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| + | *[[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. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:21, February 27, 2012
"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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