The media narrative seems to have done an about-face fairly recently.
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American attitudes about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have done an about-face in recent years.
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This week, Trump has done an about-face — and would kind of like everyone to stop talking about it.
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As Poulson now points out, it appears that Google has done an about-face and is moving to fill those censorship shoes.
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By 1985, however, after Ronald Reagan swept into office with strong support from the Christian right, Kristol had done an about-face.
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But since then, the President has done an about-face about the summit on Twitter and in remarks from the Oval Office on Saturday.
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Now, some have done an about-face: They've canceled outreach work and appointments with potential enrollees because they have no budget to cover those costs.
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But since the one-day summit meeting last month in Singapore, Mr. Trump has done an about-face, while the North's nuclear program has continued.
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The Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, has done an about-face, opposing an enormous free-trade deal spanning the Pacific that she supported while secretary of state.
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Their power play has done an about-face: After squandering 18 consecutive opportunities, they scored with a man advantage in each of their last four games.
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After years of dismissing the practice of bumping passengers from overbooked flights as just a regular part of doing business, airlines have done an about face.
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But since his summit meeting last month with the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, Mr. Trump has done an about-face — though Pyongyang's weapon programs have continued.
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But since his summit meeting last month with the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, Mr. Trump has done an about-face, even as Pyongyang's nuclear program has continued.
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Today, however, Cartier has done an about-face: "Previous growth was primarily male-driven, more linked to gift giving," said Antoine Belge, a Paris-based analyst at HSBC.
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Phil Scott, a Republican, has done an about-face in his rural state, where hunting is a major pastime and which has some of the most lax gun laws in the country.
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Not only have Brazil's corn and soybean outlooks swelled beyond what any analyst had originally predicted, Argentine soybean harvest estimates have done an about-face and are rising again after earlier concerns over both wet and dry weather.
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EST Facebook has done an about face on the ads, telling Vanita Gupta, president of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, in an email (as reported by journalist Judd Legum) that they will take the ads down.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ, Britney has done an about-face, now telling the judge her father, Jamie Spears, committed her to a mental health facility a month ago against her will and also forced her to take drugs.
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" Even the most vocal proponents of closing the breach have done an about-face, including the Suffolk County executive, Steve Bellone, who once demanded that the breach be filled, arguing that there was "flooding in places that have never been flooded before.
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Actor Ray Diaz -- who starred alongside George Lopez for one season on "Lopez" -- has been charged with domestic violence after allegedly assaulting his GF. The L.A. City Attorney's office has done an about-face and charged Ray with domestic battery, false imprisonment, dissuading a witness and vandalism -- all misdemeanors.
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Since former president Obama (remember that guy?) left office in January, the United States has done an about-face on the Paris climate agreement—we've gone from being an leader on climate action to a rogue state that can't decide whether it wants to keep a seat at the international table.
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Two years later, Iger had done an about-face: He said Disney would stop selling its stuff to Netflix and would launch its own service, which would stream everything from blockbuster titles like its Star Wars and Marvel movies (after they'd been in theaters) to original programming based on popular Disney characters and brands.
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It's where I know I've had success, and I love the city out there. They support the Lions so much out there." Lions head coach and general manager Wally Buono later confirmed that Foley had changed his mind and signed with the Argonauts instead of the Lions. "He's done an about face.
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