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flip

noun as in throw, jump with abandon

verb as in throw, jump with abandon

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They then collect the items that have more than one sticker and do a trade or flip a coin to decide who gets what.

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The flip side of his enormous intellect, say critics, is a towering arrogance that alienated many over the years.

And while job cuts can drive cost efficiencies, McHugh is also thinking about the flip side.

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Ohio Republicans, who conducted court-ordered redistricting, struck a deal with Democrats on a map that makes a Republican flip more likely — though not guaranteed — in two Democratic-held seats.

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Here, tens of thousands of lights instantly flip on for arguably Southern California’s most memorable Christmas light display.

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