Also included on the flip side of the disc is a vastly inferior full screen version. |
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On the flip side, minority Rover drivers are idiot boy-racers who still can't figure out which vehicles get right of way at a roundabout. |
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The flip side is that some on the left have been disappointed by the lack of significant redistribution of wealth from capital to labour. |
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On the flip side, there was some good volleyball played during the tournament. |
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On the flip side, indie developers do get recognition from the online gaming community if their title is good. |
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On the flip side, The Byrds recorded a lot of songs over a very short amount of time. |
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On the flip side, an understanding of the inherent risks involved has been fairly limited. |
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The study sheds light on the flip side of memory research, which often focuses on how to improve recall. |
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On the flip side, hardcore arcade hounds and video jockeys despised the game for its limited combo system and unbalanced cheap-hit ratio. |
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He is the flip side of Martin Scorsese, another director for whom rock music is like oxygen in the blood. |
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But the flip side to that is now the Spartans get to play seven unranked teams in a row. |
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On the flip side of the coin they cost the British tax payer millions every year, and have become out of touch with the public. |
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Slightly disappointing, I'd have liked the hike in pay and the new location, but on the flip side, the job would have been a McJob. |
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On the flip side, many people self-medicate to try to ease the pain in their lives. |
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Researchers ascribe this strange state of affairs to dark energy, an entity that's the flip side of gravity. |
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On the flip side, cognition has improved in demented or impaired people given nutritional support. |
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An alienated and fearful public is the flip side of an isolated and purposeless elite. |
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On the flip side, the district has the dubious distinction of registering the highest number of cases of atrocities against women. |
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On the flip side, an auditor is punished, in a sense, for being diligent by excluding himself from consideration for certain good jobs. |
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The flip side is the ongoing legal action against downloaders launched last year. |
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The flip side is the work culture and manager's attitude to the uncovering of errors. |
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The flip side to that, however, is that it also nearly bankrupted us in the process. |
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On the flip side though, I am glad that they ordered the episodes according to airdate rather than production order. |
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The insistence that hate could be entirely quenched was earlier explained as the flip side of loving your neighbor. |
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They achieve this by putting the full screen version on the flip side of the disc. |
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On the flip side of the disc there is a pan and scan version of the film that is to be avoided at all costs. |
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Now, the flip side of the heartbreaking stories we've had to bring you in abundance this week are the breathtaking stories of survival. |
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On the flip side, some parts of the plot that aren't explained still seem to be vital to the story, so several chapters are clear as mud. |
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Continuing to treat a patient long after it is clear the chosen treatment is not working can be seen as the flip side to abandonment. |
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On the flip side, tons of dot-coms went out of business because they followed fads that they thought were permanent market changes. |
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On the flip side, what many wireless users don't realize is that going wireless can compromise their network's security. |
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The flip side, of course, is that it will show up any career breaks so you'll need to be prepared to talk about them. |
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On the flip side, the shared services group, according to several former technology leaders, often steamrolls business unit wishes. |
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On the flip side, in many leagues you also can pick up players who are traded to your league. |
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The flip side of Bob's obsession was a feeling of fury that overcame him when he hit a shot that didn't meet his expectations. |
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This is the flip side of the band's debut, when clubs become crowded with gangsters instead of the young and beautiful. |
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The flip side is that if your teen does get a ticket in the first six months, driving privileges are forfeited for the next six months. |
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In a brilliant insight, Furedi claims that this instrumental downgrading of knowledge is just the flip side of postmodern irrationalism. |
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And anyway isn't all that an indivisible flip side of other more positive aspects of masculinity? |
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A full-screen pan-and-scan version is also provided on the flip side of the disc. |
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On the flip side, some corporations set professional wages based on national versus regional averages. |
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The flip side of the coin is that hotels located in the heart of the city cost more. |
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The flip side of greater certainty that those with jobs will remain employed is greater certainty that the unemployed will remain unemployed. |
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But on the flip side, it also limits a mutual's ability to raise capital for growth. |
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But on the flip side could be instanced fleeting moments when rhythmic control was a little wayward and when ensemble unity was not quite perfect. |
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She wondered if maybe she accidentally received the flip side image! |
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As always my favourite is found grazing idly on the flip side. |
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This is a most welcome development but the flip side to this is that diggers arrived back into the village to dig up some more roads and lay new kerbs. |
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On the flip side, reporters usually understand we also have a job to do. |
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The flip side is that the Bulldogs can play with just about anyone. |
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That brings us to the flip side of what we're seeing these days. |
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They lack diva scale, and they probably always will, because that is the flip side of their virtues, their normalness and balance. |
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On the flip side, a smart tea maker that knows just when you're in need of a cuppa could be very handy indeed. |
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Of course, the flip side of the Internet — fans' unforgiving nature — is never far away. |
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Then on the flip side, there's this unfettered fluidness that is true of the Mad Hatter and White Queen. |
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The flip side of a diverse movement and strategy is that they lose coherence and fail to move forwards. |
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Also on the flip side you can be grateful that you won't be going through this experience again. |
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On the flip side, for those buying a used catamaran, custom catamarans and trimarans can be a fantastic bargain on the brokerage market. |
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On the flip side, the power steering felt a bit overly assisted at times, preventing us from fully appreciating every turn of the wheel. |
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But the flip side is that they will punish those they see as being unhelpful. |
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The flip side of that is that we are living longer so the retirement years are becoming more extenuated. |
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On the flip side, many corporations and employees are turning to alternative employment arrangements, such as freelancing and contract work. |
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The flip side of that, though, is their passion for the soul music of the past, and for its promise of redemption. |
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On the flip side, when insurers fail to meet their benchmarks the government helps absorb those costs. |
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On the flip side are equally over-inflated claims made by superfood detractors. |
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On the flip side, if a woman died in childbirth or from consumption, the man remarried or hired someone. |
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The flip side is the hypocrisy of not admitting the U.S. need for cheap labor, which contradicts its schizoid defensive posture of trying to stem the tide. |
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Of course, the flip side of the coin is if they do not wish to come back that is their right to do so as well. |
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On the flip side, then, positive reinforcement works well on many pets. |
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On the flip side, things can spiral downward when communication breaks down and employees feel disconnected from the farm operation. |
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The flip side, however, is that this flexibility comes with more risks from a public policy perspective. |
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On the flip side of this light diagnostics is the customer's reaction to good advice. |
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The flip side of this coin is that people were also very concerned about the safety of fish as a food source. |
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The main theme expressed here was the flip side of the threats or challenges of technology. |
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On the flip side of discipline, it's vital to praise children and give them attention when they do something good. |
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The flip side of this desire to be empowered was the frustration and anger we found when parents were ignored and not asked to help. |
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At the same time, it will tackle the challenge of illegal work, which is the flip side of strengthening mobility. |
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On the flip side, the term 'upside capture' measures a fund's performance in up markets relative to an index. |
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Unbeknownst to the vast majority of straphangers, the humble MetroCard is essentially a floppy disk, uniquely identified by a serial number on the flip side. |
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On the flip side, the report calls Houston, Denver, Phoenix, Atlanta and Dallas to the carpet for a repeat pattern of overbuilding flat, sprawling topographies. |
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Of course, the flip side of such promise is the potential for humiliation. |
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Were you playing up or, on the flip side, shying away from portraying a romantic attraction? |
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The flip side is that a lot of times too much praise is heaped upon us. |
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On the flip side, I do believe that if it is ever completed and fully crewed it will be producing significant amounts of first-class research in microgravity. |
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The flip side is the omnipresent street and its constant call to Michel. |
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The flip side is that Zambian society has become more homogenized. |
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I will be waiting for the Minister of Health to give the flip side, and I am hoping that he will, with a very aggressive, well-funded program to help young New Brunswickers to quit smoking and not to start smoking. |
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The flip side of the weakening greenback over the past few years has been the recovery of the Canadian currency from around 62 cents to over 80 cents today. |
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Heat balling is the flip side of bees nursing larvae in a nest, says Seeley. |
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On the flip side, many artists haven't the foggiest notion on how to run a business or promote themselves. |
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The flip side is that people who live in conditions of affluence have very little sympathy with the suffering and the epidemics of people on the other side of the world. |
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Of course, the flip side of this observation is that there is an opportunity for governments to develop a standardized instrument so as to facilitate comparisons. |
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The flip side of a longer frost-free season is a shorter frost season, and that is a benefit to governments that have to keep roads ice-free and for individuals and transportation companies that have to deal with ice hazards. |
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The flip side is killer female fronted spazzery that's even a little catchy. |
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The flip side of the coin is that we should also have the right incentives for the private sector to work towards enhancing the public good and the productivity of collective action by governments. |
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If the causality detected is the opposite, this would be interpreted as a healthy situation where credit growth is the flip side of the catching-up process. |
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On the flip side, we must provide legal aid for proper representation. |
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On the flip side, it provides additional protection to the battlement hexes against which it is built in the event of a direct shot from these siege engines. |
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On the flip side, there are common denominators in science instruction among all five nations. |
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In this instance, though, the University of Kentucky is experiencing the flip side of that power — the negative impact of an unfounded rumor that flows across a world seemingly without check. |
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While the fish curry and exemplary rice show the good side of such a strategy, a succession of mild-mannered and unmemorable dishes is the flip side. |
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The flip side of the coin is the proposal for biometric indicators for passports and visas which should have set civil liberty alarm bells ringing loudly but which seemed not to trouble the summit at all. |
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But honestly, on the flip side, I think it did break the image. |
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The ugly non-Russians of the jokes and of the other marginalized images of non-Russians are the flip side of a heavy handed Russian Europeanism. |
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On this take, our inequality is just the flip side of our equality. |
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Certainly the flip side of these issues might be considered for extroverted clients. |
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I was arguing that to some extent, more as the devil's advocate I suppose, but now my colleague from the Bloc brings the other side of the question, the flip side. |
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This is the dark side of Being Digital, the flip side of Wired magazine's bright outlook, and Grossman does an excellent job of exploring it. |
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On the flip side, in-vehicle electronics, most notably telematics, will continue to prosper. |
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On the flip side, seven per cent of producers aged 40 and over believe their farm or business will be much worse off in five years, as compared to only three per cent of young producers. |
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On the flip side, I've had some guys say it's not worth the hassle. |
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On the flip side, forward visibility is excellent thanks to the sloping hood and the available adaptive headlights which optimize lighting in corners. |
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On ther flip side to the advertisers are still spending online. |
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He also employs clever pairings in which formal pleasure is the flip side of a perceptual or interpretive conundrum. |
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On the flip side, the return of junior Elijah Fossas from a bad back injury has been a blessing. |
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On the flip side, some fabricators still look at assemblers as the enemy and at designers as wing-nut gear heads who are out to destroy the world of fabrication. |
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The flip side is that it can be a huge hindrance or tattletale if we don't pay strict attention to the material we allow to be distributed, or the photos we post. |
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