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On the flip side, some ambitious Chinese entrepreneurs are trying to make it in Africa. For more, see here.

On the flip side, this may encourage her to look as hot as possible as well.

The flip side is also true: Music sales have always been a side business for Apple, and that's even more true now in the app economy.

On the flip side, receiving care from a mother's preferred child did not affect the mom's psychological well-being, she said.

The flip side of his wondrous ability to focus was his fearsome willingness to filter out things he did not wish to deal with.

While loose monetary policies and availability of easy credit have triggered growth, there has been a flip side to it as well.

However, the flip side of that point raises an interesting question: how great can these performances be if the film is still bad?

And on the flip side, how often are we prepared to hear an honest answer?

The dark flip side of this openness to the new is a deplorable indifference to preserving the old.

It would be nice to have that healing power, but the flip side of it is runaway cell reproduction--cancer.

On the flip-side, if I wanted more control I could have it, as my little experiment with versioned deployments showed.

On the flip side of winning an award, running a competition can be just as beneficial to your analytics stats.

The flip side of that concern, as you can imagine, comes from the people runing some of the cameras.

And that, of course, is the ugly flip side of Hazlitt's glimmering coin of hatred.

on the flip side, you'll be freer to focus on your core uniqueness and the demographic to which it applies.

On the flip side, I don't get to see pictures of my little cousins whom I never see in real life on Twitter.

This is the flip side of "It's my life, " and "You're not the boss of me, " and other eloquent proclamations of your generation.

Critics of the Canadian banks reckon that their conservatism was the flip side of a cosy oligopoly.

On the flip side, the power of an integrated social networker can get an under par article onto the "popular" page of a social network.

Economists know it as the Balassa-Samuelson effect: persistent inflation is the flip side of a secular manufacturing boom.

But bride Ortiz sees a flip side for her gender, especially those in abusive households.

Might sound like a repeat of the point above, and in some way it is -- but it's highlighting the flip side.

Eating out can be expensive in Britain but on the flip side there is a wide variety of cuisine from all over the world.

On the flip side, they should be significant enough to demonstrate the value and vision behind your long-term SOA roadmap.

Your other personality is trying to draw your attention to the flip side of the discussion.

the flip side of that temper made all the effort of staying on the roller coaster worthwhile.

In many ways this form of adult intervention is simply the flip side of the commercial sexualisation of children.

The main drawbacks of the code generation approach are the flip side of its advantages.

The flip side of an inability to see the wood for the trees is being very, very good at seeing trees.

On the flip side, when the most well-off Americans were asked to pay a little more in the 1990s, we were warned that it would kill jobs.

The ugly flip side of leverage is now obvious, and massive write-downs have shattered confidence in Wall Street's risk-management machinery.

Longevity is the flip side of mortality, as Jews who survived the twentieth century do not need reminding.

On the flip side of conversion is the much larger group of travelers who shop, but do not complete a booking.

Either way, stagnation in the multilateral arena is the flip-side of deals like the US-South Korean one.

The flip side of the lack of confidence in stocks is an overextended bull market in fixed-income securities, Buffett said.

The safety problems of the chemicals industry are, in a sense, the flip side of the spectacular growth of the economy in recent years.

On the flip side, OPEC is likely to broadly maintain supply curbs over the coming months and this could provide some price support.

"It's the flip side of what we said [about strong new business growth], " he said.

In fact, the superorganism scenario is in a sense just the cosmic flip side of the diagnosis offered by Carr and other techno-skeptics.

Shortly after his paper on the end of the dollar, Mr Zhou published his thoughts on high savings rates, the flip side of US borrowing.

On the flip side, he didn't make it into the bottom three either.

On the flip side, the profession also gains a chance to understand those whom it serves.

First, the flip side of better-than-expected corporate profits is real financial and consumer pain.

On the flip side, state media have gone out of their way to publicize morality tales showing the heroism and generosity of ordinary Chinese.

Or consider the flip side, the Bernie Madoff too-good-to-be-true flipside of invisible riches that never appear.

That's the flip side of the inflated prices associated with a bubble, Zhang explains.

On the flip side, I think Yao really needs to now expand his game if he cannot seal his man and be dominant with the fronting issue.

On the flip side, the women who slept more than nine hours per night were 37 percent more likely to have heart trouble.

On the flip side, experts say women often withhold sex as a weapon of last resort when their partners refuse to or don't lose weight.

The flip side of that, she says, is that nothing, once they get into the workforce, has been handed to them.

Of course, the logical flip-side of packaging is import, Scala's mechanism for bringing names into the current lexical namespace.

On the flip side, just about anything to do with housing, from furniture makers to hardware stores, remains depressed.

Remember, you may be doing this company a favor, but on the flip side, you're hurting your own future, and your family's.

The flip side was the rising deficits of consumer countries in the developed world.

On the flip side, allowing the player to remove visuallyaversive characters or imagery is an innately rewarding negative reinforcer.

Let mistakes happen. The flip side, of course, of having choices and taking risks is that sometimes your child is bound to make mistakes.

Far less attention has been paid to the flip side of the jobless recovery: the remarkable improvement in American productivity.

On the flip side, during the week Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) upgraded Chinese stocks to overweight from market weight.

However, the flip side of the coin terrifies me: what if those jigsaw pieces will not fit back into place?

Figure 4 shows the flip side to this view wherein asset-based development fits into the service modeling stages specified by RUP for SOMA.

The other kind of complexity is the flip side of chaos -- apparent complexity obscuring exploitable order.

On the flip side, rising wages will increase the purchasing power of Chinese consumers.

The flip side is that chipmakers have come to depend increasingly on the health of the rest of the economy.

The flip side of this release, Mystery Train, peaked at the #11 position on the national Billboard Country Chart.

In a way, the fear of being judged is the flip side of keeping up with the Joneses.

On the flip side, webpage owners can choose to opt out by adjusting a few lines of code.

And we've thought about the flip side of that: What of what we own, of what we spend money on, is worthwhile and makes us happy?

But the flip side of that assertion is that any advanced space technology development is also a potential weapons program.

On the flip side, Yahoo would also benefit from the traffic bump that comes with sharing articles and content on Facebook's news feed.

However, on the flip side of the coin, the risk of master data compromise is significantly increased.

Profit margins and returns on capital are the flip side of the labour share.

On the flip side, rather than make you appreciate your job more, a new perspective might make you realize you belong elsewhere.

On the flip side, Ben's back in town with newfound direction - he's determined to go to medical school.

On the flip side, CEOs often find that their suggestions take on a far greater magnitude than what they intended.

The flip side of that simplicity is that it makes some demands on the user.

The flip side, of course, is that boring events seem to drag on.

No one ever looks at the flip side of this whole equation.

But the flip side is the steady exhaustion of resources and destruction of the environment.

On the flip side, though, the syntax is a bit rough.

On the flip side, I'm promoting older tech workers and asking them to be interpreters of the future.

But the domestic demand slowdown is the flip side of inflationary expectations being under control.

The flip side of creating social media content and engagement is listening for opportunities.

The flip side of relentless mobility is turmoil and angst, broken marriages and unhappy children.

The flip side of these measures, however, is that corporate profit growth will inevitably begin to slow.

But the flip side is that students just coming out of college are getting the least tax break of all.

This subtle transformation shows that - to some Hebron entrepreneurs at least - there is a profitable flip-side to the Chinese competition.

On the flip side, if you do need all the information in the wavelet, you can specify the new 'ALL' context.

On the flip side, Setanta now has England matches, the FA Cup, top-level golf, big-name boxing and other content to attract subscribers.

To be sure, though, there is a flip side to Bank of America's presence in real-estate lending.

Dad, I since the childhood to you are filled with hate, I hate you the flip-side of bad temper.

The flip side of higher government income is relatively lower incomes for households.

On the flip side, as you have seen, rope iteration can be slower as a result.

On the flip side, it may also help to take responsibility for all the good in your life.

The flip side is the pressure facing Chinese nationals who work for foreign companies.

The flip side of centralised security is vulnerability to censorship.

On the flip side, the powersave governor statically sets the processor to the lowest available frequency.

The flip side of cheap money is that it distorts investment decisions, usually to the benefit of the seller.

On the flip side, pulling your shoulders too far back causes your abdomen to stick out too far in front.

On the flip side, accepting them and not having your needs met is not healthy either.

On the flip side, the holiday is also big business--especially for Indian flower exporters.

On the flip side, Social Security, at 20% of the pie, dwarfs just about everything.

SWFs are the flip side of global trade imbalances.

Yet on the flip side, not masking passwords is a potential security risk.

This guideline is the flip side to requiring input only when necessary.

The flip side of the analysis is that it expects more from its partners.

On the flip side, runs the argument, India has taken much longer to get going.

On the flip side, people who don't exercise may have more health problems.

On the flip side, the same market forces mean you can sell your wares for good money.

Mike's outgoing personality is the flip side of Marla's need for solitude.

Vegetation can be snow covered, and hide things. On the flip side, when snow melts, it can reveal special items.

But just as these women marry for money and power, they should know that the flip side is that men marry for youth and beauty.

On the flip side, people in relaxed societies are gradually becoming more time conscious.

Part 2 covers the flip side of starting from XML schema definitions and generating Java code.

Part 1 covers the flip side of starting from Java code and generating XML schema definitions.

It only makes sense to look at the flip side of the coin.

But the flip side of this genius is that people come to take for granted things they once coveted from afar.

The flip side is that for any alien society that could be dangerous, a deliberate message makes no difference.

The flip side of this coin is Yahoo (YHOO), which acquired a 40% stake in Alibaba in 2005 for just $1 billion.

Yet what is the fury of fans if not the flip side of veneration?

On the flip side, Berkshire's giant railroad, Burlington Northern is adding some 3, 500 jobs this year as business has picked up.

But on the flip side, $200bn-odd of forecast global revenues only takes banks back to 2005 levels.

On the flip side, if you're feeling blue, you've only yourself to blame.

And then someone told me there is a flip side to it.

On the flip side, Americans tend to live in large, resource-intensive homes, drive their cars a lot, and buy imported food and goods.

On the flip side, however, is the danger of being too careful.

The flip side of worrying is ruminating, thinking bleakly about events in the past.

On the flip side, such revelations carry risks.

Now hear the flip side of the album: We are all steering.

Now their research is centered on the flip side of love.

On the flip side, the world's capital importers face a dire situation.

But the flip side is that some actions will lead to good results, and it's generally better to have a mixed bag than to have nothing at all.

The flip side of industrialization is more pollution.

The flip side of their high productivity is that modern services employ relatively few people.

Not to grumble. The flip side is that it's all remarkably cheap.

The flip side, of course, is that you must avoid "analysis paralysis" and actually produce decisions.

The flip side is they are now subject to Chinese rules.

On the flip side, don't let modesty hold you back.

And on the flip side, China has become the world's fastest-growing market for U.

There is a flip side to this mentality, however.

But this is the flip side of his coin, harry.

The flip side of the above suggestion. Again, this is if your work allows it.

And the flip side is that if the right-track number falls, Mr. Obama's popularity likely follows.

The flip side of worrying is ruminating: thinking bleakly or netell events in the past.

Ryssdal: Tomorrow Amy Scott's got the flip side of the story.

On the flip side, it's important to avoid trans fats, and you should limit saturated fats.

There is also a flip side to the big European bank presence in Asia.

The flip side of this is that everyone can improve their rational thinking and decision-making skills.

Yet there is a flip side to that.

Such disconnects arise partly because the flip side of Mr Blair's intuitive grasp is that he is not a details man who thinks things through.

But the flip side is that you can get to meet all of the country's top science policymakers in one place.

A flip side to evolution, the loss of features, is very common, though much less appreciated.

The flip side is that customers who do switch are doing us all a favour.

But the flip side is that there is little to no risk or harm in doing them either.

Karen's key need was to know that I had a job guarantee on the flip side.

She is the flip side of Cinderella.

It "s not actually always a problem that development time is unpredictable, because the flip side is that so is the value returned. "

The flip side of Brazil's low saving is strong consumer spending, at 61% of GDP last year.

The flip side, though, is that the city will have a "breadth, quantity and quality of hotels" to surpass Hong Kong, he says.

On the flip side, with regards to #72, you could also say the same for accomplishments and joy

On the flip side, there's nothing better for building confidence than learning you can do something you thought you couldn't. -

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The Flip Side of China's Economic Miracle