If you use the Beginners' Method to solve the Rubik's cube, and solve the equator layer (the layer between the U-layer and D-layer), it can happen that one of the edges is flipped, like this:
Screenshot generated using Cube Explorer
A way to solve this is to replace the flipped edge by a random block and then put the edge at its right place. However, I would prefer a shorter way to do this. It does not matter what happens to the top layer.
How can I do this?
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