His favourite method of side hustle: retail arbitrage flipping, or 'flipping' for short.
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The Herberts are the California couple who run the Flipping Profits website, as well as the Flipping Profits YouTube channel, and their own Flipping Profits parody Supreme T-shirts.
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While flipping through the pages, he came across the name Olivia Holt, and stopped flipping.
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House flipping is hot again, with investors flipping property at the fastest pace in a decade.
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One big shift, however, is that there are more investors flipping, and they're each flipping fewer homes.
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"The general public sees dyslexia basically as flipping words around, flipping letters around, and that's where it ends," Louis said.
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Ever since that infamous bottle flipping video earlier this year, it seems flipping bottles around is all the kids are doing now.
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"We don't think of it as a flipping business – flipping is really about taking advantage of a distressed seller," the CEO said.
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"Let's move on from one white mascot flipping off a few fans to another, who's flipping off the entire world," Mr. Noah said.
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"This whole thing about flipping, they call it, I know all about flipping," he told Fox News in a sit-down interview aired Thursday.
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She tended to her new look multiple times a day, flipping it over, flipping it back, parting it to the right, then brushing it out.
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"It's not only becoming more expensive on the purchase side of flipping, but it's becoming more expensive on the fix-up side of flipping," said Bethanis.
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A quantum computer is like flipping multiple coins at the same time—except while these coins are flipping, they obey the wacky rules of superposition, interference and entanglement.
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Because the electrons were entangled, the spin flipping of one caused the spin flipping of another and so on, creating a repetitive pattern that broke the time translation symmetry needed for a time crystal (in this case, the period of the ion flipping was twice the period of the laser pulse).
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So in the Hollywood elite, when they were flipping off the president last night at the Tony awards, I guess it was in New York, flipping off the president.
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"He was just flipping out -- just scared," she said.
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Explain. — Is bottle flipping popular among people you know?
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We talked to several people who have been through the process of flipping a house more than once, and many said the real-life timeline of house flipping is longer than depicted.
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Reasons Why This is a GIF of Piqué Flipping the Bird Reasons Why This is NOT a GIF of Piqué Flipping the Bird Conclusion The cracked knuckle theory is, I guess, possible.
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Instead of slowly and carefully hunting for the safest path down the mountain, Bizet races down the most precarious trails, back-flipping and front-flipping off of every cliff and precipice he encounters.
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After flipping through Dignity & Respect, Jeff prepares to commit suicide.
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Flipping a camera around is different than turning your head.
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During the show I just felt my brain, like, flipping.
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Larry headed back east, flipping his semi into autonomous mode.
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He's even suggested offhandedly that flipping ought to be illegal.
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Grill the bread, flipping ones, until charred on both sides.
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Maxine Waters flipping her lid literally saying go after them.
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But you still shouldn't worry about the magnetic field flipping.
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She's not just buying real estate, she's flipping real estate!
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Trump's ad, Penhaul says, "is flipping that on its head."
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But I am not going there like flipping a coin.
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Well, we're taking it and flipping it on its head.
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"You can plead guilty without flipping," McQuade told VICE News.
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Flipping it back over turns off Do Not Disturb mode.
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We could spend hours just flipping Simon Belmont's whip around.
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The particles' spin values snapped into place, completely flipping regardless.
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" He added: "Flipping Out is not a hidden camera show.
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Flipping their syntactic form does nothing to their semantic role.
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TO CRITICS, predicting cryptocurrencies' value is like flipping a coin.
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"People think I'm the Kardashians' flipping doula!" quipped Richards, 49.
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Then on PBS, [we saw] Spielberg flipping through the storyboards.
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But isn't everyone just consuming videos, not flipping through magazines?
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He's got his job and Fletcher has hers, flipping houses.
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A rare photo where nobody is flipping off the camera.
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Flipping through these pages feels like breaking into Cajal's lab.
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"As one does," the model jokes while flipping her hair.
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However, they will likely not translate to flipping the Senate.
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Flipping the breaker was essential to getting back in orbit.
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They had left, and Paris was just flipping through beats.
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Kyrgios spent the changeover flipping a little Evian water bottle.
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The Hill: Democrats have slim hopes of flipping the Senate.
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Said Sonya Curry, "We are flipping a coin every game."
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Democrats ended up flipping both seats in the 218 midterms.
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Grill the lamb, flipping once, until cooked to desired temperature.
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Schmidt is not only ripped about the bat flipping, though.
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When we talk about "flipping," what does that actually mean?
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Complete with one car slamming into another and flipping over.
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Grill the steak, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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Despite lower returns, home flipping is still a popular business.
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"It's more complicated than flipping a switch," Dr. Caveney said.
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Flipping through printed travel guides and paper maps is passé.
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You start flipping cards and building a different rotisserie team.
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But he loves flipping, and he is amazing at it.
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You can feel you're flipping through boxes of vintage postcards.
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"Flipping is a perfect fit for Elise," says her mother.
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And she starts flipping through, showing us birthdays, family celebrations.
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It's a seat the Democrats have high hopes of flipping.
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He picked up a copy and began flipping through it.
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So I started working some shifts for her, flipping burgers.
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Did I mention the show that's about flipping murder houses?
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"There's nothing on it," says Rose, flipping through the book.
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"He was flipping out, he was going crazy," she said.
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He feigned splitting through double teams, flipping passes to teammates.
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Zviadi picked up the book and started flipping through it.
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"Discouraging flipping, in that sense, is not obstruction," Barr continued.
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It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal.
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"How about this," Scott said, flipping the screen toward her.
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Cover and cook, flipping the fish once, about 8 minutes.
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No one's going to have fun if you're flipping out that you've not bought enough of those toothpicks with the tiny flags rather than flipping burgers with a big, fat grin on your face.
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Russell Westbrook on the fan flipping him the double fingers: pic.twitter.
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Cook the cakes, flipping once, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Gillibrand is flipping the script, positioning this femininity as a strength.
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With Washington's state Senate flipping, Democrats officially control West Coast politics.
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I&aposve been flipping through The New York Times opinion pages.
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Only a few minutes ago, they were flipping off Crooked Hillary.
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They don't have much of a chance of flipping the others.
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Easy as Marc Johnson flipping tricks on the cover of Thrasher.
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Flipping the LCD screen also protects it from getting scratched up.
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For some reason, water-bottle flipping is what the kids dig.
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Flipping the kill switch may not stop the WannaCry ransomware entirely.
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Cook, flipping once, until puffed and golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Guevara refused, quickly flipping the pages and then handing them back.
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Now, the couple is flipping properties to turn into marketable Airbnbs.
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But in Document, you're actively flipping that legacy on its head.
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To do so, he is largely flipping the traditional finance script.
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Your lights automatically flipping on when you walk in the door.
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IHOP fans are flipping over the pancake chain's latest letter flip.
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But the script is flipping as the investigators come under investigation.
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The body isn't a machine, and death isn't flipping a switch.
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Fry some Canadian bacon, flipping occasionally until both sides have browned.
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Flipping channels is no longer Indian TV-lovers' only option, however.
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Rick Gates, his former business partner flipping on his former boss.
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This is a Jumping Around and Flipping Your Hair About song.
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Flipping up the lid reveals a large LCD screen and controls.
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"It's just like flipping a switch," Northeastern Coach Jim Madigan said.
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Add the bread and toast, flipping once, until golden, 2 minutes.
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How does one go about flipping through those expensive-looking pages?
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And one of 2016's weirdest trends has been bottle flipping.
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Not even close, and yet flipping is back in certain spots.
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They huddle around Francia's cell phone, flipping through photos and smiling.
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She studied the plastic card before flipping it back towards Trish.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crisp, 7 minutes.
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Grill the pita, flipping once, until lightly charred, 2 minutes. 3.
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Flipping through the book, we asked if this was his manifesto.
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Cook, flipping once, until golden all over, 5 to 6 minutes.
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Her roommate likes a program about real estate developers flipping houses.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crisp, 8 minutes.
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From the beginning, the hope of this race flipping was slim.
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Only 68 of 435 House seats have any chance of flipping.
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BIG congrats to Christine Pellegrino on flipping this CONSERVATIVE Assembly district.
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Cook, flipping once, until golden on both sides, about 6 minutes.
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"Most of this is just nothing," he said, flipping through pages.
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House flipping isn't all reality TV makes it out to be.
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Even before landing the show, Fletcher and Rodgers were flipping homes.
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But now Gen Z has arrived and is flipping the channel.
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There, to make some money, he began flipping his classmates' cars.
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But the $870 billion firm is flipping the switch on advertising.
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Mr. Sivan grabbed it and began lovingly flipping through the pages.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crisp, 6 minutes.
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I'm not advocating for flipping strangers off, which is obviously rude.
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Flipping to maintain even moisture content throughout the cheese during aging.
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Fry, flipping once, until golden on both sides, about 5 minutes.
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Add the shrimp and cook, flipping once, until pink, 5 minutes.
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Kim Kelly is still flipping out about this album on Twitter.
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"It's like flipping a coin," polling analyst Jorge Giacobbe told Reuters.
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Add the bread and cook, flipping once, until charred, 5 minutes.
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Update: Damn Disick, back at it again with the house flipping.
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Craiggers, her burger-flipping buddy, works at a fast food restaurant.
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Cook, flipping once, until golden on both sides, 3 minutes total.
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Cooking large pieces of meat means flipping heavy pieces of meat.
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DER: We could try something extreme, like flipping the grid horizontally.
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I'm talking about the fine art of flipping on a trampoline.
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There's no downside to flipping through a spring hair trend report.
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People had complained of bikes flipping over when riders stopped short.
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An outfit change would be as easy as flipping a switch.
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"I started flipping through, and it's all musicals," said Mr. Eagan.
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He was flipping through the magazine when he saw the photograph.
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All the paths that can lead to flipping the Senate contain
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"These are the rules," she said, flipping through the color charts.
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That means drawing lots or straws, flipping coins or playing cards.
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"You can't find these things," she said, flipping through chart books.
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But flipping Collins's Senate seat comes with some challenges for Democrats.
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Keep flipping and it's one rare and poignant find after another.
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We&aposre not going to see flipping for a long time.
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It is getting much harder to profit on house flipping today.
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But she whizzed around the course, flipping her board with flair.
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That seems more likely than either New Jersey or Texas flipping.
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Flipping the switch, he was able to prevent its further spread.
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The landscape kept flipping between temperate forest and cold, treeless steppe.
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Once I returned, I saw him darkly flipping through my copy.
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Fry the bread, flipping once, until lightly golden, about 2 minutes.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crispy, 5 minutes.
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Anyone who has spent a cold Sunday afternoon binging on any one of the myriad of house flipping shows out there know living the flipping life is no joke, and there are unexpected surprises at every turn.
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He spent about 40 hours a week doing paid work he liked doing, which included everything from building websites for law firms, flipping domain names, running digital marketing campaigns, and even flipping vintage mopeds and VW campers.
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And you already know that the Barbz are flipping over this one.
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So really, what does the company have to lose by flipping it?
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Porowski has been dating Flipping Out alum Trace Lehnhoff since last summer.
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"It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crispy, about 6 minutes.
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But before you start flipping pancakes by candlelight, remember to fuel up.
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Flipping Out fans rejoice: Jenni Pulos is pregnant for the second time!
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What is the interface for spending money while flipping through stories content?
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Cook until slightly browned, about 1 minute per side, flipping carefully. 6.
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Similarly, flipping your house on its roof is probably a poor idea.
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Flipping over without any difficulty whatsoever, we all start doing push ups.
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It's like the 212 equivalent of flipping through a dELiA*s catalog.
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Cook the tomatoes, flipping once, until golden and crispy, about 3 minutes.
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" Flipping through the issue, Isan jokingly called the Luther star "a poser.
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More than 40% of Zillow's revenue last quarter came from flipping homes.
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Let them fry for about 5 minutes, flipping them over halfway through.
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There are basically two arguments you can make in favor of flipping.
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Today it has among the highest rates of flipping in the country.
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My stomach was turning and flipping and dropping like the tide's swells.
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Bronco, with its flipping arm that can be activated using the remote.
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Flipping around to the back side, there are supposedly two visual differences.
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Flipping upside down isn't quite Chrissy Teigen's idea of a peaceful workout.
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You can jump between each project by flipping the Folders toggle switch.
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Even teachers chimed in expressing their wishes for the flipping to end.
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Verizon (our boss's boss's boss) is flipping the switch in Denver today.
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Folding, flipping and bouncing between screens presents all sorts of new challenges.
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I also found myself flipping Bixby's voice recognition to its highest sensitivity.
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I never took gymnastics but I was flipping when I saw that.
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That doesn't mean Giudice isn't still flipping furniture from time to time.
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Revenge Body is flipping the script and welcoming a very special guest.
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WATCH: Meet Flippy, the burger-flipping robot poised to transform fast food
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The Flipping Out star revealed on the radio show on Jan 31.
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It's hard to stop because you always want it to keep flipping.
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It's the family album, and you're not flipping to that last page.
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The same thing goes for flipping Congressional chambers on a bigger scale.
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Turns out the whole bit flipping process takes less than one nanosecond.
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Like renting, flipping requires capital, time and know-how, said ATTOM's Blomquist.
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Zillow has been piloting the flipping business in Phoenix and Las Vegas.
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His answer is interesting -- he compares the filmmaking process to flipping houses.
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A lot of them are in the game of flipping houses, too.
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Flipping our calendars to February can be a serious cause of anxiety.
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Democrats seized the House majority by flipping at least 28 seats nationwide.
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He's also dabbled in flipping homes – do we smell an HGTV fan?
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Now they are flipping that, penalizing you and not even telling you.
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LaValle has used this series to start his own house-flipping business.
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The royal is singlehandedly flipping the script on what's hot in hairstyles.
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Read More Home flipping reached 10-year high: Can you say froth?
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Unlike its flipping predecessors, however, the Galaxy X won't feature a keyboard.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crispy, about 8 minutes.
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An entire flipping continent might be hiding beneath New Zealand, geologists say.
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House flipping is always hottest when home prices are nearing a peak.
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During the mid-2000s flipping was easier than ever for several reasons.
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The unlikeliest of house flipping duos is coming to Bravo this summer!
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That's a dramatic flipping of the script in Washington, Moscow, and beyond.
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"The first time we are flipping the switch on ads," Wann acknowledged.
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Washing my own hair, flipping a light switch... big deals to me.
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That keeps you from getting distracted and flipping out to other apps.
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"Shonda's really gifted at flipping every character that's seemingly awful," she explained.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until cooked through, 10 minutes.
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Five hours later, and her client was flipping her hair with joy.
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Flipping through the script, he questioned the choice of plain rice noodles.
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For International Women's Day, McDonald's is flipping its totemic "M" upside down.
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Cook the beef, flipping once, until charred all over, about 4 minutes.
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"The guys who are flipping are back in full force," she said.
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Here's what house flipping is really like, according to house flippers themselves.
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In fact, house flipping isn't what HGTV makes it out to be.
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It avoids unnecessary commissions and oversight bodies by just flipping the incentives.
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But I'm definitely flipping past the gelatin fruit salad section next time.
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Alex Vardakostas: I grew up flipping burgers, my parents had a restaurant.
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Numerous headlines have portrayed Pecker and the Enquirer as "flipping" on Trump.
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"It's called flipping, and it almost ought to be illegal," he added.
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So definitely keep water, dust and dirt away from that flipping camera.
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Ellen DeGeneres has spent an estimated $145 million on house-flipping alone.
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Add the steak and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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Rosen will be flipping the seat from red to blue, replacing Rep.
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Cook, flipping once, until crispy on each side, about 5 minutes. 5.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crispy, about 5 minutes.
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And his announcement has already put his seat at risk of flipping.
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Add the octopus and cook, flipping once, until charred, about 7 minutes.
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Smartphones have made flipping through photo albums a relic of the past.
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Grill the tongue, flipping once, until charred, about 6 to 8 minutes.
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A new dock - Vertically scrolling cards instead of horizontally flipping through pages.
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Add the Brussels sprouts and cook, flipping once, until golden, 7 minutes.
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For Pelosi allies, flipping enough of those 32 Democrats seemed entirely doable.
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The Upshot: Precinct Data Shows Rich, White Neighborhoods Flipping Democratic in 2016.
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"I know all about flipping," Mr. Trump told Fox News this week.
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Cook the scallions, without flipping them, until charred, 3 to 4 minutes.
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Toast the buns, flipping once, until golden, about 1 minute per side.
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Democrats are flipping on the economy because their economic message is flopping.
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Flipping the bird in Queens is like saying have a nice day.
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For example, heads and tails after flipping a coin are mutually exclusive.
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She was newly elected in 2628, flipping a previously Republican-held seat.
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Carefully add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until golden, 4 minutes.
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There were Cirque du Soleil performers and people flipping around champagne flutes.
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It made a lot of sense in the era of house flipping.
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Started flipping some breaking balls and getting after it a little bit.
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By now, the notion of getting rich by flipping houses is entrenched.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until lightly golden, 6 minutes.
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Flipping the brothers The attack took place but was staged, Johnson said.
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She was sitting with us, flipping through letters faster than us, scribbling.
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Taylor Denchfield has been flipping homes in Maryland since he was 17.
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Cook, flipping once, until golden on each side, 5 to 7 minutes.
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They know it can't just be all about flipping Yeezys and Supreme.
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It was during this time when my mom began flipping into dementia.
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They just kept reading their books and flipping through their phones. PEOPLE!
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She shared a captionless photo of herself flipping the bird at the camera.
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Refresh rates are still a major hurdle to doing anything beyond page flipping.
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If you're an Apple fan, you're not flipping out over updates to iCloud.
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In March, Porowski confirmed he was still dating Flipping Out alum, Trace Lehnhoff.
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Flipping the carcass onto a sled, he tugs it back to his cabin.
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Shoving me; flipping their hair in my face; hitting me with a bag.
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"She was flipping the pages, and licking her finger so particularly," she recalled.
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It's no surprise we're flipping over our latest plait crush: the suede braid.
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To have a chance at flipping the seat, they'd have to act quickly.
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With Cox's win, Democrats prevailed in flipping all seven of the House seats.
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Bottle flipping was the fad that drove parents and teachers crazy in 2016.
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We can't all be mimosa-making, pancake-flipping superstars in the morning hours.
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I hop into the cockpit, and Ward starts tapping buttons and flipping switches.
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Trump also had this view about flipping and we'll, we'll listen to that.
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There are guns and explosions and at least one character flipping the bird.
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Some claimed the guards walked by, watching, laughing, flipping them all the bird.
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And like flipping a switch, #DeleteUber is back blazing up the social networks.
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He or she may have been flipping burgers at McDonald's, or even unemployed.
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Remove meat from marinade and grill, flipping once, until medium, about 15 minutes.
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Instead, the phone actually recommends flipping the phone upside down before taking selfies.
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Early in the week, it was flipping out of my head so easily.
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I take my time eating and drinking coffee while flipping through a magazine.
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But flipping just to make a 'big move' is a terrible game decision.
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Flipping through Homesense's Instagram, there are plenty of chic pieces to pine over.
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Her 2003 Buick veered off the road and into a field, flipping over.
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But Cohen insisted he actually has nothing to do with Flipping Out's future.
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News personality, flipping her trademark ponytail and flashing a grin at the camera.
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You could probably spend hours just flipping through pages of strangely soulless offerings.
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When done right, flipping has its appeal, said Berry, the Seattle-based CPA.
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Flipping Out returns with a two-night premiere tonight at 10:00 p.m.
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Don't start flipping out because someone destroyed a perfectly good retro Mac, though.
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Meanwhile, cook the bacon on the grill, flipping once, until crispy, 5 minutes.
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Trent continued to appear on multiple episodes over two seasons of Flipping Out.
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Will you look insane flipping your wrist around while staring at your watch?
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"Flipping" witnesses is a common, although not always successful, tactic in criminal prosecutions.
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His vehicle hit a berm and went right over the edge, flipping once.
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" After completely flipping Yael's character upside down, Rachel says smugly, "Damn, we're good.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until golden, 10 to 12 minutes.
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Flipping the plot on its head packs a punch only when used sparingly.
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Fry the cutlets, flipping once, until golden and crispy, 8 to 9 minutes.
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But, seriously, he's not aiming a bazooka at Apple and flipping the bird.
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Bravo confirmed to PEOPLE that "nothing official has been determined" regarding Flipping Out.
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Add the livers and cook, flipping once, until golden 4 1/2 minutes.
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The Flipping Out season 11 finale airs Tuesday at 10/9c on Bravo.
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AND FINALLY ... Flip-flopper First this teacher banned bottle-flipping from his classroom.
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Investors there are flipping multimillion-dollar properties, so the rewards are therefore greater.
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Cook the steak, flipping once, until cooked to medium-rare, about 6 minutes.
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Flipping Exes premieres Tuesday, August 6 at 10 P.M. ET/PT on Bravo.
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The NBA superstar was caught flipping off a fan after the Pels vs.
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Add the steak and cook, flipping once, until charred, 5 to 7 minutes.
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"QUE VES?" it asked, flipping through black and white stills of popular players.
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Add the chicken livers and cook, flipping once, until golden brown, 3 minutes.
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"Somehow, my kids are flipping amazing, and I did something right," she says.
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He plays, uses and records with the equipment he buys before flipping it.
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"I'm flipping the city," he said giddily, as supporters danced to salsa music.
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With two boys?" he asks, flipping through insurance statements on the counter. "O.
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He's got angel-voiced children yelling "bitch" and flipping the bird at rallies.
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Here's what house flipping is really like, according to those who've done it.
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There are a lot of details to house flipping that can get overlooked.
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She spent much of the day flipping through magazines that she couldn't read.
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Avenatti said that he thinks Cohen is getting close to flipping on Trump.
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The recipe recommends cooking the steak for 5-7 minutes, flipping it halfway.
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A Korean golfer received a three-year ban after flipping off a fan.
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Now, the Trump campaign is flipping the script, highlighting past statements by Mrs.
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Now the magnets are all flipping in an external electric and magnetic field.
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I wouldn't be mad at the idea of flipping the categories and nominations.
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Kris lists off her plastic surgeries like someone flipping through stamped passport pages.
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Now that was even like its own, that had its own flipping gang.
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Working in batches, cook the patties, flipping once, until brown and crispy, ___ minutes.
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This morning, AT&T announced that it's flipping the 5G switch this Friday.
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Grill the shrimp, flipping once, until pink and cooked through, about 4 minutes.
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You know what I think is worse for the game than bat flipping?
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crisp, 103 to 12 minutes.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until golden and crisp, 3 minutes.
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Self-made millionaire Sidney Torres built his fortune flipping homes in New Orleans.
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Even as more investors are flipping homes, they're seeing less profits in return.
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Flipping even a small portion of these voters could have changed the outcome.
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"It is called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said.
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But voters in Florida are flipping that formula, demanding candidates deliver for them.
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Security staff began randomly searching his backpack and carefully flipping through his notebooks.
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I continued flipping through the book and ended up with five $10 bills.
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O'Rourke's Senate campaign, she said, offered a path to flipping longtime Republican strongholds.
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Implementing the Green New Deal won't be as simple as flipping a switch.
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Flipping Jesus's teaching, they often asked him: Who can live on principle alone?
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The party also has designs on flipping the Texas state house this year.
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As in a string of binary code, the ones and zeros keep flipping.
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The brothers began buying, renovating and flipping real estate when they were 18.
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Flipping out and having undiagnosable physical attacks whenever he can't get his way.
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When thinking of six-figure salaries, flipping burgers may not come to mind.
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And speaking of the House: What's your wager on it flipping in November?
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Just amassing resources, in other words, is no better than flipping a coin.
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You can almost see Frankel flipping through the family albums, looking for inspiration.
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Bloomberg took a look at how deal makers have turned to flipping pharmaceuticals.
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Without "flipping," federal prosecutors would have a very hard time doing their job.
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When Jeff Bezos was 16, he spent the summer flipping burgers for McDonalds.
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Cook then zucchini, flipping once, until golden on each side, about 2 minutes.
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It's like flipping a coin 365 days a year, not easy to do.
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"Can you believe we're here, engaged?" he asked, flipping through the beer menu.
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According to recent polls, Sinema has a real shot of flipping the seat.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller may be close to flipping another former Trump staffer.
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For example, if you were flipping a coin, the chances of it landing on heads or tails is 50/50—flipping the coin in 10 seconds or 10 nanoseconds doesn't change the probability of it landing on heads or tails.
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Flipping the switch or pushing the button sets the lock to unlocked—the door will still close, but the lock will unlock with the turn of the doorknob, and will lock by flipping the switch back or using a key.
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This summer, celebrities are flipping the script and going darker for the sunny season.
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And imagine eating at Animal Kingdom's Rainforest Cafe with robochimps swinging and flipping overhead.
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There are burger-flipping machines, and they've been out there for quite some time.
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A hit for HGTV, "Flip or Flop" features the couple buying and flipping homes.
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Season the steak with salt and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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Toast half of the bread, flipping once, until golden brown, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Flipping control of the regulatory apparatus of the federal government is a big deal.
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Bottle flipping may have met its match in the realm of made-up sports.
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Before Eva Longoria was ever in the limelight, she was flipping burgers at Wendy's.
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There is a probability for the flipping coin to be either heads or tails.
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Quite a few Olympic events involve flipping and twisting, including gymnastics, diving, and trampoline.
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We've heard it all — and that's exactly why we're flipping the script this year.
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"My dad handed me a magazine, and I started flipping through it," Zoe says.
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Yeah. So basically, again, there's been a kind of flipping of the revenue models.
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Clip: I know all about flipping for 30, 40 years I've been watching flippers.
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Divide the salmon into 4 patties and cook, flipping once, until golden, 8 minutes.
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He insisted to everyone on Vokai that he was flipping, then stayed with Lairo.
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"I'm obsessed with this jacket," Mr. Kenworthy told him, flipping through a Dior rack.
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Flipping the script in that way is something a lot of women writers do.
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Flipping on an alliance typically infuriates people far more than just voting against them.
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" Without rapid loading times, Smith concedes "we won't have a credible channel flipping experience.
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It's not, however, all those popular shows that are driving the flipping market today.
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Flipping the script takes self-discipline, but over time, it'll begin to feel natural.
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" The Machine, Suermondt said, is "first and foremost about flipping the computer inside out.
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I recommend flipping the bike upside down while you're working on the front wheel.
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Attention passengers: we're now cruising at peak cozy after flipping through J.Crew's latest arrivals.
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Bravo called soon after, offering to purchase Flipping Out with Lewis as the star.
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The first season of Flipping Out would premiere on Bravo on July 31, 2007.
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Flipping the record is a pain, but just another part of the immersive experience.
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The hair-flipping and pointing made it basically like watching the Reputation star herself.
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Restaurants can buy burger-flipping or tot-frying robotic arms like Miso Robotics' Flippy.
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As of Tuesday, Flipping Out had not yet been renewed for a twelfth season.
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Republicans will be under heavy pressure to prevent the seat from flipping next fall.
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Andrew Shaw catching a puck on his stick after flipping high in the air?
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This is likely due to the recent surge in rental investment and house flipping.
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"She didn't use 'flipping' or anything like that in her original post," Lackey said.
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" He continued, "He started flipping me and I hit the bank, then he attacked.
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Cook sandwich until hot and toasty, 1 to 2 minutes per side, flipping gently.
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We're getting pucks out even if it's just flipping it into the neutral zone.
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Orad says this is flipping the way people have typically used business intelligence tools.
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Cook the tortilla, flipping once, until golden brown on both sides, about 3 minutes.
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"I was literally flipping a coin to pick some of these records," he says.
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Jeff Lewis has been known to fire an employee or two on Flipping Out.
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Working in batches, fry the donuts, flipping once until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Empire enthusiasts weren't just flipping out about the plot twists during last night's premiere.
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The "splatting" puns are meant to be the result of physically flipping the page.
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Cook the patties, flipping once, until golden on each side, 5 to 7 minutes.
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Home flipping can push prices artificially higher, especially in markets with the tightest inventory.
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As of Tuesday, Flipping Out had not yet been renewed for a twelfth season.
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Hader: Sally flipping the table on Barry and not being truthful in the scene.
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Las Vegas flipping is now at about 80 percent of its 15-year peak.
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When you're curling the ends, alternate between tucking them under and flipping them out.
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Republicans have long held the Georgia district, but Democrats have prioritized flipping the seat.
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Add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until crisp, about 10 to 12 minutes.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until browned all over, about 8 minutes.
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Opposed: Just don't act surprised when nobody wants to watch your coin-flipping league.
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Maybe Swift is flipping the narrative and directly digging West with her nude bodysuit.
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Meanwhile over 50,000 people have signed a petition to get Flipping Out another season.
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Add the tempeh and cook, flipping once, until golden and crispy, about 3 minutes.
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Add the sausage and cook slowly, flipping once, until cooked through, about 10 minutes.
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Maybe Siri missed that part, flipping over to Keeping Up with the Kardashians instead?
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When Mufasa rushes to Simba's aid, Zazu starts flipping out in the original movie.
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To one fan, he responded with a picture of him flipping off the camera.
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Form into 8 mini hamburgers and grill, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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The LCD screen is unimpressive and flipping it out is an unpleasantly stuttery affair.
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But Democrats are still optimistic about their chances of flipping the deep-red state.
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Inspired by the I Ching, a Chinese divination text, she begins flipping three coins
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You can also rig an "OR" gate, whereby flipping either lever energizes the wire.
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Some people reported during early voting in Texas that machines were flipping their votes.
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" "I've known all about flipping — for 30 or 40 years I've been watching flippers.
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In the game, you start off flipping burgers at a cafe in San Francisco.
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Flipping Out season 11 premieres tonight at 10:15/9:15 CT on Bravo.
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Jayapal asked Mueller to define "flipping" as Trump used the term in several tweets.
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He ended the meal by banging and flipping two sticks on the teppanyaki grill.
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Shaken, he stayed up all night, flipping between CNN, MSNBC and Fox until dawn.
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The two congressmen represent deep blue districts that Republicans have no shot of flipping.
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"It's called flipping, and it almost ought to be illegal," he told Fox News.
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The women of Ohio University's Delta Gamma sorority are flipping the script on stereotypes.
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Flipping an imaginary switch to revive the American coal industry is simply not possible.
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"Flipping the House is a minimum in terms of a successful year," he said.
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"They're flipping to data science with a high push for alternative data," he said.
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Place on the grill and cook, flipping once, until charred, 6 to 7 minutes.
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Fixing consoles involved weird methods like blowing on cartridges and flipping consoles upside down.
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In 2006 Democrats seized control of the House from Republicans after flipping 31 seats.
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The transition from cooking fine dining to flipping burgers was easier than it sounds.
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So, Ariel is completely flipping literate and, in point of fact, has excellent penmanship!
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Cook the slices of macaroni, flipping once, until golden brown and crispy, 3 minutes.
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I sometimes find myself flipping through profiles on apps without realizing why, feeling numb.
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Toast the tortilla, flipping once, directly on the burner, grandma style, about 2 minutes.
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Akin to flipping through radio stations, one hears news, ads, jazz, and Charles Ives.
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Despite my exhaustion, I spend the next two hours flipping through the big book.
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Unlike the others, who discovered it online, Robert heard about flipping from a coworker.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until golden, about 3 to 4 minutes.
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Fortunately, the new web series Full Movie Here is flipping that dynamic upside down.
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Go deeper: Trump says" flipping" for a reduced sentence "almost ought to be illegal."
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Add the latkes and cook, flipping once, until golden brown, 2 1/2 minutes.
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The flipping of a sleeve over an arm takes on a sudden dramatic urgency.
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Other celebrity Experiences available through Airbnb include flipping burgers with Donnie Wahlberg in Boston.
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And the only way to do that is flipping areas whose voters support Republicans.
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Working in batches, cook the beef, flipping once, until golden, 3 to 4 minutes.
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And flipping through the catalog was like strolling through a department store in Chicago.
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Tropical-storm-force winds hampered the efforts, flipping over some of the jet skis.
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This was also an era when some people were making small fortunes flipping houses.
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Pilots start some new Boeing planes by turning a knob and flipping two switches.
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But dozens of people have reported flipping over the handlebars after applying the brakes.
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Riders who quickly hit the brakes reported stopping short, then flipping over the handlebars.
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Working in batches, cook the hot dogs, flipping once, until golden, about 3 minutes.
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The fear of an arrested employee "flipping" and informing on the operation was constant.
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Then, flipping through the book, my eye snagged on a couple of picture-pages.
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Flipping means you're going to testify against your compatriots, your friends, your fellow conspirators.
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Shake Shack cooks switch spatulas for flipping patties and taking them off the grill.
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I began flipping light switches on and off (always in fives) in third grade.
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Some jurors could be seen at times flipping back through their notebooks and writing.
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As Freydin was flipping through the photos one of them struck her as familiar.
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Flipping the gender dynamics would lead to an entirely different story, several people argued.
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My first short haircut felt like my inner magnetic field flipping over 180 degrees.
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In Seattle, where prices are skyrocketing, flipping is drying up at a faster pace.
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My first nights on are always hard because I'm terrible at flipping my schedule.
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Jones, wearing a red wig and hoop earrings, stood behind a grill, flipping burgers.
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Flipping through, the pages jump between glittery gold and historical black-and-white photographs.
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I mean we have Parnas flipping, Rand Paul tripping, more depositions drip dripping out.
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Flipping their own decision in such a short amount of time would undermine that.
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They were flipping through silks in a variety of prints, including cars and skulls.
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Mr. Putin is frequently photographed shirtless on horseback, shooting tigers or flipping judo opponents.
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Flipping was "a thing" in the condominium conversion boom of the 1970s and '80s.
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Brown proceeds to open a coin-flipping app on her phone, according to WXIA.
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According to the Times, Ohr and Steele first discussed flipping Deripaska in November 2014.
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Democrats view flipping Tillis's seat as crucial to capturing a majority in the Senate.
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So his decision to retire gives Democrats a strong shot at flipping the seat.
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Trump is right to suggest that "flipping" can be unfair and susceptible to abuse.
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Not surprisingly, more money is going into flipping loans, especially with higher home prices.
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Other examples have involved people dancing to Drake or flipping a bottle of water.
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As I waited to board, I started flipping through the second magazine, Recoil Offgrid.
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A lot of call-ins about vote flipping at the voting booths in Texas.
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Flipping through the pages reminded me of the tactile joy and luxury of books.
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Cook for 2 minutes, flipping the fillet after 1 minute, until golden brown. 9.
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Maybe you've seen this movie on cable while mindlessly channel-flipping at 213 am.
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Add the potatoes to the grill and grill, flipping once, until crispy, 3 minutes.
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Working in batches, cook the shrimp, flipping once, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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"The surge in home flipping in the last three years is built on a more fundamentally sound foundation than the flipping frenzy that we witnessed a little more than a decade ago," said Daren Blomquist, senior vice president at Attom Data Solutions.
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It's a bit more complicated than flipping a switch to launch financial products across Europe.
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I'll be flipping around at night, and I'll come across it, and I'll watch it.
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Flipping a house and selling clothes are different things, but my ideas are really good.
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Money flipping is more prevalent on Instagram, but there are different scams on different networks.
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Kathryn—"robotically," the court said—jerked the wheel left, flipping the jeep into a ditch.
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"It's called flipping, and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said of Cohen's move.
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Working in batches, fry the wontons, flipping once halfway through, until golden, about 1 minute.
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One could make better predictions by flipping a coin than by looking at the polls.
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"All night long, I was just thinking about that oak tree flipping over," he says.
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Until a few days ago, scientists had no flipping idea what Jupiter's poles looked like.
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If she loses, Democrats' slim chance of flipping the Senate will likely go with her.
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I eat while flipping back and forth between watching Chopped and the Shark's hockey game.
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Hell, people are still flipping the Pen & Pixel style in 2017, whether ironically or not.
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A couple of years ago, I was flipping through one of my mom's fashion magazines.
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Renfro: One detail I noticed was in the yearbook Nina's flipping through on episode three.
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His surrogate is not the only Flipping Out colleague Lewis has fallen out with recently.
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So, in honor of women everywhere, we're flipping our iconic logo for International Women's Day.
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Flipping water bottles is the best sport in the world, and that is a fact.
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Heat the tortillas, flipping once, for 1 to 2 minutes, and transfer to a plate.
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Carefully add the pancake and cook, flipping once, until golden on each side, 4 minutes.
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He was also selling used cars on eBay and flipping houses purchased at police auctions.
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Sidney Torres has made an empire out of flipping houses — and he's sharing his secrets.
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There are also two buttons on the new device for flipping pages back and forth.
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But flipping it open and closed one-handed isn't as effortless as you might expect.
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Tomorrow, May 15, Uranus will move into Taurus for a nice, long, script-flipping stay.
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He plowed into four pedestrians, killing them, and hit two vehicles before flipping his car.
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Celebrities, they're just like us: Constantly flipping houses and starring in surprise-hit TV shows.
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They continued flipping and all lining up at half the speed of the laser pulse.
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And we'll have no reason to suspect Disick's house-flipping show will be any different.
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According to multiple sources, Pulos parted ways with Lewis's house flipping company Jeff Lewis Design.
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" The plates, however, are actually ornately disguised scratch tickets satirizing the practice of art "flipping.
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Flipping The SwitchI've thought about getting my own pierced, but it's not really for me.
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He coaches their baseball team and frequently sees his players bottle flipping in the dugout.
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League MVP Steph Curry flipping out, getting ejected, throwing his mouthpiece and hitting a fan.
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Support the Girls puts a Black woman at the forefront without completely flipping the script.
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The season finale of Flipping Out airs Tuesday, September 20, at 10/9c on Bravo.
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Her first assignment: flipping greasy burgers, the very food she was supposed to be avoiding.
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"This whole process has inspired us to possibly do a home-flipping show," Jesse says.
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What's also familiar is the phenomenon that taking a Bird (flipping a Bird?) has become.
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When listening to music while writing this review, I found myself actually flipping it around.
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Add the pork chops and cook, flipping once, until they are cooked to 135°F.
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The Geocast system works by automatically flipping between the two network tiers depending on availability.
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" On Friday's Jeff Lewis Live, Lewis said, "I do think Flipping Out is probably canceled.
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The Texas natives have been remodeling, renovating, and flipping houses together for about 12 years.
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She drowns every line and every hook in melancholy, flipping major chords into something mournful.
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Add the bread to the grill and cook, flipping once, until golden, 2 minutes. 4.
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What would you like to ask the panel about Cohen potentially flipping on President Trump?
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Add a scallion pancake and cook, flipping once, until golden on each side, 5 minutes.
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For the second group, it can be frustrating flipping through page after page of messages.
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But in reality, they could just be flipping pancakes, per usual, on the diplomatic griddle.
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Carrie Fisher was a woman of many great talents, chief among them flipping the bird.
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Now, stars and influencers alike are grabbing their round brushes and, well, flipping TF out.
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By flipping a switch up top, you slide a barrier in front of the camera.
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There's hardly any flipping evident, as the meat is only turned once it is golden.
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We're told the Volvo driver punctuated the exchange by flipping a middle finger at Aaron.
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For what it's worth, I don't think the same subgenre-flipping twist can work again.
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But that doesn't mean you're focusing on the phone — you're flipping between things really quickly.
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But then I realized those property flipping, negatively geared millionaires aren't haunted by these thoughts.
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Flipping increased in 22005 percent of U.S. markets, and the profits are growing as well.
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Reps for Bravo confirmed to PEOPLE that "nothing official has been determined" regarding Flipping Out.
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After a long hiatus we're flipping the switch on the new Verge newsletter: First Click.
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Now, by asserting the primacy of states rights, we're flipping that argument on its head.
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It feels like reading someone's journal; Skin is more like flipping through a design manual.
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We see them in the library, flipping between Sartre's existentialist philosophy and Toni Morrison's novels.
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But Trump did say he respected Manafort for going through the trial rather than flipping.
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The Nixonian dirty trick playbook is open and Donald Trump is flipping through the pages.
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This flipping process happens more or less instantaneously, with rare exceptions in my brief testing.
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Martha McSally and flipping a seat that had been in GOP hands for 24 years.
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The question now is whether these convictions will further concentrate Manafort on flipping against Trump.
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"It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said in an interview.
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"Flipping the house despite all the gerrymandering was no small feat," singer John Legend tweeted.
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In 2018, U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema, a Democrat, secured her win by flipping the county.
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So all the hedge funds and traders flipping ICOs need to first buy ETH coins.
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"I've been out of the theatre for so long," she said, flipping through the Playbill .
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Then we brought out the book bags and it was like flipping a light switch.
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"How is that any less 'obscene' than me flipping off the President?" she asked HuffPost.
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Democrats are optimistic that the Rohrabacher race provides a top chance at flipping a seat.
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Sharon Osbourne starred in a special about her real estate prowess called "Sharon Flipping Osbourne."
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There's one issue in American politics capable of flipping an entire election on its head.
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Republicans aim to stop Democrats from flipping 23 GOP-held seats and taking the chamber.
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"We're now flipping the switch," said Dieter Zetsche, chairman of Daimler, Mercedes-Benz's parent company.
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But then, starting around 2007, we started to see a lot of people flipping works.
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That's significant progress towards Brave's goal of flipping the online advertising model on its head.
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Producers are tapping into that whole 90s rave moment, but flipping it a little bit.
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The Nationals also seemed to be inadvertently picking on Herrera, flipping singles over his head.
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"It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said in the interview.
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Cook, flipping once, until golden on both sides and the edges are crispy, 3 minutes.
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Very lightly compress the sandwich, flipping it over twice so that it's evenly pressed. 10.
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The software, it analyzes all your data, making teensy tweaks, flipping bits here and there.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until golden and cooked through, about 8 minutes.
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Toss the tortillas on the grill and cook, flipping once until charred, about 1 minute.
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All that we've seen, and all that we've done and flipping that is for granted.
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If you're communicative from the beginning, you can have success flipping with friends and family.
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It is the lowest average gross flipping return on investment since the middle of 2015.
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MIT's Mini Cheetah robots are small quadrupedal robots capable of running, jumping, walking, and flipping.
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The scoreboard shuffled with every competitor like a train station departure board with flipping numbers.
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Flipping and conspiracy charges go hand-in-hand; the latter is what encourages the former.
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Home schooling consisted of an occasional morning in the basement flipping through books, nothing more.
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Now, we're flipping the script and asking you to tell us what we should read.
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Now, we're flipping the script and asking them to tell us what we should read.
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Democrats have an unexpected chance to turn the Senate blue by flipping just one seat.
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Let's see if I can give you another example — I'm just flipping through the book.
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On April 29, another soldier's status was changed from M.I.A. to K.I.A. I kept flipping.
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We were pretty occupied with waving the moths away and flipping them off our keyboards.
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"I still liked the flipping part, and I didn't want to lose that," Sophie said.
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During the 153 midterms, the GOP celebrated a huge win, flipping Missouri's US Senate seat.
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Flipping through stacks of vinyl, he stopped every so often to comment on a record.
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As expected, Democrats won a series of governors races, flipping seats in Illinois and Michigan.
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Flipping the speaker into Suspend mode, meanwhile, keeps the battery alive up to five days.
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"There's no rules on turning or flipping it because every oven bakes differently," she says.
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What's fascinating here is that flipping out on SNL actually seems like a rational reaction.
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It's possible that he'll plead guilty, but there's a difference between pleading guilty and flipping.
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All you need to do is add water to the mixture, then get to flipping.
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Stock indexes ticked lower on Thursday after flipping multiple times between small gains and losses.
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They were flipping through their books, trying to find something they could charge me with.
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He makes a living "flipping apps and advising startups," and had recently moved from California.
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The ad shows the phone in action, including flipping open to reveal one large screen.
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Besides announcing, Ahlum was in charge of flipping the lap number on the infield sign.
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This surge was driven by Zillow's home-flipping business, which was launched in April 2018.
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I could picture him flipping his hair through the phone line as he said it.
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When I felt confident enough, I got hands-on with synthesiser restoration and flipping synths.
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An earlier version incorrectly showed some states flipping back from having cases to having none.
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"I had to explain it to him via text," the former Flipping Out star said.
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WOLF: If Trump has done nothing wrong, why should he be concerned about people flipping?
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" Here's what the president says: "It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal.
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As on most Saturdays, he was at work, flipping crepes at his outdoor food stand.
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I think that (Ray Spalding) and (Jaylen Johnson), they take turns starting, flipping a coin.
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The new political activity is boosting Democrats' hopes for possibly flipping the state governor's seat.
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Huge crowd chanting and flipping off police in the heart of Hong Kong's business district.
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In addition to liberating the White House of Trump, flipping the Senate — and ousting Sen.
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Vicente González on why he's flipping his support from Julián Castro to Joe Biden. pic.twitter.
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The emails had been printed, and she was flipping through the pages considering the sequence.
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Fast-food chain McDonald's is flipping its golden arches upside down for International Women's Day.
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The number of people or companies flipping homes, 230,24.6, also jumped to a decade high.
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Flipping rates were highest in Memphis, Tennessee; Las Vegas; Tampa, Florida; Birmingham, Alabama; and Phoenix.
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After the housing bubble burst, he switched gears from selling mega-mansions to flipping properties.
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Some have called for a flipping tax to curb speculators from buying and selling houses.
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That outcome, Siegelman said, is akin to flipping a coin and always coming up heads.
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There are a variety of methods that resellers use when it comes to flipping sneakers.
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They also did well in areas that went for Obama twice before flipping to Trump.
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Watching the show is like flipping through a catalog of America's dysfunctions and societal problems.
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In the past, we were merely gazing into them, flipping channels with a remote control.
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Most recently, flipping his script, Trump said funding for the wall could wait until September.
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Working in batches, cook the ham, flipping once, until slightly crisped, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Ventilation shutdown, on the other hand, is just a matter of flipping a few switches.
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Working in batches, cook the langos, flipping once, until golden, about 3 to 5 minutes.
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In later episodes, the two are walking down the hallway and silently flipping each other off.
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You can sort of see the landscape by flipping the painting 90 degrees to the left.
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So if you're looking for someone to call bullshit, consider flipping the channel to Samantha Bee.
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Barclays currently sees the oil market flipping into oversupply in the first quarter of next year.
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Cosmic radiation flipping bits may sound like a rare occurrence, and in a way it is.
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Simpson posted footage of Eric Johnson flipping their 4-year-old son Ace in their pool.
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Choosing which new gaming console to buy involves a whole lot of flipping back and forth.
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"I can actually bend over unlike my mom," Brielle said after flipping over her real hair.
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With the calendar flipping to December, Utah onlyhas two nonconference games remaining on its home schedule.
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Hannah declined a final religious experience with Luke, flipping him the finger as he drove away.
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But if the coin followed the rules of quantum mechanics, the coin would be flipping midair.
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Top forecasters consider Democrats flipping the House and Republicans retaining the Senate the most likely outcome.
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But what happens here, Green flipping off the rim, is so much more terrifying, unnerving, upsetting.
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Flipping the screen upward would mean that the mic completely blocks the screen, rendering it useless.
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Except for this video of a guy flipping out over his new T-shirt folder thing.
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Mike pushes him, the boys tussle, and Elle reacts by flipping Lucas' body into the air.
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Cook, flipping once, until the potatoes crispy and the onions are golden, 7 to 9 minutes.
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Flipping through the book, I scanned the pages for the easiest recipe I could re-create.
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The video shows the marines searching the two-story house, flipping mattresses and rooting through closets.
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It gets into trouble, strutting on the ceiling and then flipping your entire apartment upside down.
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Fans could be seeing a lot more of Fletcher and Rodgers' flipping adventures in the future.
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Democrats just won the House majority in a landslide election by flipping more than 40 seats.
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It's nothing special by today's flipping, diving gymnastic standards, but there's an understated beauty to it.
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The stovetop caught fire as she was flipping the delicious slices, and the fire spread quickly.
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Cook on the grill, basting and flipping occasionally with set-aside mixture until fully cooked. Serve.
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" Lewis also debated Cohen's claim that he was "desperately trying to get [Flipping Out] on Netflix.
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The post also includes a video of Abraham flipping through a photo album with Sophia, 10.
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U.K. singer Robbie Williams has caused controversy after flipping off the camera during his latest performance.
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Add the watermelon "steaks" and cook, without flipping, until lightly golden and caramelized, about 3 minutes.
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Flipping from one alliance to another is a terrible choice, even if it is a #BigMove.
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Lewis previously spent more than a decade on the network as the star of Flipping Out.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until golden and cooked through, 10 to 12 minutes.
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It would provide a way to answer calls and adjust the volume without flipping your wrist.
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More like I was idly flipping through a book, and snippets stood out here and there.
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Eventually, Altman found success in flipping homes before the mortgage crisis and economy collapsed in 2007.
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It's tough to overstate what flipping, in such a public way at the White House, Reps.
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Grill, flipping once, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reads 165°F, 40 minutes.
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Full of undulating synths, like the wind flipping up a full skirt on a breezy day.
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When threatened, it pretends to be dead, flipping on its back and hanging its tongue out.
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Jeff Lewis may be (flipping) out of a job and is asking fans for their help.
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Reps for Bravo previously confirmed to PEOPLE that "nothing official has been determined" regarding Flipping Out.
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Just like the XPS 153, there's no crazy hinge or flipping display, just a pure laptop.
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People often dismiss service sector work as burger flipping, but that's a mistake for two reasons.
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Season the wagyu with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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As a mother, my stomach tightened up into a big tight ball and started flipping around.
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For one thing, her husband is flipping the fuck out over her possibly dying in childbirth.
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Still, the campaigns had their own lists of people they thought might be susceptible to flipping.
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House flipping is generally defined as buying and selling a home within the same calendar year.
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On the rear, that same jet crashing in to a wall, its pilot flipping the bird.
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But flipping upside down in a car crash would be scary, for both mom and child.
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"So I made it to Harvard...," she began her speech, flipping her long ponytail with confidence.
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A too-strong front brake could put riders at risk of flipping frontwards off the bike.
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Flipping it on its side to take it apart, until he's crawling back into the womb.
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Place the tortillas on the grill and cook, flipping once, until warmed, 1-2 minutes. 3.
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People are flipping over their iPhones to use the back as a palette for mixing foundation.
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Grill the lamb chops, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness, about 8 minutes for medium.
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It's like flipping through a design manual Streten's greatest strength is his penchant for sound design.
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They're flipping the traditional hierarchy of the CEO being on top and putting their staff upfront.
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Cook, without flipping, until the fat is rendered and the skin is crisp, 5–6 minutes.
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Grill the patties, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness, about 12 minutes for medium-rare.
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Conversely, the flipping of the Alabama Senate seat brings the GOP majority down to 51 seats.
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Big screen and then Blu-ray and then chance encounters late at night while channel flipping.
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At times, the relentless flipping of images — bison, goat, petroglyph, goat, petroglyph, bison — began to grate.
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Like millions of other Americans, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos got his start flipping burgers at McDonald's.
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FiveThirtyEight's House forecast says the Democrats have about an 85 percent chance of flipping the House.
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If you are flipping houses, the return on investment for these upgrades is easier to assess.
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Dan Donovan (R) on Tuesday, flipping the New York City's Staten Island seat in an upset.
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Brown then proceeds to open a coin-flipping app on her phone, according to the video.
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Lewis listed another home that was featured on Flipping Out for $8 million in October 2018.
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But try flipping this email mindset on its head and use email to proactively fuel success.
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That's as simple as flipping a coin twice and having it land on heads both times.
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Each time, the board upended completely, flipping a full revolution before her feet reached the deck.
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"It already felt rubbery when flipping, so I turned it over, pressed go again, and prayed."
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So without Nolan running for reelection, Republicans will have a strong shot at flipping the seat.
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You might run into additional expenses if the house you're flipping needs significant repairs, for example.
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"A number of universities have started to engage in something called 'flipping the classroom,"' he says.
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According to this AccuWeather video, it shows a bus flipping over during Cyclone Vardah in India.
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Instead of taking someone else's stuff and flipping it, I'm taking something unique that I've done.
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Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney has social media flipping out again — and not for her athletic abilities.
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Working in batches, cook the eggplant, flipping once, until golden brown, about 1 minute per side.
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They've poured more than $22,20163 into the race to keep it from flipping to the Democrats.
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Robotics are innovating and disrupting every facet of society from medicine to manufacturing to flipping burgers.
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Kristen Stewart's showing no signs of flipping back to team Robert Pattinson ... at least not yet.
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So you could just keep scrolling a very natural way, almost like flipping through a magazine.
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My normal duties are flipping cheeses, brushing cheeses, washing cheeses, and lots and lots of cleaning.
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Season the brisket with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until browned, about 5 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the shrimp, flipping once, until golden all over, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Add 2 steaks and cook, flipping once, until well browned on both sides, about 6 minutes.
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The company is effectively flipping a switch, adding the relevancy elements to its existing ad inventory.
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"He had the book in his lap, and he began flipping through the pages," Simon recalled.
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Endless scrolling and mindless channel flipping can drain you of mental strength for a few reasons.
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Add the burgers and cook, flipping once, until cooked to medium-rare, about 6 minutes. 6.
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If you are serious about making a living flipping homes, consider getting a real estate license.
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Swinging my legs or flipping my hair as I rose from the floor was much easier.
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Pennsylvania isn't the only state to get reports of vote-flipping problems during this election cycle.
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The state twice supported former President Barack Obama before flipping decisively for Mr. Trump in 2016.
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"Why don't we play open?" he said, flipping his rack around to show me his tiles.
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House Democrats had an incredibly good year in 2018, flipping a total of 40 Republican seats.
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They had dreams of flipping the Michigan House and the Florida Senate and came up short.
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Looking at the 2018-203 TV schedule is like flipping the dials on a time machine.
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In flipping coins, you'd think it would be rare to get 10 heads in a row.
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They are heavy yet well balanced, so flipping a pile of sizzling sugar snaps is easy.
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One solution could be flipping their bullpen-centric formula and building a stronger starting rotation instead.
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Either way, he recommended the obvious — shutting off the electric trim by flipping the cutout switches.
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This is also why Barton takes issue with the word "flipping" when referring to Zillow Offers.
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El Moussa's new solo show, "Flipping 101 w/ Tarek El Moussa," debuts on HGTV March 5.
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Virginia Democrats won a legislative majority for the first time since 1993, flipping historically Republican districts.
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He wrote in his journal that he made the decision by flipping a coin, they said.
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Democrats appear to have a better chance of flipping Collins' seat with him on the ballot.
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Trump overperformed in the industrial Rust Belt in that cycle, also flipping Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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If futzing with cable equipment or flipping between different streaming services *isn't* on your agenda — fair!
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Not everyone reacted with equanimity; one image in the series captures a man flipping Dvir off.
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An entire season in black and white, flipping to color once Saul or Jimmy has returned.
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Cook one of the patties, flipping once, until charred and cooked through, 4 to 5 minutes.
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Mack juxtaposes technology with nature, flipping back and forth between computer processors and fields of flowers.
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"They convinced me that this was not a hair pulling, table flipping reality show," she said.
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Notoriously thin-skinned, Correa made a habit of throwing people in jail for flipping him off.
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The loss resulted in the seats flipping from blue to red, not from red to blue.
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But as soon as it passed, they were back to spinning and flipping in the air.
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Add half of the dumplings and cook, flipping once, until golden, about 3 to 4 minutes.
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People are creating more innovative ways to entertain themselves with water bottles other than flipping them.
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While I found all of the other gesture controls intuitive, flipping the Glow never felt natural.
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I had assumed that the annual forecasts were essentially worthless — no better than flipping a coin.
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Home flipping was above 22014 levels in Buffalo, New York; Birmingham, Alabama; Cleveland, and San Diego.
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Home flipping grew nationally as 179,778 homes were flipped last year, the highest level since 2007.
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During the last housing boom, which precipitated the financial crisis, faulty mortgages fueled a flipping frenzy.
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They addressed it by flipping off the stabilizer cutout switches, in keeping with the emergency checklist.
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A doll vlogger YouTube channel, FiveDollStars, shared a video flipping through a 1999 American Girl catalog.
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"A lot of call-ins about vote flipping at the voting booths in Texas," Trump tweeted.
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Marina said what you'd expect from someone flipping 8-figure mansions ... "The sky is the limit."
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Season the burgers with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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The big question, though, is just what this flipping might entail — and whom Gates might implicate.
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Cook, stirring occasionally and flipping halfway through, until golden and crisp, about 3 to 4 minutes.
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I've made the case that this is all starting to feel like we're just flipping coins.
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WATCH THIS: Flipping Out Star Jeff Lewis Shows Off His Gorgeous Home Lewis also addressed a controversy from the day of the show's season 11 premiere in September, when he posted a promotional image from Flipping Out on Instagram and drew a red X over Pulos's face.
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"What the president's lawyers would say is that the president's statements about 'flipping' are quite clear and express and uniformly the same, which is by 'flipping,' he meant succumbing to pressure on unrelated cases to lie and compose in order to get lenient treatment," Mr. Barr said.
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By flipping on their alliance at the merge, Julia and Gavin gave themselves an almost impossible task.
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Bushra's son Ahmed was 22 then and got a job at a Five Guys franchise flipping burgers.
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Cook the challah in the skillet, flipping once, until golden on each side, 3 to 5 minutes.
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Flipping volume has been falling annually by double-digit percentages for three of the past six months.
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In fact, ZeroFox doesn't lay the entire responsibility of policing the money flipping scams at Instagram's feet.
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This Kickstarter is flipping the script by making a water bottle that serves as an organizational hub.
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A variety of other personalities and programs cover everything from flipping houses to buying real estate overseas.
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Utilize skewers and baskets for easy flipping You don't have to make kabobs to use a skewer.
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Some predict Democrats could take as many as 40 seats by flipping districts like Brat's in Virginia.
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Soon after, he headed home and back to the burgeoning house-flipping business he'd started with Jonathan.
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And the Big Fee, to go with the Big Clock, both flipping past in the top corner.
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After the call I asked about the deal; he told me he was flipping his third house.
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But you're not helping their gift-giving decisions in the future by flipping out over the shirt.
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Democrats face a daunting path to flipping the two net seats needed to take a Senate majority.
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But there's also something empowering, as a female listener, about flipping the lyrics to my own perspective.
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He thinks his reactor could do wonders here on Earth—so he's flipping the space technology script.
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Jenni Pulos, project manager on the home makeover show Flipping Out, is pregnant with her second baby.
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Police confirm that the car left a roadway in Fredon Township, flipping into a heavily wooded area.
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"As much as Jon James loved music and skiing and flipping, he loved cameras," reads the post.
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In the almost solidly blue state, grassroots momentum has largely focused on flipping Republican-held congressional districts.
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I'm flipping through it right now and I forgot that there's World of Tomorrow stuff in here.
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It's flipping the script on a creaky, kind of dopey comedy, rather than a beloved fan classic.
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"You can walk outside if you want," said the teenage girl, flipping through a stack of jeans.
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Swift is taking this old songwriting trick and make it new again by flipping the gender dynamics.
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Then when you see your matches, any shared interests are highlighted to make flipping through them faster.
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Samsung envisions the user constantly flipping and folding the Fold around as they rotate and switch screens.
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Flipping a switch could cause a song to play, while opening a drawer might unleash a butterfly.
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You'll also see appearances from Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran, Flipping Out's Jenni Pulos…and a mariachi band.
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Cook, flipping once, until bread is browned and cheese is melted, 2 to 3 minutes per side.
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John wasted no time brilliantly flipping the script ... telling our photog the question he should be asking.
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The borrowers would have to stay in the house for at least three years, to prevent flipping.
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But speaking to this congregation, occasionally flipping over pages of yellow legal paper, Moore appeared at ease.
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The EU is flipping the American system and saying that ISPs [internet service providers] bear the burden.
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"Kirk's flipping out like, 'I can't believe Prince wants to play my guitar,' " Fallon told the audience.
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China's outbound boom is flipping the script on globalization and stoking anxiety from Alabama to San Francisco.
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A flat silicone head makes flipping and turning delicate foods like eggplant steaks or tofu planks easier.
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An earlier clip showed Viall flipping a table before getting slapped by one of his romantic prospects.
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Just days ago, fans were flipping over Gaga's new dusty lilac hair on her fiancé's Instagram feed.
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In a year from now, we could have iOS 0003 or 14 suddenly flipping the incentives around.
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You turn it on by flipping it over, and it fills your room with warm LED light.
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Grill until chicken is cooked through, 10 to 23 minutes, carefully flipping about halfway through cook time.
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A white-supremacist site called Stormfront produced a photo of Martin with pants sagging, flipping the bird.
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The Queer Eye food expert and his boyfriend, Flipping Out alum Trace Lehnhoff, have split, PEOPLE confirms.
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The clip also stars his omnipresent muscles, which undoubtedly come in handy when flipping massive chicken drumsticks.
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She suggests getting back to real estate and flipping houses as a better use of his time.
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Making a universe-flipping movie like Flashpoint too soon runs the very real risk of undermining that.
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Instead of flipping the switch, tap directly on Do not disturb to enter the feature's settings menu.
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WATCH THIS: Flipping Out's Jeff Lewis and Gage Edward Are Trying for Baby No. 2 — a Boy!
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Still, flipping a governor's seat from red to blue isn't always enough to move Medicaid expansion forward.
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Ted Cruz, but he argues his race could be the key to flipping the Senate in 2018.
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If it's a horizontal bar, it can grip it and hang below, flipping up again when necessary.
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The smart home has to be as easy as flipping a switch to control a light bulb.
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WATCH THIS: Flipping Out's Jeff Lewis and Gage Edward Are Trying for Baby No. 2 — a Boy!
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By flipping the mouse controls on the side, it's like you're shaking a hand when using it.
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Between grilling hot dogs and flipping burgers, it's important to think about your pet during your barbecue.
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Cook until bread is golden brown and cheese has melted, about 2 minutes per side, flipping carefully.
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That means that Phil is slightly worse at predicting the end of winter than flipping a coin.
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And flipping those four states would have been enough to throw the Electoral College to Hillary Clinton.
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Season the scallops with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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"My dad emphasized that if you didn't go to college, you'd be flipping burgers," said Vick, 31.
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Scott Disick is getting his hands dirty flipping and remodeling high-end homes on his new show.
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According to Lewis, his Flipping Out contract expires on October 15 and has not yet been renewed.
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Many millennials have integrated themselves into all levels of today's workforce from burger flipping to high finance.
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Personally I've been able to earn an additional $2003-$30k flipping websites each year on the side.
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Even the man who put the Kardashians on TV is flipping out about Kylie Jenner's happy news.
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He also has experience flipping houses and opened a real estate company with his wife last year.
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In fact, when she first began flipping homes in Waco, Texas, she found herself playing it safe.
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"A war museum in Lviv gave these to us," he said, flipping them lightly between his palms.
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Starting next month, Double Eagle will drill on their leased land instead of flipping the mineral rights.
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Flipping the seat would give them a second major Senate win in the Deep South after Sen.
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Working in 2 batches, cook the breads, flipping once, until golden and cooked through, about 3 minutes.
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Rub the bread all over with oil and grill, flipping once, until charred, 1 to 2 minutes.
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"I make him laugh," Pulos, 43, tells PEOPLE of her method for the madness on Flipping Out.
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Etrit was 16 and Edi 20 when they started their first business, fixing, flipping and renting homes.
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On Thursday night, however, it shifted for the first time, flipping on its side and spinning around.
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"The back of it is wonderful," Smith said recently, flipping the box to reveal papier-mâché text.
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In a series of tweets last month, Trump sent a very clear message to Cohen about flipping.
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Now it seems that anyone objecting to things like bat flipping, which some consider taunting, is racist.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has come a long way from his summer job flipping burgers at McDonald's.
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Flipping through the book, there were photos from school, events, and they even added family stuff too.
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"We were just flipping breaking balls in there; we were hitting corners away," catcher Roberto Perez said.
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Flipping the 4 percent rule can help you figure out how big your portfolio needs to be.
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But flipping houses isn't as easy as reality TV makes it out to be — or as quick.
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House flipping involves buying an investment home, renovating it, and reselling it quickly to make a profit.
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According to the Daily Mail, Renner made $17 million between 2010 and 2013 just by flipping houses.
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This might help you realize that you spend way too much time flipping through Instagram, for example.
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He began flipping things on Craigslist — couches, appliances, phones, and other miscellaneous items — to make ends meet.
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Earlier this week it even flirted with flipping back to contango for the first time since January.
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One solution might be flipping the public message from the shot's perceived failures to its documented successes.
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Tricking is flipping, kicking, and twisting all in one, and I feel like that describes most superheroes.
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Cook the fish about 7-9 minutes, flipping it once (grip the head of it for support).
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Even after flipping Williams, Buffalo has Marcell Dareus, Kyle Williams, and Jerry Hughes on the defensive line.
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Add the steak, garlic, thyme, chilies, and ginger and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired temperature.
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Cook, without flipping, until the fat is rendered and the skin is crisp, 5 to 6 minutes.
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Add the mushrooms, garlic, and onion and cook, flipping once, until golden all over, 7 minutes. 4.
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Video obtained by Campus Reform shows several individuals flipping off Turning Point members and calling them racist.
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Furthermore, the Democrats need to specifically focus their strategy on flipping Republican districts in the 2018 midterms.
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Metropolitan areas that saw the highest flipping returns were Pittsburgh, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cleveland.
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Some of that increase was caused by voters already in those cities flipping from Republican to Democratic.
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After flipping it over to get a good look at the dessert, I gave it a try.
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We began by flipping through the photographs he shot at 17, when he worked for Look magazine.
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Brian tested out the phone's purported attention-grabbing abilities by conspicuously flipping it open at several bars.
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Freestyle skiing is the newest discipline, with skiers spinning and flipping in the halfpipe or over moguls.
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When Mulder is flipping through the photo album, I put some of my family photos in there.
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He gets the idea while flipping channels on TV and seeing one comedian after another imitate him.
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A record 254 women won elections across the United States on Tuesday, flipping seats and taking names.
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Democrats energized more than 300 districts to shift further to the left, flipping 29 from Republican control.
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Sticking to the script or flipping it totally, we don't care — we'll be tuned in either way.
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Tarek says he understood the real estate market but admitted that he wasn't well versed in flipping.
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We broke the story, Scott is starring in a home-flipping pilot executive produced by Kris Jenner.
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Born in Ecuador, Mucarsel-Powell beat Carlos Curbelo, the Rubio ally, in 2018, flipping a key seat.
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He started in 2004, after flipping through The Guardian and seeing some color close-ups of HIV.
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Flipping through the albums, I see our selective family history recorded in flashbulb splashes and unintended grain.
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It's a gentle, bar-shaped hand nudging the screen open, and a second hand flipping it closed.
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Whether it&aposs flipping houses or fix some up and rent some out, to the restaurant business.
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Andiola responded by flipping open her laptop and filming a video that she posted to social media.
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In December, Heze, a city in eastern China, reversed a rule designed to curb real estate flipping.
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Her fans love her in part because of her commitment to thrifting, "flipping" clothes, and sustainable fashion.
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The Cook Political Report now lists 66 Republican-held House seats as in serious danger of flipping.
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While flipping the Senate appears daunting for Democrats, the party does have a path to do so.
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One surfer tips forward and face-plants, board flipping skyward in a white polyurethane flag of surrender.
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After flipping eight legislative chambers since 2018, Democrats now hold both chambers in 19 states, including Virginia.
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Caldwell didn't listen, and he managed to turn flipping guns into a substantial business, prosecutors later said.
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The last-minute flipping of playoff seeds could have a huge impact on the AFC playoff picture.
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"This is like flipping open the phone book and picking someone on page 325," the source said.
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Trump -- perhaps spooked at the possibility of Stone flipping -- conspicuously declined to rule out a presidential pardon.
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Krysten Sinema bested a Republican opponent, Martha McSally, with Democrats also flipping McSally&aposs former House district.
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After flipping a photo, for example, someone looking to the right would be looking to the left.
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The defenseman ended the charge by flipping his third goal over Rask at the 41-second mark.
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If President Trump really wanted to "outlaw" flipping as he has suggested, he could do it today.
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Working in batches, add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until the fat has rendered, 9 minutes.
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Enthusiasm for flipping, the practice of buying property to renovate and sell at a profit, is surging.
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Seeing IWORK or YMEN in one's puzzle would be mystifying, flipping into hopefully a solid "Aha!" moment.
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"It's not as big an effect as flipping a growing economy to one in recession," Masket said.
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Take care when flipping the burgers; they have a high fat content and can break easily. 6.
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Perhaps the high-flying multimillionaire will tire of his new lifestyle and reassess the wisdom of flipping.
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One small joy of sleep is flipping over the pillow and feeling the relief of the cooler side.
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Cudi flows on point, flipping his pace when needed on the track, keeping it on point and thoughtful.
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Jeff Lewis's surrogate has dropped her lawsuit against the Flipping Out star and his ex-partner, Gage Edward.
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Since then, it's shown the world not only a door-opening dogbot, but a back-flipping Atlas humanoid.
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As Fletcher's fans know, this is making good use of the house-flipping skills she's developed since childhood.
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Now the kids are learning about probability, fractions and percentages while bottle flipping, and they're enjoying it too.
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Cassandra and Harry are playing the two characters, and the scene we see involves them flipping a coin.
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Increase the heat to medium-high and toast the buns, flipping once, until golden, about 3 minutes. 3.
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Earlier this year, we saw Flippy the burger-flipping robot take up residence in a Californian burger restaurant.
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A Philadelphia legislator stirred controversy for a social media post of him flipping off Vice President Mike Pence.
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"She was flipping out, but she was mean, she was evil, so they kept doing it," Leguizamo recalled.
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Philip walked away from the accident uninjured after flipping his Land Rover following a collision with a Kia.
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Vaughan, who previously worked on the Hillary Clinton campaign, is focusing on flipping Virginia House of Delegates seats.
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Now, if you're wondering why we call it flipping the bird, well, the answer is kind of simple.
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Meanwhile, only a handful of Democrat-held seats appear to be in danger of flipping to the GOP.
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The singer added a new tattoo to his huge collection, and fans are flipping over the fresh ink.
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In 1990 a McDonald's sprang up in Pushkin Square, flipping burgers for 19803,000 Muscovites on its first day.
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Fast-food firms and hotel chains are shifting from flipping burgers and making beds to selling branding rights.
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The market is not speculative as flipping buildings is absent and foreign money is long-term, he said.
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There are also a few environmental puzzles that involve performing minor tasks like flipping switches and pushing crates.
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Modi decided instead of flipping all these amazing diamonds he had sourced, why not start a jewelry line?
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However, if the bulls are right, Wynn could be on the verge of flipping the script in 2020.
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I was flipping through TV channels absentmindedly when my mother came over to me and kissed my forehead.
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"We started buying houses, renovating them and flipping them right as the housing market was crashing," he said.
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Now, with Blast, Cruttenden is flipping the script and providing investment perks for people who're playing video games.
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The Guardian GT's control system allows it to take on delicate tasks, like pushing buttons and flipping switches.
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Oh, there's also a lot of cool gravity-flipping effects viewed through a soft and gentle Instagram filter.
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Former Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher and her fiancé Jordan Rodgers have been hard at work flipping a house together.
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"By lot" can mean any number of random methods, including drawing straws, drawing cards, or flipping a coin.
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Flipping the original version's script without understanding any of its messages was always going to be a problem.
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Antonio Delgado defeated Republican incumbent John Faso in the race for New York's 19th District, flipping the district.
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Flipping Out fans take note: You can now get the full Jeff Lewis treatment in your own home.
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To be clear, the market isn't exactly a 50-50 proposition, like flipping a fair coin would be.
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Iglesias got the assist by flipping the ball to first base with his glove instead of his hand.
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You'll also be able to turn on Do Not Disturb by flipping the phone facedown on a table.
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Unlike, say, bat-flipping, grunting in tennis has been shown to give the player responsible a definite advantage.
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Working in batches, place doughnuts in oil and cook, flipping once, until puffed and golden, about 3 minutes.
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Flippy the burger-flipping robot is already on break just one day after it started working at CaliBurger.
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Democrats' chances of flipping GOP House seats in 5 special elections, ranked So what does it all mean?
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Bake at 425°F until lightly puffed and beginning to brown, about 14 minutes, flipping after 7 minutes.
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I reverse into Teis, a Dane wearing a sensible backpack, who is flipping through a New York guidebook.
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Remember the feeling of flipping through channels aimlessly, and not landing on anything interesting enough to stop scrolling?
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If you thought watching Westworld was like flipping through a blood-soaked college philosophy textbook, you weren't wrong.
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She commits so hard to flipping off her meek reputation that even her encouraging best friend is surprised.
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He's spending Tuesday evening in Pennsylvania, a swing state that twice backed Barack Obama before flipping to Trump.
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Founded in 2018, the startup wants to "change the mindset" of customers by flipping the traditional insurance model.
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Working with one ribeye at a time, cook, flipping once, until well browned and cooked to desired doneness.
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But don't use it in Brazil unless you're feeling contemptuous: It's roughly the same as flipping the bird.
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Flipping a light switch is less cumbersome than what is involved in turning on lights via an app.
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Melyssa was travelling on an L.A. freeway when an 18-wheeler clipped her Jeep, flipping her multiple times.
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Flipping through The Nightcap feels a lot like reading a story on Snapchat or browsing a Twitter Moment.
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These proteins predictably bind and release your DNA, flipping thousands of genes on and off in synchronized choreography.
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Philip walked away from the accident uninjured after flipping his Land Rover following a collision with a Kia.
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Terry Francona, the Cleveland Indians manager who just can't stop flipping off TV cameras, is on a roll.
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But his background in building and a talent for restoring homes found him starting a business flipping houses.
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