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flip-flop

noun as in change of mind

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She flip-flopped between private and government work, drawing criticism from groups like Consumer Watchdog for her “revolving door” career.

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“The flip-flop developments in US-China tariffs war have added volatility to the market, further fueling trading activity.”

Even flip-flops—praising and then admonishing Russia, setting up and breaking off deals with China—aren’t really a surprise.

Asked if he changed because the flip-flops had blood on them, he said: "No."

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She described clothes worn by the suspect at the time as "a two-tone grey jacket, dark on the body and light on the arms, black cargo trousers and flip-flops".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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