Second, the White House flip-flop on Jackson-Vanik means sluicing money into a still unreformed command economy.

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So if you have to go in this direction, is this a flip-flop on his position?

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The number and distribution of big hurricanes seems to flip-flop between two fairly stable patterns.

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"Where they are getting in hot water is the successive flip-flop of strategies, " he says.

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In the choice between another strategic flip-flop or doubling down on a bad bet, Whitman made the right decision.

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Ultimately, the President went along with this flip-flop, in the process disregarding strong Pentagon objections on national security grounds.

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Reduced to soundbites, the first sounded callous and the second like a flip-flop.

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Either this was false, or her taped conversations are false: either way, her flip-flop makes her a suspect witness.

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One part was true, and that had to do with public financing, that indeed Obama did flip-flop on public financing.

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Only this spring, once Bench had flip-flop samples in hand, did Harrington and his wife, Jean (Bench s godmother), make a low-six-figure investment.

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But look at medians instead of averages and the results flip-flop to 18.1% for tight money and 12.4% for loose money.

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Four are designed to help you execute flip-flops, and four will help you appreciate the value of a flip-flop by others.

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Otherwise the place is all about flip-flop simplicity with a beck-and-call staff.

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Mr Obama's flip-flop on public finance is certainly cynical (and his willingness to justify it as an act of high principle even more so).

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Presumably, Tom also had picked out his clothes for the meeting--a T-shirt, cut-off jean shorts and flip-flop sandals--and the brand of gum he was chewing.

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Every summer New Yorkers hear a steady thwack of rubber slapping pavement as flip-flop-wearing interns pour out of subways and into offices across the city.

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So the RNC video makes it look like a clear flip-flop.

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He combines stubbornness with an impulsive tendency to flip-flop on issues.

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Bill Adair, the editor of PolitiFact.com, has been helping us sort through some of the candidates' claims, and today he's here whether Barack Obama did flip-flop.

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Not only did Newt flip-flop on his position, he outright lied when he said that he has fought the notion of mandates at his Center for Health Transformation.

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