For others, they can't stomach Trump's flip-flops on abortion rights.
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He is ideologically incoherent, given his flip-flops on nearly every major issue.
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" In ad, Balderson flip-flops on cuts to entitlements - Columbus Dispatch : "State Sen.
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It's always a little jarring when someone or something flip-flops on you.
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He ran for the door so fast we couldn't even get his flip-flops on.
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Meanwhile, I meet four Russians in shorts and flip-flops on their way to the beach.
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True, it is not really a surprise these days when a politician flip-flops on an issue.
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Democratic campaign committees do tend to attack Republicans' flip-flops on trade rather than the agreement itself.
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Cooper, 44, wore a loose blue sweater with gray cargo pants and flip-flops on his outing in Los Angeles.
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I've met laborers who work 11 stories high without safety harnesses, wearing flip-flops on their feet and no helmets.
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" The public, he said, has "heard government reassure them before, only to find that government flip-flops on what they're saying.
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Instead, she seems to be following in the footsteps of Rihanna, who wore the same white flip flops on October 13.
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Mr Rajoy, who often ignores Ciudadanos, recently seemed to acknowledge its challenge by criticising it for flip-flops on this and other policies.
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Whether or not Arie's correct in stating that ABC intentionally flip-flops on its casting, it sure is keeping us on our toes.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAdele Dedicates Show To BrangelinaThe Game Flip Flops On Meek Mill BeefSofia Richie Shades Ex-BF Justin BieberModern Family Creator's Real-Life Drama
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They are on the beach, with their flip flops on, drinking a pina colada, lecturing a Hawaiian barman about the superiority of Swansea's coastal views.
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Although Trump flip-flops on many issues, there are three he's been consistent on all his life: supporting mercantilist trade wars, upholding gender hierarchy, and racism.
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Her evolution on guns mirrors her flip-flops on Iraq, the Keystone XL pipeline, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), gay marriage, and numerous other contentious issues.
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Overall, there has been a history of medical flip-flops on how coffee may affect your health, with some studies finding benefits and others warning of risks.
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Second, when moderator Megyn Kelly presented him with video evidence of his flip-flops on Afghanistan, Syrian refugees and responsibility for 9/11, Trump handled it well.
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Her enemies flung into a simmering pot labeled "untrustworthy" any fault they could identify – flip-flops on policy, and exaggerations of rejoinders in the heat of debate.
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But his popularity soon began to decline with a perceived lack of leadership and flip-flops on key issues, particularly tax reform, which dismayed many on the left.
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Clinton's flip-flops on the trade deal with Pacific countries could affect your plans to work until you can save enough to buy a property in your parents' village.
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Aside from his Twitter flip-flops on North Korea and Iran, the President's tendency to spout lies and falsehoods means that his official policy statements are confusing to the American people.
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He flip-flops on whether he wants to re-enter the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, which would be to China's detriment and which he was vehemently opposed to in 2016.
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Under the Trump administration, America's policies in the Middle East have appeared inconsistent and indecipherable — be it flip-flops on troops in Syria or a potential march toward war with Iran.
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But he is keeping his views to himself, and his earlier public statements have been all over the map, in keeping with his history of flip-flops on the gun issue.
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His foreign policy flip-flops on everything from China to NATO are evidence of that, as is his failure to understand what was happening in the debate over the American Health Care Act.
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Despite the recent infighting between the two candidates, supporters of Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump did not seem to be persuaded by questions about Canadian roots or flip-flops on positions of the past.
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Mayor Pete flip flops on Medicare for all Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti One of the themes in this show is that money matters a lot, in determining political outcomes, in determining life outcomes... Sen.
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Even though the developers have met with flip-flops on energy policy, a strained grid that has trouble integrating intermittent renewable power, and unexpected hook-up costs, they still see Australia as a growth market.
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"Trump does not come in with a fixed foreign-policy agenda on many issues, so there is contested space and room for influence and maneuver," he said, pointing to early "flip-flops" on Israel and NATO.
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Jeb Bush's super PAC, Right to Rise, has dropped roughly $15 million there, but a good portion of those ads are aimed at castigating Rubio as a political neophyte who skips votes and flip-flops on immigration.
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Last week, while Burling shuffled around downtown Newport in his flip-flops on a cool and overcast afternoon, Tuke was in a Newport hospital recovering from a knee infection that had turned serious during the last leg of the Volvo.
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And Trump is predicting his home state advantage will help him deliver a crushing defeat over Cruz, who earlier this year knocked Trump's "New York values" as he sought to corner Trump on his flip-flops on key conservative issues, like abortion rights.
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The flip-flops on this and another prominent proposal — a tax increase on the self-employed, symbolized in the tabloids as the "white van man" — have led some to doubt that the "Red Theresa" image was anything more than an election ploy.
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And since the alternative is an endless stream of ballerina flats and Michael Kors handbags, or cargo khaki shorts with hairy toes in flip-flops on the morning train — a straight, alternate universe/hellscape with no way out — I say you're welcome.
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Jeffrey Gould is a longtime sufferer of misophonia, or "hatred of sound," a neurological disorder that can cause people to feel uncontrollable anger at common sounds such as chewing, tooth-brushing, opening a bag of chips, or the slapping of flip-flops on heels.
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"When he looks at Tillis, Tillis is a Washington politician, who talks a good game, but when you look at how he votes it doesn't match up," Wrenn said, adding that Tillis has "his finger to the air and he flip flops" on the issues.
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Let's take a stroll back through time and check out Facebook's past flip-flops on news that hurt everyone else: -In 222 before Facebook even got into news, it launched a developer platform with tons of free virality, leading to the build-up of companies like Zynga.
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"I do this because it gives us money that's easy to earn," said Reynaldo Diaz, 40, who is one of more than 100 operators, also known as "trolley boys", who push the carts along the 28-km (17-mile) track, most wearing flimsy flip-flops on their feet.
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He wore worn-out flip-flops on his hands, dragging himself through the mud while he searched for a space on the hillside to build a shelter for his wife and four children — out of bamboo poles and plastic sheeting that he had purchased from a nearby market.
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Her numerous flip flops on major issues and the methods she's used while in government positions, like having that presidential-campaign-boosting private email server at the State Department, are examples of Clinton's singular and overriding goal of winning the presidency that even most of her staunchest supporters can recognize.
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"When he looks at Tillis, Tillis is a Washington politician, who talks a good game, but when you look at how he votes it doesn't match up," Wrenn said, later adding that the first-term Republican senator has "his finger to the air and he flip flops" on the issues.
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He's an instinctive politician, and very flexible on issues that many people consider crucial, hence his flip-flops on abortion (he was pro-choice for most of his life, and became anti-choice to satisfy the Republican Party) and health care (he's praised universal health care, but now supports Paul Ryan's gutting of the system).
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The hosts — at least twice using video clips of Mr. Trump's news media appearances — hit his flip-flops on guest-worker visas, pummeled him over his much-maligned Trump University real estate seminars and fact-checked claims that he could trim $300 billion from the federal budget merely by negotiating cheaper prescription drug prices.
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Two days into the season, and it's past time to open up the summer house of the mind, commence the annual rereading of Colson Whitehead's "Sag Harbor," get ready to hit the grill in shorts and flip-flops on the final day of the weekend, make some spiedies (above) even though you didn't think to start marinating them last night.
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We all know that President 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 plays to the crowd and cameras and then sometimes flip flops on policy proposals like a fish out of water.
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Like everything in politics, that hasn't exactly held true: As it becomes increasingly clear that the race would be a Sanders-Clinton smackdown—and that Sanders might actually have a shot, however small, at winning said smackdown—the Vermont senator has started to hit the former First Lady with not-so-subtle attacks about her ties to Wall Street, and flip flops on liberal linchpins like trade and the War in Iraq.
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"PartyGaming reaches $105m settlement with US authorities" The Telegraph. Retrieved 2014-5-12."Department of Justice Flip-Flops on Internet Gambling" Forbes. Retrieved 2014-5-12.
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The amount of logic on one card was similar to that in one 7400 series SSI or simpler MSI package (e.g., three to five logic gates or a couple of flip-flops on a single-wide card up to about twenty logic gates or four flip-flops on a double-wide card). A single-width SMS card of the type used in the 1401 The SMS cards were inserted in sockets on hinged swing-out racks, that IBM referred to as gates.
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Kessler concludes that "both parties can be viewed as hypocritical, situational and prone to flip-flopping, depending on which party holds the presidency and/or the Senate."Glenn Kessler, A bushel of flip-flops on approving judicial nominees, Washington Post (February 23, 2016).
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"HASC Chair Flip Flops on Raising Taxes". Aol Defense, 14 October 2011. In 2012, McKeon sought a one-year fix to stave off the defense budget cuts from sequestration, although he had previously voted for the Budget Control Act of 2011, which included sequestration."McKeon wants to stop sequestration—and previous Pentagon budget cuts".
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Ladybugs was panned by critics. On Rotten Tomatoes holds an approval rating of 12% with an average rating of 3.69/10, based on 17 reviews. Audiences however polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "A–" on an A+ to F scale. Michael Wilmington of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the film flip-flops on its themes and "has the stale, slick, worked-over look of standard studio product".
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Zuse designed the Z1 in 1935 to 1936 and built it from 1936 to 1938. The Z1 was wholly mechanical and only worked for a few minutes at a time at most. Helmut Schreyer advised Zuse to use a different technology. As a doctoral student at the Berlin Institute of Technology in 1937 he worked on the implementation of Boolean operations and (in today's terminology) flip-flops on the basis of vacuum tubes.
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It would feature guest appearances from Lil Yachty, Ty Dolla $ign, YG, Lil Baby, City Girls and Asian Doll. One day later, she received a gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of America for her single "Gucci Flip Flops". On August 30, 2018, Bregoli released her new single "Yung and Bhad" featuring City Girls. Two days before the release of her debut mixtape, she released a music video for Thot Opps (Clout Drop) and Bout That.
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But she has not completely ruled it out: "Show me where I have ever said that there's absolute proof that nothing that man has ever conducted or engaged in has had any effect or no effect on climate change. I have not said that."Charlie Gibson."Republican VP Candidate Speaks with ABC News' Charlie Gibson in Exclusive Interview"; ABC, September 11, 2008Alex Koppelman."Palin flip-flops on global warming"; Salon, September 12, 2008 On September 14, 2007, Palin signed an administrative order creating a Climate Change Sub-Cabinet charged with preparing a climate change strategy for Alaska.
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High-end flip-flops made of leather or sophisticated synthetic materials are commonly worn in place of sneakers or loafers as the standard, everyday article of casual footwear, particularly among teenagers and young adults, although it is not unusual to see older people wearing playful, thick-soled flip-flops in brilliant colors. Platform and high-heel variants began to appear in the 1990s. A minor controversy erupted in 2005 when some members of Northwestern University's national champion women's lacrosse team visited the White House wearing flip-flops. The team responded to critics by auctioning off their flip-flops on eBay, raising $1,653 USD for young cancer patient, Jaclyn Murphy of Hopewell Junction, New York, who was befriended by the team.
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He uses his pepper spray, which temporarily saves him, but in the process, his lower arm has been consumed; the shock causes him to fall, and he is sucked into the sand. Kaylee, however, manages to retrieve his pepper spray. The pepper spray gives Mitch an idea: he thinks he can get to the truck by putting his flip-flops on and wrapping his feet with towels soaked in pepper spray. Chanda throws him a towel from the car, but when Mitch attempts to catch the second towel the banister breaks and he falls to the sand and the sand creature pulls out his guts, therefore killing him and he is sucked into the sand with just a bloody spot left on the sand.
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This perception was strengthened after a March 16, 2004 debate at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia when Kerry made what would become one of the most famous lines of his campaign stating, "I actually did vote for the 87 billion dollars, before I voted against it." The Bush campaign immediately seized on the comment, using the footage in television ads to illustrate its charge that Kerry flip-flops on issues, particularly the war in Iraq. "Kerry Discusses $87 Billion Comment," Kerry was criticized by Howard Dean and others for his position on the war, which was criticized as inconsistent. Kerry explained his vote authorizing force by claiming that he believed the Senate resolution was intended to be a diplomatic "threat" to Saddam Hussein and not a blank check for war.
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Synchronous logic elements such as flip-flops have static timing criteria that must be satisfied in order for them to work correctly. In a system-synchronous clock topology where a skew-aligned clock is fed to all devices, the criteria are T_{clock} > T_{setup} + T_{ko} + T_{skew} A source-synchronous clock topology eliminates two of these factors, T_{ko} and T_{skew}. The former is eliminated since both clock and data signals are driven by identical flip-flops on the same silicon at the same temperature and voltage, thereby equalizing the T_{ko} seen by both clock and data. The latter is eliminated for the same reason - since the clock and data are driven by identical devices and (ideally) connected with wires of equal length, the skew between clock and data is greatly reduced.
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Investigators found Isabella's blood in Nardoni's car and in his apartment,Folha Online - Sangue em carro determinou indiciamento do pai e da madrasta de Isabella on a towel and a diaper,Folha Online - Perícia analisa se traço de sangue encontrado em fralda e toalha é de Isabella her vomit on his T-shirt,Folha Online - Peritos encontraram vômito de Isabella em camiseta que seu pai usou na noite do crime footprints of her flip-flops on a bed next to the window through which she was thrown,Folha Online - Laudo apontará que pegada é de Nardoni and traces of nylon from the wire safety screen on his T-shirt. The police also found fragments of the safety screen on a pair of scissors inside the apartment. Although there was circumstantial evidence to suggest that Isabella was thrown to her death from a bedroom window, her injuries were not consistent with a falling death. Only her wrists were broken, in addition to the fact that she was still alive, albeit barely, when she was discovered.
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The measure would not have banned construction but would have limited all new buildings to two stories and the square footage of commercial development to 1 1/2 times the size of the lot. The plan had the support of Valley Village resident Tom Paterson, president of the Valley Village Homeowners Association, but the opposition of, for one, Marvin Eisenman, an apartment-building owner who said it would not be fair to landowners who purchased property with the idea of developing it.Thomas Omestad, "Ferraro Backs Growth Curbs for Valley Village," Los Angeles Times, October 10, 1986 It was touted as a temporary measure until city planners could conduct public hearings on new, permanent development limits.Richard Simon, "Lobbied Council Flip-Flops on Builder Curbs," Los Angeles Times, October 15, 1986 On September 17, 1986, the City Council approved the idea on a 10-2 vote,Richard Simon, "Council Approves North Hollywood High-Density Limits," Los Angeles Times, September 18, 1986 but less than a month later it reversed itself after heavy lobbying – by former Councilman Arthur K. Snyder, among others – and sent the ordinance back to committee, with the idea that it could be brought back with exemptions for areas where development had already occurred.
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