Gearheads - this is the checkered flag of a new race about to begin.
It is more like a flag of convenience for a variety of unrelated individuals.
It was an indication of another red flag of what was happening behind closed doors.
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This same attitude is draped in the flag of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.
Late in last year's Nascar season Richard Petty was facing the final checkered flag of his legendary career.
No one asked them why seeing Jews marching with the flag of Israel should provoke them to attack.
If anyone sees Alex Salmond (or indeed Carwyn Jones) waving a flag of St George, do get in touch.
Sinn Fein claimed this was no more than a flag of convenience for loyalist groups, supposedly observing a ceasefire.
And here at the United Nations, the new flag of a free Libya now flies among the community of nations.
CRM, which I added to the list Monday, is a very close to breaking above the bull flag of 112-114.
Will we be able to say the same for those who have long waved the flag of the Red team?
You have cars driving up and down the street and people waving the yellow flag of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
Racists want to appropriate the English flag of St George, as they appropriated the Union flag for a time, decades ago.
An exhibition at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing labels Taiwan's entries with the flag of the People's Republic.
Many mourners at Sunday's funeral waved the light blue flag of the Sunni-based opposition Future Party, while others carried Lebanon's national flag.
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" Only then does it get to the bit about allegiance to "the flag of the United States of America, etc.
They have also raided the base of the 2, 300 American-led peacekeepers in Sinai, planting the black flag of jihad on its ground.
But Richard Berg Rust, chairman of the Northumbrian Association, thinks that the flag of Bernicia is only really popular north of the Tyne.
The flag of Rocamadour flew over the battle of Navas de Tolosa, when the Moors were routed by the army of Alfonso VIII of Castile.
"That's why the New York Yacht Club kept the Cup for 130 years, " says Koch, who competed under the flag of the San Diego Yacht Club.
It seems that these mammoth structures are considered ships, and this one was flying the flag of the Marshall Islands, a country of roughly 70, 000 people.
According to an AFP source in Riyadh, in these brigades, under the flag of Al-Qaeda, are citizens of Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, and also Chechyna.
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One was knocked to the ground by a soldier who tried to strip him of his shirt, which bore the flag of an independent East Timor.
But his rivals point out derisively that the maroon-and-white colours of his posters match those of the flag of Qatar, generally seen as his chief sponsor.
Meanwhile in Downing Street the official flag of the 2012 Paralympic Games has been raised - replacing the Olympic rings that have been flying over Number 10.
The flag of the People's Republic of China is red with four small yellow stars surrounding one larger star on the upper corner near the flag pole.
Even the original flag of the United States, first raised in 1775 was "a jack with the union flag, and striped red and white in the field".
On top of the mess, one straight tube juts out, a square of gray duct tape hanging from it, flapping in the breeze, a flag of surrender.
Hundreds of thousands of Salafists came to the square - many waving the flag of Al Nour or "The Light", the party they have established to contest the elections.
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