flip-flop

Beauden Barrett and Damian McKenzie use their combination of fast-twitch fibres and game-smart grey matter to flip-flop between the two play-making roles down in New Zealand.

Donald Trump made another flip-flop when it comes to his view of Taylor Swift, dismissing the singer's fresh endorsement of Kamala Harris and claiming to not be a fan of her music.

The flip-flop is one of many instances in which Trump has taken opposing positions on abortion policy since he took credit for ending Roe v.

Trump’s campaign has entered somewhat of a tailspin amid disastrous polls and a 4-day DNC that locked him out of the press cycle, made apparent by a flip-flop on Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, who Trump decried for nearly four years for resisting pressure to overturn the 2020 race in his state.

The 48-year-old led a group of four engineers tasked with replacing a Trisomat screen, known colloquially as a "flip-flop", at a materials recycling facility on Twelvetrees Crescent in Bow, east London.