Difference between revisions of "Flip flop"

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"Flip-flop" could refer to any of the following terms:

Flip-flop (electronics): an important element in sequential electronic circuits
Flip flop (politics): the tendency to reverse and contradict one's stated views, usually under popular pressure
Flip flop (footwear): a simple casual sandal comprising only of a leather or rubber sole, straps and with neither an upper nor heel.

Flip flop has more than one meaning. As such, this article is merely a disambiguation page, listing articles associated with Flip flop.

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-{{quotebox|All politicians flip and flop, dating from the early days of the republic when a right honorable gentleman could be for hanging horse thieves in one town and prescribe [[Christian]] mercy down the railroad line, and get away with it. The invention of the telegraph ruined that. [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/jul/15/when-both-guys-look-like-losers/ Wes Pruden] }}
+"Flip-flop" could refer to any of the following terms:
-[[Category:Quotes]]
+*[[Flip-flop (electronics)]]: an important element in sequential electronic circuits
+*[[Flip flop (politics)]]: the tendency to reverse and contradict one's stated views, usually under popular pressure
+*[[Flip flop (footwear)]]: a simple casual sandal comprising only of a leather or rubber sole, straps and with neither an upper nor heel.
+{{Disambiguation}}