Word: flips
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...When students see officers they know, they feel they are less likely to oppress them and bully them. On the flip side, when police officers see students they know [at demonstrations] who they understand are there to make a point, it defuses tension," Riley says...
...always flip a coin before these things to decide who has to speak first," Tilby said. "I think it's my turn, though...
...actually started to follow them after a while. It's an actual science. If you follow them, they get paranoid. You flip the script on them," DiCaprio explains, refusing to release any more antipaparazzi intelligence...
...flip sides of the two matches, the men defeated their Quaker counterparts 9-0 on Saturday, while the women fell to Princeton in another 5-4 heartbreaker...
...that Gore is the only hedger in the race. Bush fudges whether he intends to make abortion illegal, as the Republican platform he embraced would do. His insistence that being a Bush closed as many doors as it opened is a Clintonian fable. Bradley's signature flip-flop is on ethanol, which he once damned as a ludicrous subsidy; but as a presidential candidate he embraced it after saying a bit disingenuously that Iowans had helped change his mind. Bradley didn't reveal his heart ailment until it forced him to the hospital. He has yet to release his medical...