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tip (Clue), noun advice, aviso, communication, confiiential information, cue, enlightenment, forewarning, guidance, head, hint, indication, inside information, instruction, intimation, key, lead, mention, point, pointer, prenotification, recommendation, report, warning, whisper tip (Gratuity), noun award, benefaction, bestowment, bonus, compensation, consideration, contribution, donative, gift, guerdon, meed, offering, payment, perquisite, reward Associated concepts: unreported income See also: bonus, border, bounty, edge, end, extremity, gratuity, herald, inform, intelligence, news, notify, perquisite, pinnacle, present, recommendation, reward, suggestion, termination How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| They are wary of picking someone who could tip the balance of power. It's shaping up to be a banner year for gay, lesbian, and gay-friendly straight candidates, many of whom could tip the balance of power and prevent proposed antigay legislation from passing in their states. Campbell argues that as the parrot is so close to extinction, "almost any negative impact could be sufficient to tip the balance. |
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