31.   Hey, Carol Burnett, flipping the coin before the Rose Bowl, threw longer than Griese was supposed to.

32.   How about flipping a coin for the space, she asked.

33.   I sympathize with both sides here, and if asked to choose the lesser of two evils, I might have to flip a coin.

34.   If officials had not invoked the policy, they probably would have flipped a coin.

35.   If the pressure of trying to decide gives you a headache, just flip a coin.

36.   In a trademark act, Two-Face flips a coin before deciding to commit a crime.

37.   In eighth grade, Doran was flipping coins in a game of even-odd with a much-bigger ninth grader.

38.   In other words, this is pretty much a case of flipping a coin.

39.   In other words, guessing or flipping a coin would be as accurate as the test.

40.   In it, the participants agreed to leave the choice of operation to the statistical equivalent of flipping a coin.