, but in this Tumblr essay, she also made some very good points about how misogynist the attacks on her seemed this time around.
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The flip-flop as we know it today is also closely linked to Havaianas, a Brazilian company, that broke onto the scene in the 1960s with a sandal based on the Japanese zōri.
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McConnell's flip flop makes him a double loser by first backing Moore'sill-fated opponent Senator Luther Strange in the primary and then failing to remain publicly opposed to Moore in the general election.
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If they asserted that he had changed his mind and now agreed that climate change is real, then they would have to explain a flip-flop while risking criticism from his own base.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Filipino artist who won fame for his flip-flop sandal carving of a superhero this year has turned his talents to creating an action figure of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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This isn't the first flip-flop Wozniak has made on AI. For a long time, Wozniak was was unimpressed by early examples of AI and didn't feel afraid of what was to come.
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In a long exchange with a caller on the merits of Trump's recent flip-flop on immigration, Limbaugh admitted to never taking Trump seriously on his promise to deport 11 million illegal immigrants.
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Instead, flailing about for a justification to stay in the race, they've recently decided to flip-flop on their old criticisms of superdelegates and argue that Sanders's path forward will rely on them.
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Regardless of this possible policy flip-flop, Trump's fundamental tone on immigration has not changed, because ultimately his argument — that immigrants disrupt the American identity — is not based in policy, it's based in sentiment.
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The administration was unprepared to answer even basic questions the court posed and, within a matter of days, would flip-flop on the crucial question of whether the directive applied to green card holders.
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Creators have worked hard to avoid Latino stereotypes, nail the sporadic use of Spanish words in the show and add scenes featuring "la chancla," a flip flop used by Hispanic women to discipline children.
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"It would be a cruel irony indeed if we were to allow the government's own flip-flop on that characterization to deprive us of the ability to review the disputed governmental action," McKee wrote.
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In the center of town, wearing just one flip-flop, Mr. Cenel, the magistrate, smiled ruefully at the town's misfortune and his own, estimating that hundreds have died between the hurricane and the disease.
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The company said that it was able to help the Flip Flop Wanderers and Comerford regain access to their accounts; both told Motherboard they relied on the help of Palaez who used Instagram's processes.
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Sanders apparently saw the irony in that and decided to take it to the Senate floor, illustrating the healthcare flip-flop by printing out Trump's former campaign promise onto a big-ass poster board.
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As a result of the flip-flop at the top of the division, the Diamondbacks, who lost to the Chicago Cubs, went from trailing Colorado by 20.8 games to trailing Los Angeles by five.
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Back at No. 20 in the world rankings in a seemingly perpetual flip-flop with Justin Rose, Koepka, 28, never got on track in Hawaii in his first start back from the holiday break.
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I hope solvers like this wordplay theme — my recollection is that I came up with it while watching the Olympics last summer and wondering if any of the divers might experience a flip-flop.
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Manager Pete Mackanin said he has no intentions at present to have Neris flip-flop roles in the closing weeks of the season with Jeanmar Gomez, who has converted 34 of 38 save opportunities.
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The flip-flop shows how Google-owned YouTube struggles to define and enforce clear standards for content on its platform, as it faces pressure from lawmakers and the public to remove hateful content and misinformation.
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Writing endless columns on this or that flip-flop based on Trump's conflicting rhetoric is wasting the time of the readers and viewers who have decided that's not what matters with this particular President-elect.
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What that flip-flop makes clear is that Pelosi is still firmly in charge of her caucus and its approach to the allegations of obstruction against Trump -- and the broader investigations into the President's administration.
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This was the Bill Clinton record on HIV/AIDS as president: years of standing behind drug companies and offering little US aid in the face of the crisis, followed by a late-breaking flip-flop.
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When asked "What's the weather in Malibu today?" the holographic Barbie walked over to a window that suddenly appeared, looked out, gave us a weather report and added that it was perfect flip-flop weather.
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Earlier that summer, activists unhappy with Obama's flip-flop on warrantless surveillance had used MyBO to build a group of more than 20,000 vocal supporters, earning national press and compelling a response from the candidate.
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Breitbart ran a story on Tuesday saying that "Trump's 'America First' base" is unhappy with the president's "flip-flop Afghanistan speech," along with a host of stories highlighting GOP establishment support for Trump's new strategy.
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I just want to just give you one other rhetorical framing that I think is important for understanding what a flip-flop this is from Republicans, which is... I've compared this to the fairness doctrine.
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I already know that I'm going to flip-flop between at least four different outfits, and I'll need to try each on a minimum of two times, so I'm budgeting time for that as well.
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With the drama essentially taken out of the N.F.C., all of the playoff movement Sunday occurred in the A.F.C. where there was a flip-flop at the top of the standings in the A.F.C. West.
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The Clinton campaign doesn't want to inadvertently play into his hands, by mounting a "flip-flop" attack that could leave voters thinking he is not as much of a zealot as he is sometimes portrayed.
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The best men's sandals: Hari Mari's Dunes ($49.95) Hari Mari's Dunes are a lightweight, thin flip flop so they're easy to slip into your beach bag when it comes time to tread through soft sand.
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Rihanna's Fenty Puma shoes for spring include flip-flop with enormous ankle bands, while Kanye West recently debuted his utterly featureless bright blue slides on Twitter, to the delight of everyone else on the website.
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"Whether Amazon was coming or not, over the years we're going to see change," said Jonna Stark, a Long Island City–based real estate broker with Halstead who expressed disappointment at the company's flip-flop.
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The environmentally conscious actor has teamed up with sustainable footwear company Allbirds, news that comes hot on the heels of the brand's latest launch: a sustainable, eco-friendly sole unveiled on the label's debut flip-flop.
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"In the current state of confusion and flip-flop in Washington, Kono's deep and broad network of personal connections will be a huge asset," Jesper Koll, head of equity fund WisdomTree Japan, said in an email.
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The look of the device, fixed at three points with its central upright in front of the driver and an overhead loop, has been criticized and compared to the thong on a flip-flop beach sandal.
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On Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said that she was not aware of the latest developments during the talks, but that it was clear it was the United States that continued to "flip flop".
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I also like that it's pretty thick, which keeps my feet a little further away from the ground so I won't stub my toes and or get as dirty as I would with a flip flop.
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The fourth and last regional forum with all the candidates will occur Saturday in Baltimore, and it seems that relitigating the primary will not be on the agenda even in the face of Perez's flip-flop.
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But plenty of politicians contradict themselves or flip-flop on a supposed principle; they are then expected to explain the contradiction, or say what they got wrong in the past or why they changed their mind.
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The new material will first appear on Allbirds' latest launch, a flip-flop, available now for $35, and it will not only be rolled out across the brand, but also made available to outside companies for use.
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His new game Flip Flop Solitaire is based on Spider Solitaire, a variant that involves placing cards in 10 stacks, with the goal of converting them into four neat piles, with each card placed in sequential order.
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Some, clearly under pressure from their left-wing bases, have backed off those votes, using weasel words to explain why they are now planning to flip flop and cast votes against his confirmation as secretary of State.
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But the site wasted no time Monday lashing out at Trump's Afghanistan strategy, calling it a "flip flop" and equating his plan to that of former President Obama, a pariah in the eyes of conservative Breitbart readers.
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Biden's flip-flop on the Hyde Amendment, and his thrown together plan on climate change, don't always read like principled pragmatism -- they read like a guy sticking his finger in the wind and going along for the ride.
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The polarizing discussion on flip-flops is one that may never die, especially when events like Old Navy's infamous $1 flip-flop sale still wreak havoc on Twitter and expose an army of die-hard rubber-sandal devotees.
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On Tuesday, the central bank backtracked from last week's decision to convert half of all export earnings into euros and rand, a flip-flop that will hardly re-assure a nation that has little faith in the authorities.
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Trump's belief that the debt ceiling should not be used as a tool in negotiations is a clear flip-flop from his statements made during Obama's presidency, when he often advocated for that very thing many different times.
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The repeal-only option doesn't have the support of 50 Republicans (and probably significantly less than that), yet many of them voted for repeal-only last Congress, so it's essentially leadership deliberately setting up a flip-flop vote.
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A cocktail of higher taxes under a new goods and services tax regime, flip-flop over electric-vehicle policy, and a boom of ride-sharing firms such as Uber and Ola have all plagued global automakers in India.
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To avoid the seeming flip-flop from "all women should use hormone replacement" to "hormone replacement therapy may pose risks," we need experimental studies that randomize research subjects to one exposure or another and follow them for outcomes.
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Somewhere in between digging an escape tunnel with a flip-flop and watching a guard dog rip a chunk of flesh from your cellmate's thigh, a man can work up a powerful thirst in the quest for freedom.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York over his decades-old vote on a child care tax credit and from Harris on his flip-flop on the Hyde Amendment, which bars federal dollars from paying for abortions in most instances.
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Desmond pegs his start in the world of drag to 33, when videos of him vogueing at the New York Pride parade went viral; at one point, a high kick sent a flip-flop soaring over the crowd.
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And what do we make of his flip-flop a few months later, on a trip to Washington in November, when he stated that he remained "committed to a vision of peace of two states for two people"?
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Earlier at Blumarine, designer Anna Molinari offered all-fur belted coats and jacket and skirt suits, fur-lined sheer dresses as well as fur-heeled shoes and flip flop sandals with fur interiors in her "Moonlit Nocturne" collection.
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DIG IN OR FLIP-FLOP As finance minister in the outgoing government until May, Babis played tough with the EU to win an exception to value-added tax collection that he said would prevent tax fraud in fuel trade.
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Clinton also is seen as more apt to change her positions for political reasons -- 51% say she's more apt to flip-flop, 42% say Trump is, and another 6% say both of them are equally likely to do that.
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It simply expresses how Ms. Clinton seemingly has gotten away with every scandal and political flip-flop in her public life -- from classified e-mail and Benghazi to her changing positions on health care, TPP, NAFTA, gay marriage, etc.
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FLIP FLOP: The Hill's Tim Devaney reports: Bernie Sanders has reversed his position and will now co-sponsor a bill that would allow the victims of gun violence to sue firearms manufacturers and dealers who sell guns to criminals.
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Never mind that Norwegians are not clamoring to leave what is rated as the happiest nation on earth, and setting aside renewed questions about Mr. Trump's fitness, the flip-flop left the issue of immigration more confused than before.
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In his mind, the chance of Trump nominating a third conservative justice in a single four-year term is well worth the vitriol he will get from Democratic activists and the negative media coverage his clear flip-flop will cause.
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If Democrats win a narrow majority in November, Pelosi will need some newly elected members who ran as Pelosi skeptics to flip-flop, even as resentment of the long-entrenched leadership cadre has grown among established members of the Democratic caucus.
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After Donald Trump's flip-flop on the one-China policy during his phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping early this month, the next big question for diplomatic pundits is when and where the two leaders will meet in person.
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The lead story Monday night on Breitbart, the right-wing website Bannon took over for the second time after being fired by Trump late last week, said Trump's speech was a "flip-flop" because it seemed to involve sending more troops.
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Mook: No evidence of Clinton pay-to-play Kaine argued that Clinton -- who called the Trans-Pacific Partnership a "gold standard" trade deal as secretary of state in 2012 -- didn't flip-flop by announcing her opposition once the deal was done.
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In his news conference, held in a high school weight room before a rally in Marshalltown, Mr. Trump left open the possibility that he might still attend, and allowed that it could fairly be called a flip-flop by critics.
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A few straps and a comfortable sole is all you really need to get the most out of the poolside footwear, but that hasn't stopped the high-end flip flop artisans at Hari Mari from teching up the time-tested classic.
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For more on Snapchat and its competitors, check out our other coverage: Snapchat slips in Q1 to its slowest user growth rate ever, shares fall 15% 'Facebook Avatars' is its new clone of Snapchat's Bitmoji Snapchat's epic strategy flip-flop
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For the record, the big flip-flop in the hotel lobby that watches over us all may or may not be a Jeff Koons, but it's attributed to an anonymous artist so that guests can assume for themselves that it is.
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J&F Investimentos SA has agreed to sell a controlling stake in Havaianas flip-flop maker Alpargatas SA to the investment firms of Brazil's most prominent banking families for 3.5 billion reais ($103 billion), according to securities filings on Wednesday.
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" Another rhetorical flip flop the president has shown is in his address of the virus itself, first calling it the coronavirus while lauding Chinese President Xi Jinping as "strong, sharp and powerfully focused on leading the counterattack on the coronavirus.
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They fear a possible flip-flop by Mahathir and are garnering support from sections in the coalition to push the prime minister to announce that he will stand aside in May next year, three people familiar with the matter said.
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Simon RaskinSpring Valley, N.Y. To the Editor: "Trump Remark About Taliban Stirs Confusion" is determined to paint a potentially constructive gesture on the part of the president as a flip-flop that has sent the diplomatic corps into a tailspin.
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If you go to Google and search for "flip flops," you'll see a page that looks something like this: That strip of boxes at the top, each showing a particular flip flop model available for sale, comes from Google's shopping service.
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By naming fast-food CEO Andy Puzder as his nominee for secretary of labor, Trump is guaranteeing that at least one of the people speaking to him will be an advocate for Trump to flip-flop on his signature issue of immigration.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's most prominent banking clans could pay between 103 billion reais and 210 billion reais ($21 billion and $23.2854 billion) for a majority stake in Havaianas flip flop maker Alpargatas SA, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
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From Thursday to Saturday, the plastic footwear company Melissa Shoes will have a sample sale with discounts of up to 218 percent on its popular designer collaborations, like a Jason Wu jelly flip-flop with a minimal bow detail ($269, originally $90).
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This isn't as significant as, say, supporting the ballot initiative—the company stopped short of a total flip-flop—but it's a major course change in the midst of higher scrutiny for a company that profits from so much of our private information.
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The harrowing images of children in detention centers and President Trump's flip-flop on his administration's "zero tolerance" family separation policy dominated last week's news cycle, but the lineup of Sunday's five major morning news programs had just one Hispanic headliner, Rep.
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Saagar Enjeti slams Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE' Medicare for All flip flop.
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Wear This The flip-flop is one of fashion's most embattled accessories: Some argue that thong sandals belong only on the beach (or poolside), but a handful of designers are offering high-end versions that can be paired with any kind of outfit.
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Two potential problems for her: Her call for ending private health insurance could be a real liability in the general election (will she flip-flop again?) and older voters may react differently to her exchange with Biden than did the throngs on Twitter.
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The biggest flip flop of the 2016 election belonged not to a politician, but the stock market, when after Election Day it changed its opinion of President Trump from a thin-skinned inciter of global crises to a tax-and-regulation cutting champion of business.
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"Instagram did nothing except for [the] automated procedure which did not help," Manon van Os and Bram School, the Instagram duo known as The Flip Flop Wanderers with around 57,000 followers and who were hacked on Christmas Eve, wrote in an email to Motherboard.
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Maybe I didn't know my sister (or the world), as well as I thought, but I knew the feel of chalk on my hands, the fear of the vault as I raced toward it, the simplicity and beauty of a round-off flip-flop.
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He stuck with this position for basically a week, until, come Tuesday, he executed a tidy flip-flop, sending word via his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, that he would, in fact, accept a stopgap bill that did not include money for a border wall.
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Kevin Werbach, an associate professor of legal studies and business ethics at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, said it's unrealistic to expect that a company still aiming to make a profit would do a complete flip-flop and become totally deferential to regulators.
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The flip-flop came after months of the two battling for the primary field's progressive mantle and after Sanders and Warren feuded this month over a 2018 meeting in which Warren asserted Sanders disagreed with her belief that a woman could win the presidency.
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It's a bit of a flip-flop for Jenner, a lifelong Republican, who previously voiced support for conservative Ted Cruz and suggested Donald Trump "would be very good for women's issues" during an I Am Cait clip – much to the shock of her fellow transgender advocates.
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The FA seem to flip-flop between thinking that we need to reduce the lower-leagues to a playground for top-flight academy sides, and that we need to have a cap on them talented foreigners, coming over here and blocking the progress of our homegrown boys.
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During the campaign, Trump called the military alliance "obsolete," only to flip-flop and insist he is a "big fan," but that allies would have to pay or lose US protection, appearing to turn the 70-year cornerstone of transatlantic security into a mere business deal.
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To pull off such a broad flip-flop of strategy, Spiegel will have to learn to trust the data alongside his instincts, test products widely to avoid a disastrous misstep with the redesign and communicate with the world to boost confidence while Snap's share price sags.
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Writing for a three-judge panel, Circuit Judge Theodore McKee also faulted the government's "flip-flop" over whether the students, including many from China and India, who thought they had "enrolled" at the fictitious University of Northern New Jersey were innocent victims, or participants in the fraud.
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A third, Heller, is the Senate's most vulnerable incumbent and on Friday slammed the bill in such harsh terms that it will be very tough for him to change his mind without a major rewrite of the legislation, lest he be accused of a flip-flop.
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He noted how much money the super-PAC supporting her, Priorities USA, is taking from hedge funds and spoke again about her flip-flop on trade, only just coming out recently in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership she had previously glowingly touted as secretary of State.
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Indeed, the speech comes in the wake of flip-flop statements about whether the President will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord; 195 nations, including the United States, have signed on to the pact, which is widely seen as critical to reversing damage from global warming.
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Saagar Enjeti explains why Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenEXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Saagar Enjeti: Why Warren's 'Medicare For All' rollout has contributed to polling drop Moderators named for December Democratic primary debate MORE's Medicare For All flip flop contributed to her polling drop.
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Over the course of the season, viewers' sympathies will flip-flop between Frances and Robert, as more of their past and present behavior is revealed, but at the beginning of the series Frances is a deeply unaspirational rebuke to anyone looking for a reprise of Carrie Bradshaw.
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While candidate Trump ran (and railed) against Wall Street, President-elect Trump has done a historic flip-flop — filling senior positions with Wall Street financiers and lawyers, including his nomination for Treasury secretary, chairman of his National Economic Council, and chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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But her lackluster campaign, a flip-flop on social policy and failure to participate in a political debate, combined with a better-than-expected performance by Mr. Corbyn (of whom awfully little was expected, to be sure) have steadily trimmed her party's margin in the polls.
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Just one day after his March meeting that included executive editor Dean Baquet and other senior staff, major contents of the meeting were leaked to Buzzfeed, including portions around an alleged immigration flip-flop that Buzzfeed declared "could deal a serious blow" to the billionaire's campaign.
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Compounding the awkwardness of this flip-flop-flip were the post-mortem stories in which Biden's staff at first appeared to take credit for his change of mind and then said he made the decision himself in the car en route to the dinner at which he announced it.
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McKenna: Tibi Delancey Twill Flap Blazer, $795, available at Tibi; Tibi Serge Suiting Shorts, $375, available at Tibi; Onia Kelly One Piece Swimsuit, $195, available at Onia; Michael Kors Dakota Flip Flop, $297, available at Michael Kors; Mulberry earring; Sunday Somewhere Piper Sunglasses, $783, available at Sunday Somewhere.
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MUNCHIES reached out to a number of food policy experts to find out what they made of this turn of events—and what the USDA's flip flop means about the access the American public and the scientific community worldwide will have to federal governmental research regarding food and agriculture.
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"Oil price volatility will continue as long as the markets flip-flop from 'risk on' to 'risk off' and while there is uncertainty about how fast the global economic cycle is slowing, but for now a bounce from recent weakness can persist," noted Kit Juckes at Societe Generale.
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But Trump appeared to flip-flop his position on the matter multiple times in a matter of 24 hours -- in the same press conference that he slammed the payments as lining the pockets of insurance companies, he also lauded the Alexander-Murray deal as a short-term solution.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - J&F Investimentos SA has ended talks to sell a controlling stake in Havaianas flip flop maker Alpargatas SA to the investment firms of Brazil's most prominent banking clans because of differences over price, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said on Sunday.
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The "flip flop stance" taken by the Trump administration may give the U.S. an advantage in trade negotiations in the near term, but will force China to adopt a tougher approach in the medium term, said Tommy Xie, head of greater China research at OCBC Bank, in a note.
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But President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is known to flip flop on positions he has taken, even regarding Syria.
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According to AOL, which was once just good for instant messaging, the flip-flop entered the U.S. following World War II, when American soldiers returned with zōri, a traditional Japanese thong sandal made of a straw, and later, rubber footbed with a thong that holds it on the foot.
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"I don't see how any Republican senator who voted just 18 months ago for this very piece of legislation could now flip-flop 18 months on with ObamaCare still inflicting so much harm on Americans, and the fact that we campaigned on this for four straight elections," Sen.
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"I don't see how any Republican senator who voted just 220006 months ago for this very piece of legislation could now flip-flop 2202 months on with ObamaCare still inflicting so much harm on Americans, and the fact that we campaigned on this for four straight elections," Sen.
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But in a classic flip-flop of figure and ground, that orange, as you look at it, becomes a beautiful, asymmetrically notched shape, and what you thought was negative space snaps forward to the surface and becomes a presence — a deconstructed cardboard carton, split open at the glued seam.
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At a rally for Strange in Alabama on Friday, Trump seemed to flip-flop, telling a roomful of voters that he "might have made a mistake" in supporting Strange—and vowing that if Moore happens to win, "I'm going to be here campaigning like hell for him," according to the Post.
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I was happy to see a couple clues that made it through editing: "Switch positions" for FLIP-FLOP is probably my favorite in the grid, and as the dad of the coolest one-year-old on the planet, "Like many a new parent" is right on the money for SLEEPY.
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"I know she has changed (her Medicare for All plan) recently, which some people say there's a flip-flop, but if she has re-evaluated things, that's good because people need to reevaluate all the time," Murphy said, expressing some doubt over Warren's ability to push her plans through Congress.
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WASHINGTON — From his treatment of Anita Hill in the 1990s to his unwelcome hugs of women, from his recent flip-flop on abortion funding to his latest remarks about segregationists, Joseph R. Biden Jr. has spent the early months of his third presidential bid doing a lot of explaining, justifying and pushing back.
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Other additions include a feather, potted plant, rock, wood, hut, pickup truck, roller skate, magic wand, piñata, nesting dolls, sewing needle, knot, flip flop, military helmet, accordion, long drum, coin, boomerang, carpentry saw, screwdriver, hook, ladder, elevator, mirror, window, plunger, mousetrap, bucket, toothbrush, headstone, placard, transgender symbol, transgender flag, anatomical heart and lungs.
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For the administration to flip-flop on a relatively straightforward merger question would greatly undercut the notion that the Time Warner suit is simply about inaugurating a new era of more vigorous enforcement, and greatly bolster the idea that Trump's personal affection (or lack thereof) for merging companies is what's driving Trump-era antitrust enforcement.
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It's not such a big deal in the summer, when shopping for flip-flops results in every single website you look at thrusting fresh flip-flop ads in your face During the holidays, though, you're busy trying to keep presents secrets and equally busy not leaving the couch while doing all your holiday shopping online.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Push for national popular vote movement gets boost from conservatives MORE's flip-flop on Super PAC's.
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For Biden, the most experienced debater in the field, Thursday is an opportunity to steady the ship after a series of rocky moments that included a flip-flop on his abortion position and the controversy over his remarks about working with segregationist senators decades ago in the interest of civility and getting things done.
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Obama's flip-flop is in part thanks to the activism of Lin-Manuel Miranda and the popularity of his smash hit Broadway musical Hamilton, which brings to life one of the most fascinating and significant characters in American history while also offering a compelling love story and a deep meditation on the nature of historical memory.
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Obama's flip-flop is in part thanks to the activism of Lin-Manuel Miranda and the popularity of his smash hit Broadway musical Hamilton which brings to life one of the most fascinating and significant characters in American history while also offering a compelling love story and a deep meditation on the nature of historical memory.
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Read more:Emilia Clarke looked ready for the holidays in a ruffled dress with a daring cutoutJessica Alba walked the red carpet in a couture gown that was hand-embellished with pearls and ostrich feathers10 YouTubers who showed off their style at the 2019 People's Choice AwardsRosie Huntington-Whiteley is the latest celebrity to wear the heeled flip-flop trend
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Maggie Hassan, a new poll released Thursday shows, despite an awkward debate flip-flop over whether she considers Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE a role model.
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" Then on Monday, the pro-John Kasich super PAC New Day for America hit Christie for the flip-flop, unveiling a web ad showing a clip of Fox News' Sean Hannity pressing Christie on why he supported an assault weapons ban in 1995 and then in 2009 ran against "opposing attempts to permit concealed carry laws in New Jersey.
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Read more:Zendaya was the best-dressed celebrity at the People's Choice Awards in a one-shoulder dress with daring cutouts10 YouTubers who showed off their style at the 2019 People's Choice AwardsKourtney and Khloe Kardashian both showed their bras on the 2019 PCAs red carpet with Kim and Kris JennerRosie Huntington-Whiteley is the latest celebrity to wear the heeled flip-flop trend
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It is sickening that this high-level military intelligence official not only sold his intelligence expertise to enemy interests, and that the money led him to flip-flop on public views of other regimes, and that he paid an ex-FBI official to smear a political opponent, he failed to reveal the foreign payments to the public and even to the Trump campaign.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE's flip-flop decision to retain the House chaplain has won only partial praise from Democrats, who want to keep the focus on Patrick Conroy's initial forced resignation — and create new headaches for the Wisconsin Republican in the process.
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The media coverage makes for an entertaining circus, especially the acrobatics of various political leaders as they flip-flop on issues of Cold War and peace and who should be stupid enough to believe intelligence agencies, on faith, after they have lied about so many things from Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction back to the Gulf of Tonkin resolution and the Vietnam War.
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These include his muddled and initially equivocal response to praise from a white supremacist veteran of the Ku Klux Klan, and a double flip-flop over torture, when he seemed to say that as president he would order torture in defiance of international law, changed his mind to say he would heed the law and then changed it again to say that laws against torture needed loosening.
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" While Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri has not rejected the Pacific nations agreement, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee this week seized on his ambivalent comments to a local newspaper to suggest he could become the "latest Republican" to perform an "election-year flip-flop on T.P.P." The committee email to media said Mr. Blunt has been "a reliable vote for job-killing trade deals.
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Read more:Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian both showed their bras on the 2019 PCAs red carpet with Kim and Kris JennerRosie Huntington-Whiteley is the latest celebrity to wear the heeled flip-flop trendGigi Hadid turned heads in a $3,605 outfit with a giant diamond ring worn as an earringKim Kardashian put a daring twist on a '90s trend by wearing leather chaps with a denim corset
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In the face of the North's flip-flop Tuesday – from welcoming a summit to casting doubt on one and resuming hostile statements about America – President Trump should convey a firm message loud and clear to the Kim regime: There will be no summit unless the North is willing to agree to some sort of concrete timeframe to give up its atomic arsenal – with intrusive inspections guaranteeing that goal.
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Kanye West's decision to flip-flop on whether or not his new album, "The Life of Pablo," would be an exclusive to music streaming service Tidal, has now been met with a class action lawsuit led by consumer tech privacy law firm Edelson PC. The artist originally promised the album would only be on Tidal, but later decided to release "Pablo" to competitors, including Apple Music, Spotify, Google Play Music and Pandora.
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He has survived salvos from critics and messes of his own that were supposed to halt or at least hobble him: the attention to his crossing-the-line physicality with women; the flip-flop about public funding of abortions; the back-and-forth with Kamala Harris about busing; the moment at the fifth Democratic primary debate when he seemed to forget either that she was in the Senate or that she was black.
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This throwaway line in a Washington Post article by Robert Costa about the latest split within the Donald Trump campaign over whether to flip-flop on immigration is one of the more terrifying things I've ever seen people inside a campaign admit about their candidate: Trump tends to echo the words of whomever last spoke to him, making direct access to him even more valuable, the people said, requesting anonymity to talk about internal campaign discussions.
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The fact that media saw Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE working on voter outreach to Hispanics earlier this week and made the story about a faux deportation flip-flop tells you all you need to know about this race.
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Trump could brag about forcing a sitting Supreme Court justice to apologize, duck questions about conservative philosophy, lie about the reality of abortion, return to the racist generalizations about Mexican immigrants that were the basis of his campaign, use a schoolyard "I know you are, but what am I" taunt, show his ignorance on basic foreign policy questions, flip-flop on key policy issues, and threaten the underpinnings of post–World War II peace in Europe.
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But it is striking to note, in Tom Holland's book on the Roman Republic, "Rubicon", that Crassus had a rich father and that he would inherit from his father the recognition that wealth was the surest foundation of power And, given Mr Trump's tendency to flip-flop on issues such as abortion, the following sentence in Mr Holland's book also rings true Principles, to Crassus, were merely gambits in a vast and complex game, to be adopted and then sacrificed as strategy required Crassus never quite achieved total power, being part of the first triumvirate with two even more famous figures, Pompey and Julius Caesar (with the best will in the world, it is hard to put Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan in the same category as those two).
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