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Some of its high-profile moves to adapt – buying the developer of the Draw Something game just as that craze peaked – flopped dramatically.

Her friend, Jekia Brockman, looked around at the women crying – one of whom flopped over dramatically as yet another state was said to be leaning Trump – and said: "It's not unbelievable.

On the American side that uncertainty around intentions has seen Donald Trump flip-flop so dramatically that in a handful of days he has somersaulted from suggesting first that his country was rushing for the exit on Syria to a situation where military strikes seem likely.

When 1985's album Don't Stand Me Down, still considered by many his masterpiece, flopped, his career nosedived, dramatically leading to bankruptcy and a spell in rehab.

Whitman's script, fatefully, included her opposition to the comprehensive immigration reform and pathway to legalization policies she once supported -- but dramatically flip-flopped on to win the Republican primary -- and her call for a crackdown on employers of illegal immigrants.

But we all had to laugh out loud when the man-animal dramatically "died" and flopped into the undergrowth.

Insertion of the pore into the membrane dramatically accelerates transmembrane phospholipid flip-flop.

This followed a bizarre flip-flop over the weekend, when a tearful Dr Mahathir dramatically quit at a party conference, only to retract his resignation an hour later.

The story behind the United States' flip-flop over the TPP is also one of two dramatically different presidential styles.

Unfortunately for the author, events at DaimlerChrysler have also moved on dramatically in the past year, and the merger is in danger of being a huge flop.

He celebrated the end of his trek by dramatically kissing a woman — a picture that ended up on his blog — and belly-flopping into the Pacific Ocean.