Scientists dropped a dummy on its head repeatedly To figure out how inflatable helmets stack up against their dorkier, hardened-foam counterparts, Stanford scientists dropped a dummy on its head repeatedly.
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Trump's ad, Penhaul says, "is flipping that on its head."
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Well, we're taking it and flipping it on its head.
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The Killer buyout turns all of that on its head.
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Our daily routine has also been turned on its head.
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But China "turns that model on its head," says Sacks.
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Trump has turned that cherished American ideal on its head.
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They have turned the world of intelligence on its head.
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On its head is a canister containing cameras and sensors.
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I think we need to flip that on its head.
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Last year, the committee flipped that philosophy on its head.
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"I want to flip that on its head," she responded.
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With last night's episode, HBO turned that on its head.
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Progyny "turns the insurance model on its head," Schlanger says.
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Trump's presidency, however, may turn that feeling on its head.
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Calamity strikes, or the natural order turns on its head.
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Maybe it's time to flip the dream on its head!
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Mercury retrograde in Capricorn will turn everything on its head.
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The arrival of Valleywag turned that dynamic on its head.
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But what if you flipped this mindset on its head?
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This value exchange flips the advertising paradigm on its head.
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However, the new study turns this thinking on its head.
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The conversation is flipped on its head in Kim's case.
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Then, the entire Virginia game script flipped on its head.
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The coronavirus has turned that investment thesis on its head.
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Moser is constantly turning the easy verdict on its head.
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This reawakened feminism should turn reflexive bias on its head.
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For some women, it's about turning tradition on its head.
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But Republicans have turned that sage advice on its head.
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I'm not trying to turn the world on its head.
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That really turns the rule of law on its head.
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On TikTok, sex ed is being flipped on its head.
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However, that model was turned on its head rather quickly.
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It's turning the idea of personal rights on its head.
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And it completely turned the transportation industry on its head.
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We've spun it on its head and made it seem fun.
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The latest Executive Order turns this commonsense process on its head.
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But, it would turn the current industry approach on its head.
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And so the President is turning the Constitution on its head.
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Yep, that's a baby caiman balancing seven Cheerios on its head.
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But in Document, you're actively flipping that legacy on its head.
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But a new study has turned that thinking on its head.
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The trillion-dollar auto industry is being turned on its head.
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In New Zealand Ms Ardern has turned this on its head.
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But you discovered something that really turns that on its head.
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I mean the whole criminal justice system falls on its head.
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And so it is also about turning things on its head.
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A baby with the non-invasive EEG cap on its head.
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The Economist: The book turns the Turing Test on its head.
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And on a seal, it can sit sturdily on its head.
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But on January 17th their opinion was turned on its head.
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It's illuminating to flip the question on its head: Why not?
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Protection Clause on its head by requiring states to dilute minority
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The idea flips the notion of security responsibility on its head.
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In the Castile case, that teaching was turned on its head.
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EA Sports is flippin' the video game world on its head.
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That lack of engagement turns the politeness argument on its head.
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"Crimea just turned the whole thing on its head," Tucker said.
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Abelardo's Flowers for Lisa turns a romantic gesture on its head.
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Trump and his team have turned this approach on its head.
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That was turned on its head in 2011 — with little warning.
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The decision turns American policy in the region on its head.
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Is that pet generally OK with wearing stuff on its head?
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But a new study may turn that advice on its head.
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For Mr. Sitte, the world had been turned on its head.
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However, I want to flip this work order on its head.
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But heroin has turned that small-town closeness on its head.
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And there's another ETF that turns the index on its head.
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If Gillum wins, he'd turn that conventional wisdom on its head.
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Here's how coronavirus has turned that investment thesis on its head.
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President Trump's trade deals have turned that approach on its head.
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Cubone is actually wearing its dead mom's skull on its head.
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And thanks to France that normalization has been flipped on its head.
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Has… has everything we knew about politics just flipped on its head?
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This powerful knowledge could be used to turn violence on its head.
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But when you flip it on its head, there are huge ramifications.
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The post-war "economic miracle" was turning Milanese society on its head.
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The most successful lenders in China flip that approach on its head.
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"This liberation of speech has been turned on its head," they write.
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CONVENTIONAL wisdom gets turned on its head quickly in the financial markets.
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But then a hero comes along and flips everything on its head.
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Opdyke seizes upon this pictorial language and turns it on its head.
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"Since 2015 this success has been turned on its head," he says.
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The newest crop of software applications turns this logic on its head.
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It's a decision that flips the old classification system on its head.
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Such "identity politics" turns on its head the dictum of the Rev.
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He maintained that Mr. Netanyahu has turned that concept on its head.
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We know the show turns the comics on its head a bunch.
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"I think this is going to spin the Joyce on its head."
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Ahead, you'll find the notion of getting dressed knocked on its head.
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But affirmative action turned that notion on its head, Ms. Yang said.
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But now this liberation of speech has been turned on its head.
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Almost overnight, the way Americans get their healthcare turned on its head.
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Then the campaign started — and every prediction was turned on its head.
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I want to turn that on its head as we debate repeal.
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Ms. Broach appears on a mission to turn that on its head.
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The agency's new method turns the individual earnings approach on its head.
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If he did, it would turn the Mueller probe on its head.
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The dire need for new workers has turned this reality on its head.
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And I think that a little bit of this turned on its head.
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A potentially back-breaking moment that completely tipped the game on its head.
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These preferences turn King's policy on its head by privileging the already privileged.
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Dungey hasn't turned the entire television establishment on its head by any means.
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And since when does a yellow mongoose have a spike on its head?
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This sketch takes the term "Mexican standoff" and flips it on its head.
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But the House Republican health bill turns that old maxim on its head.
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Flipping the plot on its head packs a punch only when used sparingly.
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"It stands the intelligence process on its head," he told CNN's Fareed Zakaria.
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The Young Pope takes the "prestige" script and flips it on its head.
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That's an assumption that needs to be turned on its head, she says.
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That's turned totally on its head, and now early exposure is the goal.
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The flap over skimpy swimwear here turned Europe's burkini debate on its head.
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Fast forward to this year, and history has been turned on its head.
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But an ecosystem of websites and apps flip that idea on its head.
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But Survios' latest offering is looking to turn that truism on its head.
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This baby had cuts and a bump on its head, but no fracture.
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Ring in hand, he turned the improv scene on its head and proposed.
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But the digital age of Twitter and Trump turns that on its head.
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Each one flips a character stereotype on its head in a beautiful way.
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Opponents say the move turns the very idea of asylum on its head.
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It's striking how completely the president has stood this principle on its head.
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But as in other areas, Trump has turned this tradition on its head.
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If that sounds like Keynesian stimulus theory standing on its head, it is.
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So Trump's attempt to smear them as criminals turns reality on its head.
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The next test will be whether BYD can build on its head start.
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The incident inspired Beglari and Arsala to turn a cultural paradigm on its head.
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Did you think the curl on its head was just a swirl of flesh?
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When Nina Cristinacce was diagnosed with cancer, her life was turned on its head.
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LEE had taken the old notions of capitalism and turned them on its head.
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What they did on the Iran deal is they flipped it on its head.
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Current national team manager Juan Carlos Osorio has turned this idea on its head.
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So all of a sudden, the alien encounter narrative was flipped on its head.
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Every Toad you meet in Mario games appears to have mushrooms on its head.
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The early bird that capitalizes on its head start generally gets all the worms.
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"These findings turn our understanding of the placebo effect on its head," noted Kaptchuk.
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"We turn that on its head," says Sir Peter Knight, a British quantum expert.
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We have to flip the automotive industry on its head… independent of fossil fuels.
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Both series take the traditional television show and completely turn it on its head.
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Staaker is different, and, in the process, is turning the industry on its head.
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The extraordinary hype that had surrounded him to this point flipped on its head.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, and their supporters, have turned politics on its head.
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But this trope is one that Peele turned on its head in Get Out.
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Something that is turned on its head, it's very difficult for people to dismiss.
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So the question is whether the recent data has turned this on its head.
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"The president is turning the Constitution on its head," Mr. Abbott told Fox News.
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Turning the model on its head, Rentomojo began working with banks for asset financing.
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Trump's cart-before-the-horse approach turned the basics of freedom on its head.
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The "Top Secret" exhibit turns the typical White House tour on its head — literally.
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And Pixar's visually entrancing "The Good Dinosaur" turns the creation story on its head.
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But she wants to turn that on its head and show you some reality.
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A captive orca is dropped on its head during a transfer and soon dies.
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"We try to systematically reject all of those and turn it on its head."
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In her speech, Clinton attempted—and largely succeeded—in turning that on its head.
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This would turn on its head our constitutional right of innocence until proven guilty.
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And they put a box on its "head" with a smiley face drawn on.
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Fast forward to mid-December and the narrative has been turned on its head.
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Yet after a visit from the trainer, Davis turned the encounter on its head.
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In a way, this approach turns the traditional news-career pipeline on its head.
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It's called Sanchawan and it's a dog with a tea bowl on its head.
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The EMS turns on its head the secrecy and noncooperation that plagues proprietary research.
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Or we can sort of turn this on its head and see an opportunity.
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The president's accusations turn reality on its head and the media should say so.
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But others praised the ads for turning the group's violent homophobia on its head.
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This turns the generalized argument that gig employers are harming workers on its head.
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Ironically, events over the past 21 years have turned the CDA on its head.
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In a sense of history, and the gumption to turn it on its head.
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This Science Advances study turns the mainstream thinking around managed retreat on its head.
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It had two cameras mounted on its "head" and two more between its arms.
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Not only did we make history, but we turned conventional wisdom on its head.
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The multi-trillion dollar global real estate market is getting flipped on its head.
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MARY McGRORY: The Trailblazing Columnist Who Stood Washington on Its Head, by John Norris.
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"But anything I thought I knew about politics has been set on its head."
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As Jones put it: "Evangelicals have completely turned their political ethics on its head."
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What if what you believe to be true is suddenly turned on its head?
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"My life has flipped upside on its head since I've had a child," he said.
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Exceptional leaders know this better than anyone does, so they flip fear on its head.
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And Nicole Gibbons is turning the paint industry on its head with her brand, Clare.
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Successful people know this better than anyone does, so they flip fear on its head.
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Wilsey heeded part of that advice but turned the rest of it on its head.
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But in 2014 prices crashed, as America's shale boom turned the market on its head.
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But one new exchange-traded fund takes that philosophy and flips it on its head.
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Killing Eve is dark and smart and turns the male-dominated genre on its head.
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It has touch sensors on its head, chin, and back so you can pet it.
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If we keep relentlessly innovating, this industry will be on its head in 10 years.
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Styled with sneakers and jeans, the most party-ready fabric was turned on its head.
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It all ends with a staggering cliffhanger that turns the entire narrative on its head.
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Dumbledore smiled at it, and placed his hand on its head: 'You are Hagrid now.
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And we have to act on this, we have to turn this on its head.
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Everything we've learned to believe about equity is going to be turned on its head.
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Last week, Jessica flipped the game on its head after a misplaced word from Paul.
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The new mode that launched on Thursday turns the battle royale game on its head.
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Now, by asserting the primacy of states rights, we're flipping that argument on its head.
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Yet, we can always depend on Shonda Rhimes to turn a trope on its head.
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Indeed, the President has turned the 1997 film "Wag the Dog" right on its head.
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It had a tall, bony crest on its head and stretched about 11 feet long.
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Exceptional people know this better than anyone does, so they flip fear on its head.
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Happy people know this better than anyone does, so they flip fear on its head.
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Then Apple began selling the iPhone and the entire smartphone industry flipped on its head.
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There's one issue in American politics capable of flipping an entire election on its head.
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That's significant progress towards Brave's goal of flipping the online advertising model on its head.
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Over the last four decades, the mix of outlays has been turned on its head.
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The current crop of family sitcoms, though, has largely flipped that format on its head.
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Good immersive content doesn't just deviate from this pattern, it flips it on its head.
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But the market turmoil from the global coronavirus outbreak has turned everything on its head.
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But a new study, published Tuesday in JAMA, may turn that advice on its head.
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Each one takes an idea you think you know and turns it on its head.
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America's immigration system takes the myth of due process and turns it on its head.
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So often we rose-tint the past, but mudlarking throws that nostalgia on its head.
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So often we rose-tint the past, but mudlarking throws that nostalgia on its head.
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But then there's another version of Josh Brolin that turns his face on its head.
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This fictional mystery-comedy subverts tropes by turning the Dead Girl narrative on its head.
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Ostensibly this latest attack flips that idea on its head due to its broader nature.
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But in 2009 the new Israeli Prime Minister stood Middle East politics on its head.
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The anti-banker culture of Washington has been turned on its head in an instant.
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And the conventional wisdom that women would "always" support each other turned on its head.
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My first taste, at a seafood restaurant in London, threw that idea on its head.
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This turns the traditional notion that campaign spending only helps the "establishment" on its head.
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"Conventional political wisdom has been flipped on its head," said Dave Jacobson, a Democratic strategist.
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That's what many materials scientists are doing now—trying to turn the problem on its head.
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Instead, Mozilla flipped the rebranding process on its head by sharing each step with the masses.
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But here, Beyoncé turns our sorrow on its head, making these images empowering and even welcome.
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Often the series turns our trapped-in-amber assumptions about Native Americans tale on its head.
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Kelly Loudenberg's seven-part series The Confession Tapes turns the true crime genre on its head.
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CareBOX, a cancer charity, has an innovative approach that turns traditional nonprofit fundraising on its head.
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But more importantly, Ned's death flips the traditional notion of a hero's quest on its head.
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The 73 World Series, however, flipped the concept of home-field advantage entirely on its head.
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We're just trying to turn that on its head and find them in the virtual world.
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The move flips the convention of how Chrome displays the security of sites on its head.
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The rating action follows the rating affirmation on its head office Bank of Communications Co., Ltd.
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Speaking of those salad chains, millennials have flipped the concept of fast food on its head.
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Over the past eight years the United States has turned its energy outlook on its head.
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To turn Michelle Obama's famous phrase on its head, when she went low, he went low.
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Every few months, a photo pops up on the internet that flips everything on its head.
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"The decision turns both the rule of law and common sense on its head," said Sen.
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But Mr. Thiel has also turned the model of third-party lawsuit funding on its head.
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Trump has cast himself as a decider in chief, turning the diplomatic process on its head.
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But try flipping this email mindset on its head and use email to proactively fuel success.
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You talk about if this feels predictable (and) how do you turn it on its head.
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These are early days, and there's plenty of time to turn conventional wisdom on its head.
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The idea is that Sherpa flips the insurance model on its head, insuring people, not products.
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Instead, Trump turned the accepted concept of a good Republican primary debate performance on its head.
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Their collaboration turned Ukrainian politics on its head by helping elect longshot presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych.
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That paradigm has been flipped on its head; the vast majority today is foreign direct investment.
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But the coronavirus pandemic and the logic of social distancing have turned that on its head.
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"Recovering these memories has turned his world on its head," Mr. Hale said of his client.
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And this particular planet flips the typical theory of super-Earth planet formation on its head.
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Above, Sanomaru, a dog with a ramen bowl on its head, represents the city of Sano.
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Above, Sanomaru, a dog with a ramen bowl on its head, represents the city of Sano.
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Now, with just a few words, he may have flipped that political dynamic on its head.
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But he has also, crucially, flipped a conventional, disempowering idea of Native victimhood on its head.
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Their once-stable business has been turned on its head by trade wars and low unemployment.
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"I would turn that on its head if I could," the former Florida governor told CNN.
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Millennials have turned the luxury sector on its head by making it more casual and accessible.
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The strategist believes that two key factors could eventually turn the market rally on its head.
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Instead, when Barr intervened, he turned the law on its head -- deciding there was no obstruction.
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Obama's basic policy — work with China, isolate Russia — is about to be flipped on its head.
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New York (CNN Business)Robinhood's free-trading ethos turned the online brokerage industry on its head.
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The aforementioned experience of Kawajiri could really turn his 3-1 underdog status on its head.
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JavaScript creator Brendan Eich's plan to flip web advertising on its head just hit a legal snag.
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Vanessa Hudgens and Jimmy Fallon have turned the happy-go-lucky Friends theme song on its head.
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To wit: The Big Bang Theory star is completely turning the vacation selfie game on its head.
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When you think you know what's happened, it turns everything on its head, so just keep watching.
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The team's idea to turn the most common stereotype on its head in PrinceNapped felt only natural.
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But rather than complain and wallow in misery, Kelling flips it on its head and embraces it.
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So the idea that the Democratic Party has kind of stood on its head, I don't get.
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The story for this stock was turned on its head when it reported earnings earlier this week.
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Starting today, Reddit is debuting a feature that might turn that decade-long ethos on its head.
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But a nifty, homemade Raspberry Pi-powered "camera" takes this idea and turns it on its head.
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Rubio turned that narrative on its head, saying Trump repeats the same phrases over and over again.
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As you can see, Ariana turned her Christmas tree on its head, suspending it from the ceiling.
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It's such a synthesis of different ideas and subtle things that can turn it on its head.
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The way in which we'll interact with technology in the future has been turned on its head.
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At launch Destiny was a surprisingly slim package, but that problem's now been turned on its head.
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In a universe that has been tipped on its head, it was a rare act with meaning.
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President Trump turned convention on its head and made his selection process transparent from start to finish.
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This turns that notion on its head, putting massive black holes in starless regions that grew rapidly.
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Rather than suddenly becoming conventional, Lady Gaga is, in fact, turning a certain convention on its head.
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This issue — phasing down refrigerants that emit powerful greenhouse gas emissions — flips conventional wisdom on its head.
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It also has a voice-activated camera, a speaker on its head and microphones in its ears.
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Why it matters: Kim has turned the U.S. strategy of political and economic isolation on its head.
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At UFC 217, Namajunas decked Joanna Jedrzejczyk inside a round and turned the division on its head.
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While the politics, if not the class dynamic, is turned on its head -- gun-toting liberals, incidentally?
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But Mr. Trump, both as a candidate and as president, has turned that thinking on its head.
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It's an opportunity that we had to turn one of these J-horror conventions on its head.
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"We wanted to turn consumerism on its head," said Josie Naughton, the chief executive of Help Refugees.
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But she also has a gift for wit and metaphor that turns the ordinary on its head.
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On Thursday, Choate Rosemary Hall, an elite boarding school in Connecticut, turned that method on its head.
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Above, Sanomaru, a dog with a bowl of ramen on its head, represents the city of Sano.
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This policy turns Medicaid's long standing role in supporting employment of low-income people on its head.
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The Trans Mountain project has turned this calculation on its head, mainly because of growing environmental opposition.
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The video turns on its head the stereotype of rappers taking over Miami to drink and party.
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The cameras and sensors on its head can also be pointed wherever needed, of course, just like ours.
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But for the time being, an old saying in the auto industry has been flipped on its head.
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The CBS series cleverly takes care of that problem by switching the training day convention on its head.
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It's a familiar world that gets an unfamiliar element — an alien visitor — that turns everything on its head.
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Twenty-seven years ago, a group of physicists made an accidental discovery that flipped mathematics on its head.
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It has the potential not simply to inspire, but to flip any observer's style identity on its head.
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Most important, the economics of power is being turned on its head by the falling costs of renewables.
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"Hermione was that perfect example of turning on its head this initial prejudice that she gets," Watson says.
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But fewer accidents will, according to a recent report, turn the entire auto insurance industry on its head.
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Read on to see firsthand how a photo-sharing app has totally flipped this industry on its head.
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So this study, published Tuesday in the journal "Scientific Reports," throws on its head all our conventional thinking.
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This project comes as nationalism has made a comeback around the world, turning establishment politics on its head.
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But the drama has turned Washington on its head and comprehensively altered the dynamics of the Trump presidency.
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Sure, its effects are usually subtle, but this month's new moon might flip that reputation on its head.
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Yet despite such efforts, it looks increasingly plausible that Britain's nuclear programme may be turned on its head.
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Microsoft may be looking to flip the "I'm a Mac, and I'm a PC" narrative on its head.
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In her post, she sought to turn the culture of self-promoting social media posts on its head.
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His rise is yet another illustration of how Donald Trump has turned the old order on its head.
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It's a collection of found furniture turned mostly on its head and propped on a small glass pedestal.
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"Risk sentiment has been completely turned on its head," said Simon Harvey, FX market analyst at Monex Europe.
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Planning 2.0 also turns the relationship between the federal, the state and the local governments on its head.
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But another contender had been waiting in the wings, ready to turn the entire segment on its head.
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It is the sweetest deal around and turns the idea of America as a meritocracy on its head.
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Of course, Apple eventually turned the mobile tablet market on its head with the introduction of the iPad.
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My black beetle was colossal compared with the brown stinkbug, and had a huge horn on its head.
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Wexner turned Raymond's vision on its head, creating a store that was focused on women rather than men.
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Yet the expectation of sentiment is turned on its head by the intensity of each painting's maltreated surface.
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I love seeing a cultural [phenomenon] turned it on its head to be funny and prove a point.
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It's so adorable we can even overlook the giant camera mounted on its head like a top hat.
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But instead, according to Long, it taught him to turn his traditional view of failure on its head.
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Also, stop the MARCH to U.S." Ms. Brané said the new restrictions would turn "asylum on its head.
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The rifle is pointed toward the Sanders fan snowman who has red on its head, seemingly indicating blood.
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But principle can be turned on its head; calling Hunter Biden could backfire on the Republicans big time.
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However, Hastings turns the conventional wisdom — that Wallis faced a lonely battle against uncomprehending officialdom — on its head.
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But today, thanks to meme culture, online audiences can flip hate speech on its head faster than ever.
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The red bird falls from the tree, lands on its head, rolls right back up on its feet.
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What Stabenow and her Democratic colleagues have unwittingly done is to turn a cherished tradition on its head.
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However, Obama's NLRB turned the franchise industry on its head when it created the new joint employer standard.
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Experts now think an adult T. rex rocked a mullet of feathers on its head, neck, and tail.
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If Pollock is seen as leading to all-over painting, Meyer has turned that possibility on its head.
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It was — that is, until turtleneck sweater dresses came into our lives and turned winter dressing on its head.
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But Fox News and House Republicans are turning reality on its head in an effort to support the president.
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They didn't win by shooting well or rebounding well—they just turned West Virginia's strategy on its head. Oops!
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Deborah Dugan: It started with the idea of turning home shopping on its head and using it for good.
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The answer to What Are the Jets Doing could be as simple as flipping roster construction on its head.
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Congress was hoodwinked into passing the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA), which turned the Constitution on its head.
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Authorities say Tice kissed and held the animal while Snook poured beer on its head and in its mouth.
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A speedskater from Germany, however, is on the verge of turning this entrenched system of justice on its head.
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Kraft Heinz's business, by comparison, is concentrated in America, where the food industry is being turned on its head.
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A Tufts University lab is working to turn the notion on its head, asking the perhaps equally important inverse.
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That relationship, you're trying to basically shift the marketing relationship on its head, 'cause usually companies market to customers.
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Nigel went on to grouse that the concept of "innocent until proven guilty" has been turned on its head.
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Fighting for inclusivity, diversity, and gender-neutrality, Generation Z is poised to turn the fashion world on its head.
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But the real star is the cat, who has an unwavering patience for small dogs climbing on its head.
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The problem with sanctuary cities is they turn that whole principle on its head and they politicize law enforcement.
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Click through to see how 24 women take the notion of "fancy" and completely flip it on its head.
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This is pretty nifty, and what it does is essentially flip the idea of system tuning on its head.
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It's efficient, it's better than all of its competitors and it completely turned the transportation industry on its head.
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The installation explores making the infinite possible by turning the perception of space and dimension completely on its head.
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Like its movie counterpart, Zuul the dinosaur had large horns on its head and smaller spikes on its face.
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Scenes often feel like spoofs, taking a tearjerking scene from a similar film and putting it on its head.
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The storytelling maxim of "Show, don't tell" has been turned on its head: Ms Slovo's theatre is all tell.
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In 2016 that seems to have been turned on its head: America is shrouded in a most unAmerican pessimism.
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The natural order has been turned on its head, and it turns out this, too, is the natural order.
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A study published in The New England Journal of Medicine last year turned all of this on its head.
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All this is wrapped up in a Grinch-like package, flipping the kindness of the holiday on its head.
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The golden coin turtle has a special yellow hue on its head, and three black stripes on its shell.
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But, Derry Girls — which returns to screens on March 5 — is turning that tired-out trope on its head.
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Part of this announcement flips that on its head, bringing the AWS cloud on prem to work with VMware.
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Firstly, we can flip this thing on its head and suddenly from being our savior, technology becomes the problem.
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Are there any other aspects of the jewelry or fashion industry that you'd like to turn on its head?
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It just so happened that the events of the last few days kind of turned that on its head.
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In delving into the fine details, the White House is turning the traditional formula for peacemaking on its head.
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She made the best of that situation, spun it on its head and turned it into a family empire.
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But new guidelines published Tuesday in the Annals of Internal Medicine flip this long-held understanding on its head.
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An ant that fell from a second-floor balcony and landed on its head wouldn't even get a bruise.
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I recently tried the Responsible Flannel from United By Blue, and it flipped my normal system on its head.
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But under Duterte, who took power in June 2016, the country's foreign policy has been turned on its head.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto criticized "those who choose exclusion and discord" and turned Trump's formula on its head.
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But Stanford gets the nod for the title game based on its head-to-head victory over the Huskies.
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Second, they are all made in the same unorthodox manner, which turns ordinary thinking about wine on its head.
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The 3-month-old white-tailed deer had unexplained wounds on its head and one closed eye, he said.
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An adult T. rex, on the other hand, rocked a mullet of feathers on its head, neck, and tail.
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One standout of the festival was The Game: The Game, which turns the dating sim genre on its head.
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Trump turned that on its head, highlighting what had been a growing rift between Fox News and anti-establishment conservatives.
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But her most recent snip decision is flipping every fall trend on its head — and we don't mind one bit.
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"Instead of letting it control you, instead of letting it eat you alive … [flip] it on its head," she suggests.
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In a well-heeled North Yorkshire town days before the Brexit vote, I heard logic being stood on its head.
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Their clashing relationship is turned on its head when Jordan wakes up as the 13-year-old version of herself.
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What if someone created a 12-step program for selfishness, a course of action for turning egocentrism on its head?
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New York (CNN Business)Arby's is turning the plant-based meat craze on its head by testing meat-based plants.
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The Philly band is turning hardcore on its head and might just be the most exciting band around right now.
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"Long-term this is likely to flip on its head because more layoffs and store closings are coming," VanAmburg said.
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Never has Walter Benjamin's idea of art's "aura" been more clearly expressed — although, perhaps turned on its head by Magid.
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And he still believes the nation needs to flip its current free-market thinking around health care on its head.
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It's all about taking everybody's expectations of what government social media is and just totally flipping it on its head.
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Why You Should Watch It: Widows turns the heist movie genre on its head, and places women at the forefront.
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While most chocolate whips are filled with empty calories and sugar, this unconventional dish spins that notion on its head.
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The trick of "Honeypot" is a simple one, as it flips the traditional narrative of sexual harassment on its head.
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Ms Abrams has turned that strategy on its head, and it seems to be working: polls show a tight race.
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And it has allowed Ms Moser's campaign to turn the claim that she is a Washington insider on its head.
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Image 2 of 13 BOGOTA, Colombia – This is the story of a drug dog with a bounty on its head.
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AD: To turn this on its head, I've actually written about why inclusion of cishet people is important at Pride.
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Another classic was Urs Fischer's Lamp/Bear, a 23-foot-tall eddy bear with a lamp installed on its head.
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Another classic was Urs Fischer's Lamp/Bear, a 23-foot-tall eddy bear with a lamp installed on its head.
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But Marx's innovation was to stand idealistic deference — not just to God but to any divine authority — on its head.
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Here is a timeline of the main events in an election that has stood modern French politics on its head.
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Two CSKA goals in three minutes towards the end of the first half then turned the game on its head.
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We basically turned the way The Kooks make music on its head, essentially, and I think the outcome was cool.
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But there's more going on than mere brand extension: Berry turned the scenario in the earlier hit on its head.
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He put the dildos all over the animal—on its head, on its body, on its signature gigantic testicles. Why?
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" West then turns the phrase on its head, leading to the crux of her book: "So fine, if you insist.
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At the root of the tax-saving strategy is turning the conventional wisdom around retirement account withdrawals on its head.
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Between 2011 and 2013, the court issued several rulings that turned patent protection on its head for high technology innovators.
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Its vibrant green mohawk is the result of algae growing on its head because of the extended time spent submerged.
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But Flake's position as an antagonist in President Donald Trump's Republican Party had flipped that conventional wisdom on its head.
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This balance has been turned on its head primarily by the rise of the regulatory state and federal rule-making.
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With a $20-trillion debt and $700 billion annual deficits, enacting a tax cut bill stands logic on its head.
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Since U.S. President Donald Trump took office 14 months ago, domestic climate change policy has been turned on its head.
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Using a journalist's most important tool, empathy, Joe turns everything you thought you knew about this issue on its head.
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In other words, this would turn a lot of what Trump has said of his foundation's generosity on its head.
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Their income disparity flips on its head the societal norm that says men in heterosexual relationships should be the breadwinners.
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One of the fossilized ants had specialized pockets on its head, called crypts, that are also seen on modern ants.
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Take the old idiom about not wanting to see "how the sausage gets made" and flip it on its head.
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He swept the next round of contests and, by mid-April of 2008, the narrative was turned on its head.
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The Boston Celtics turned that notion on its head Thursday night, completely taking over in the third against the Warriors.
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""So the design of the Always Pan started with a simple question: what if we flipped that on its head?
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For Sedaris a snapping turtle with a partly missing foot and a tumor on its head becomes an unlikely leitmotif.
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In an age of hyper-partisanship, Tip O'Neill's truism that all politics is local has been turned on its head.
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Modern humans were capable of symbolic behavior, so it "turns the who's copying who debate on its head," Pike said.
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In this Catalan writer's hands, everything can be turned on its head and nothing is sacred, not even fairy tales.
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The climax turns this scenario on its head, and shows that it's not all that serious in the first place.
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It brands a certain class that gets the ASBO, so we've taken this word and turned it on its head.
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For others, it was a miniature horse with a dyed rainbow mane and a horn strapped firmly on its head.
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This is the 'racket' described in Walgreen, which stands the purpose of Rule 23's class mechanism on its head.
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Not content to have inbuilt horned weapons on its head, the bison is practicing its moves with a makeshift staff.
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It could turn this situation on its head and give young people much more value than a cheap £5 ticket.
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Los Angeles-based curator Zehra Ahmed turns this symbol on its head with her multi-venue installation, Women in Windows.
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Inside the administration, some early enthusiasts for Mr. Obama's vision began to worry that it was being turned on its head.
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This strange characteristic turns biology on its head, because bacteria usually break down either organic carbon, or inorganic carbon—not both.
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New York-based animator and visual effects artist Georgios Cherouvim flips this idea on its head with his latest project, geophone.
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Growing fuel inventories and weak demand are now hammering refiners both large and small, turning a typical advantage on its head.
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Then along came Jane Goodall, a young woman without a degree to her name, who turned that notion on its head.
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Otrio takes the classic game and turns it on its head, mixing in elements of Connect Four, poker, and gin rummy.
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Liberalism has, in effect, been turned on its head and become the opposite of what it was when it started out.
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My formerly treated insomnia returned like a freight train, and then flipped on its head, transforming into an entirely different beast.
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Jax essentially turned the entire terrible situation on its head, placing the blame on Brittany, all with a fairly aggressive tone.
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Pressley has taken the image of Warren as a wonkish Harvard Law professor and tried to turn it on its head.
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However, the progressive "living Constitution" approach has turned our Founders' approach of strictly and expressly limiting federal authority on its head.
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Now, as they care for an unexpected new baby and reevaluate their relationship, that dynamic is turned completely on its head.
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I'm all for this series turning the teen drama on its head...even if it means turning the teens into zombies.
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HTC flipped that paradigm on its head with the One M7, which had an aluminum unibody and an attractive, minimalist design.
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In that sense, the narrative we have grown so fond of assigning to Manning's triumphs has been turned on its head.
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Spain has always traditionally been way better at having sex infections than us, but we just flipped that on its head.
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"We're flipping a [the certain archetype] on its head and saying, 'No, these aren't pathetic characters, they aren't deceiving,'" Ross said.
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The startup is run by former American Express executives who were trying to flip the digital payments process on its head.
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The person recording later clarified that the loud thud turned out to be the beige dog traumatically landing on its head.
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It says nothing good about the state of surveillance reform that Congress is considering flipping the Fourth Amendment on its head.
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Mr. Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state, told investigators that Mr. Trump had stood United States policy on its head.
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That flips the current model — where the first line of treatment usually involves a trip to the doctor — on its head.
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Andrew Horner was sick of applying to jobs with fruitless results, so he turned the job application process on its head.
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Alma slipped her hand into Esperanza's: She saw that the insect-creature wore a small luminous golden diadem on its head.
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"Shop Art Theft was my way of trying to turn a negative situation on its head a little bit," Kurtz says.
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Hongkongers are committing a cardinal sin: turning the party's preferred historical narrative of victimization by Western colonial powers on its head.
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One investigation in Texas was even turned on its head, and Daleiden and Merritt were indicted with tampering with government records.
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Coronavirus is turning the world on its head, while Joe Biden is poised to seal the deal for the Democratic nom.
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But that's hard to see when he repeatedly turns every issue on its head and makes it about Donald J. Trump.
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The cult beauty brand is often credited with turning traditional beauty retail on its head by choosing to bypass department stores.
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" She then quickly added, of the current president: "You got a man who took everything and turned it on its head.
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The Trumps have turned that on its head, using the White House as a marketing tool, a profit-making luxury brand.
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Meat alternatives, such as the Impossible Burger and the Beyond Meat burger, have turned the fast-food industry on its head.
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But Wildwood, which is near the southern end of the Jersey Shore, is essentially turning the perennial battle on its head.
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"Fighting a free and independent press from the land of the free itself, turns the world on its head," she said.
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Turning the old saying on its head, New England broke out of a scoring slump by dropping 103 points on Cincinnati.
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Warby Parker has been credited with turning the eyewear industry on its head by dramatically lowering the cost of stylish frames.
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By the Middle Ages the cathedrals were strictly hierarchical, so the people created carnivals where everything was turned on its head.
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In addition to admiration for Trump, there was a palpable joy that the existing order was being turned on its head.
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The lesson is ostensibly the same (drugs are bad), but the irreverence turned the usual sitcom self-seriousness on its head.
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In 2020, the companies will turn labor on its head again as they begin to replace those drivers with autonomous cars.
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This recent phenomenon spins cosplay on its head by tossing out elaborate costumes and opting instead for everyday items in your closet.
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This policy — enacted via a regulation formally issued Friday morning, and Trump's presidential proclamation signed soon after — turns that on its head.
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But earlier this week a group of men in D.C. flipped this perception on its head with a beautiful act of kindness.
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Her poem "Brownacre" offers many pleasures, including the way she stands the familiar operating procedure of a confessional poem on its head.
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Now IBM is attempting to turn the traditional model on its head by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to develop scents.
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Requiring that kind of affirmative action by a supermajority of Congress would "flip the foreign emoluments clause on its head," Gorod said.
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Nseir predicts that, within the next five years, the commercial estate agency business will be turned on its head by digital disruption.
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We're flipping the idea of what performance means on its head and celebrating activity on a greater and greater scale each day.
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The quiet town gets flipped on its head when a vampire named Edward Cullen falls for mortal Bella despite all the risks.
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In this case, it's better to turn the old adage on its head and look at the trees rather than the forest.
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Now Shusterman is back, and this time he's turning dystopian literature on its head with his new Arc of the Scythe series.
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In the half-hour unscripted comedy, these best friends are unapologetically challenging their conservative society and turning Oklahoma City on its head.
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No, the all-female design team behind the 1 Reimagined managed to completely turn the concept of the sneaker on its head.
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So was Sanomaru, a white dog with an upturned ramen bowl on its head who won the national popularity title in 2013.
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"I was able to get a couple kicks in on its head and then it miraculously let me go," Wapner told CBS.
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MM: Taking fax and turning it on its head and trying to work out ... I mean, the software modem was invented there.
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"Let me turn the question on its head: do we have any evidence that people are enthusiastic about these projects," he said.
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It also comes with its own controller, which can be stored in a slot on its head strap when not in use.
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After years of economic pain in Canada induced by slumping commodity prices, the surprise move has flipped policy divergence on its head.
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First-quarter reports so far are turning one of the market's most time-honored truths on its head — that profits drive prices.
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Since taking office in April, Abiy has turned politics and the economy on its head in the nation of 100 million people.
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Ailes successfully developed a powerful nighttime lineup for viewers that set cable on its head — and is still dominating the airwaves today.
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" In an email to journalists, Williamson suggested instead turning "a drinking game on its head to give you a more healthy alternative.
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Apple Pay and Android Pay flipped this idea on its head and let you pay with your phone instead of a card.
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Just compare Sun's description to what Moon has to say: Pokémon Sun: It delivers headbutts with the water bubble on its head.
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So we decided to flip the story on its head and make the leads women, who operate much like the patriarchy today.
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There were tame variations, if sex shop boots can be thought of as tame, and others that stood convention on its head.
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This week was a historic whirlwind of a real-life political telenovela that has flipped the Democratic primary landscape on its head.
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Turning this history on its head, Trump has accused Joe Biden of coercing Ukraine to jettison Shokin in order to protect Hunter.
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At the same time, the online brokerage industry has been turned on its head by the rise of Robinhood and free trading.
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President Trump's economic policies are 180 degrees different from his Democratic rivals, who, if elected, will flip economic policy on its head.
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The dog does tricks 21 that are depicted with a mischievous joy—walking on its front legs and standing on its head.
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Stripe, Square, Lending Club, SoFi, and Robinhood are just some of the key startups flipping the financial services industry on its head.
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Rather than portray it as a grim experience, he creates an almost fantastical environment, turning the aesthetics of morbidity on its head.
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However, for the game, we wanted to take that comfort zone, those memories of old computers, and flip it on its head.
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A bombshell charge that she broke the law -- though not expected by many legal analysts -- could turn the presidential race on its head.
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This discovery flipped cosmology on its head and physicists rushed to try to explain what was being observed, which went against all intuition.
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But this spring, we're turning the traditional prom mani — a simple, white tip — on its head and giving it a cool-girl upgrade.
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This is not a coincidence, according to a new book that could help turn the stigma associated with these challenges on its head.
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But in the last few days a stream of luminaries headed by JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon have turned that dynamic on its head.
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Odd Tales expresses a confusingly bellicose conviction that it's turning the science fiction world on its head, without offering much justification for why.
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But the people of Georgia saw things differently and nominated a progressive woman of color who has flipped traditional politics on its head.
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"They've taken the traditional TV broadcast model and turned it on its head," said P.J. McNealy, founder and CEO of Digital World Research.
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She's also completely flipped the pimp trope on its head to put women on top and call out the fake bravado of masculinity.
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Now, one group of students is turning that rule on its head by using that "punishment" to protest the dress code in question.
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In that sense HEYTEA turns the concept of ritual-laden chaguan, or tea rooms, which seem stuffy to young people, on its head.
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Just when we think we're watching events occur in the present-day timeline, This Is Us decides to flip everything on its head.
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When the dog comes in, she splatters white paint on its head, then throws the paint can on the opposite wall from her.
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And Threads has turned the website concept on its head by targeting the same people, but eschewing own-brand URLs and apps altogether.
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This is a game that simultaneously revamps its series and turns an entire genre on its head, and the result is beyond sublime.
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The Italian press was relentless in its scrutiny—and its derision—of the bizarre-looking web entrepreneur turning Italian politics on its head.
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Well, Fotr is a new iPhone app that wants to turn that trend on its head, by automatically printing every photo you take.
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In this instance, Chappelle fails to make a point, flip the issue on its head, or, really, say much of anything at all.
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The proverbial scientific wisdom is that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, but events like this seem to turn that idea on its head.
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With a helmet secured on its head, the dog is riding on the back seat of a motorcyle on the streets of Delhi.
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But history was recently turned on its head when 21 women with backgrounds in science set sail to the bottom of the Earth.
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The finding that busyness has become a status symbol turns Thorstein Veblen's idea of conspicuous consumption among the "leisure class" on its head.
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Our friends at i-D spent time in Glasgow to meet the socially-conscious clubgoers and promoters turning the scene on its head.
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From January through April, Oregon added nearly 52,2621 new voters to its rolls by standing the usual voter-registration process on its head.
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He's "taking these old Korean traditions and turning them on their head — if you can turn a tradition on its head," Goldstein says.
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Belcalis Almanzar (Cardi's birth name) took the Cinderella story of a stripper who hits the big time and flipped it on its head.
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He's under pressure to make good on his own campaign trail promises to turn the US trading relationship with China on its head.
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Both states are on Trump's lists of possibilities where a breach of Clinton's defensive wall could turn the electoral math on its head.
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Whether you love Ehrlich's list or you'd turn it on its head, pull out the headphones and take a few minutes to watch.
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So if you're looking to invest in a high-quality handbag that takes tradition and turns it on its head, look no further.
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Now that PoGo is weather-aware, they're able to flip the problem on its head and incentivize playing when the weather looks bleak.
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While some designers this season took the concept of the classic pinstriped shirt and turned it on its head — others eschewed shirts altogether.
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In fact, he turned the trap on its head and, by the end of the banter, was the one seeking a few dollars.
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Speaking of antics, explain to these readers the phenomenon of that big bronze statue downtown that always has traffic cones on its head.
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Just in the last decade, the 100-year model of utilities producing electricity and selling power to consumers was turned on its head.
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On American Horror Story, things are rarely as they appear to be, and there's always a twist that turns everything on its head.
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The Heslington Brain turned this pattern on its head because it was the only tissue matter in the skull that did not decompose.
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If young people understand they have the numbers and they have the power to come out and turn this election on its head.
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That would be the largest lead Chicago would earn all game, and the game flipped on its head over the next eight minutes.
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"With vaping everything flips on its head," says Sharon Levy, director of the Adolescent Substance Use and Addiction Program at Boston Children's Hospital.
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" It might be more cheering, though, to turn the plea on its head: "If only she were here now, to scrutinize our ills.
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The four episodes that followed, culminating in Sunday's eighth chapter, "A God Walks Into Abar," turned the notion of time on its head.
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GetYourGuide has made a name for itself as the startup that helped the stale idea of guided tours for travellers on its head.
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So, he decided to turn life on its head, and booked a one-way ticket to Australia with a dream of starting over.
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But by compelling employers to deduct taxes from each paycheck as prepayment, the pain of filing taxes could be turned on its head.
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The Razr was maybe the last great dumb phone before Apple released the iPhone in 2007 and turned the handset world on its head.
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Bass also said he shared a meme on his Instagram that he had never seen before — a dog with ramen noodles on its head.
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"We don't exactly turn it on its head by saying creativity first and technique later, but we put it side by side," Deak says.
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This assumption was thrown on its head after the disease was detected in a 56-year-old Hong Kong man recovering from transplant surgery.
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Newly minted Philadelphia district attorney Larry Krasner promised to turn the city's broken criminal justice system on its head — and he's wasting no time.
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Trump turned that on its head, campaigning loud and proud against cuts to Social Security or Medicare and even promising to leave Medicaid untouched.
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The shift in thinking around soundtracks as personal playlists turned the vaguely uncool habit of buying and listening to movie soundtracks on its head.
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"It is obviously in everyone's interest to not just totally turn on its head the pan-European banking system," one of the officials said.
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Importantly, the discovery suggests that mollusks already featured a single shell at this stage, as exhibited by the helmet-like armour on its head.
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"Worry is paralyzing, but when you change worry to action, you take your financial fear and you flip it on its head," she says.
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In a relatively short time, Amazon has built up a logistics arm that is already turning this industry worth many billions on its head.
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But it can also roll down into its base, rather like a projector screen flipped on its head, and thereby adopt different aspect ratios.
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The 45 second clip features a robot dog with this weird grabby attachment on its head opening an actual door for another robot dog.
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While A Quiet Place's protagonists existed using their sight, not sound, Bird Box flips that on its head and delivers an equally impossible journey.
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Wood's proposition to crowd around bad men, instead of men with perceived power, would turn that on its head, which is a great start.
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We're fans of Personal Shopper already, and not only because its complicated setup turns the trope of the lighthearted fashion film on its head.
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I spoke with Núñez via email about Ink Master's lack of women contestants and how this past season flipped that script on its head.
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The little guy wears a skull on its head, which is creepy enough, until you realize that it's the skull of its dead mother.
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But growing fuel inventories and weak demand are now hammering the refining industry, turning a typical advantage for integrated oil companies on its head.
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In this case, for the good of the country, Congress should turn on its head an old adage: Don't just do something, stand there.
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"Trump's action and policies turn religious liberty on its head," said Daniel Mach, director of the ACLU Program on Freedom of Religion and Belief.
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An adaptation that attempts to turn the story of star-crossed lovers on its head, the modern day "Laila Majnu" has several recurring themes.
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In other words, the market has been turned on its head, in Woodward's view: Investors like stocks for yield and bonds for price rallies.
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Adoption of a one-size-fits-all national policy mandating how a state chooses to negotiate with its employees turns federalism on its head.
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The green salamander has frilly, fern-like external gills on its head, two front arms, a long eel-like body and no back legs.
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But to tax Americans on income they couldn't retain because they had to pay state and local tax obligations turns logic on its head.
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Lately, though, a new crop of pornographers are turning the industry on its head by producing content that's fun, respectful, and, yes, actually feminist.
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That's nice and all, but it can easily be flipped on its head: Data showing poor health practices could lead to higher insurance premiums.
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Instead of embracing this commonplace paradigm, she stood Pattern and Decoration painting (or P& D) on its head and gave it a good shake.
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Later, Underly Attached Girlfriend paired a picture of Kristen Stewart — or occasionally, Taylor Swift — with blasé captions to turn the stereotype on its head.
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Either way, victory is not assured to either side in an election season that has already seen the status quo turned on its head.
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If safety exists on a spectrum, there's a certain portion of that spectrum that was totally violated and changed and turned on its head.
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We met with the 26-year-old bagman at his Beijing office to see how's he's flipped the Chinese luxury market on its head.
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" As my grandfather tried to alight again, the propeller hit another length of fence, and "the machine was disabled and stood on its head.
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In "1984," the government of Orwell's Big Brother spoke in "doublespeak," language perverted to obscure the truth or actually turn it on its head.
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VENICE — For the next five months, an orange freight truck will be standing on its head outside the Austrian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
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The trillion-dollar financial services industry was going to be turned on its head over the next decade, and we were just getting started.
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Scrolling through self-care food posts, I realize that turning the definition of a good choice on its head feels breathtakingly radical, beautifully free.
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It is quite another for the Senate to take the majority choice of voters from a particular state and turn it on its head.
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Feminist porn flips this deeply rooted gender role on its head, challenging what both men and women are taught to believe about their sexuality.
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Relaying tales of natural women through a supernatural grammar flips essentialism on its head; these accounts offer up feminine bodies and performance at once.
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"In this way, the rule of thumb that encouraging new entry is conducive to greater competition can be turned on its head," the report says.
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It takes the well-worn high school buddy comedy and spins it on its head — including the costumes worn by its colorful cast of characters.
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Trump, who fashioned his 2016 presidential campaign around a pledge to clamp down on illegal immigration, has now turned the political landscape on its head.
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These people are fighting the deep state as obstructionist Democrats like Pelosi, Schumer and Schiff stare into the cameras and turn truth on its head.
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But what was the Wondery team's idea, and what I hope sets this one apart, was to kind of flip the structure on its head.
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The title functions as a descriptive category, but is turned on its head by the artist to ask the question of which images move us.
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A woman wearing a "Make America Great Again" cap used an offensive term against Todd, so Tolkin wanted to turn the message on its head.
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This episode of Trailer Mix turns the 1991comedy classic on its head and takes a closer look at the darker side of What About Bob.
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"The relationship gets flipped on its head when you're selecting funds — the less you pay the more you on average tend to get," he said.
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In the run-up to the release of the live action Beauty and the Beast, however, that trend seems to be turning on its head.
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Because its timeline has been so drawn out, American Dream has quite literally been shaped as the retail industry has been flipped on its head.
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It looks like she's turning the snake narrative on its head, making a whole album about the way she's been perceived these past few years.
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You can read a few more specs here but basically this turns 3D printing on its head (side?) and lets you do some interesting things.
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Bumble, the popular dating app where girls make the first move, has released an update that may turn the dating app world on its head.
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For 2019, the pros are turning the perennial nail trend on its head, reworking it into a fresh design that's both minimalist and totally unexpected.
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In 2007, Apple turned the smartphone market -- dominated by Microsoft, Palm, BlackBerry, Motorola and others -- on its head with the release of the first iPhone.
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He identified himself part of the Washitaw Nation, a black anti-government group that turns the idea of the "sovereign citizen" movement on its head.
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The surprising connections that emerge between visual inversion and a sense of the world turned on its head can yield different registers of affective response.
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You can also flip all that on its head, and look at the range of influences Tartakovsky has managed to inject into his own work.
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Despite signs that the "kids are all alright," that relief is immediately turned on its head when a few bad seeds hit college age. Sheesh.
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Ted Cruz Ted Cruz turned the Republican primary race on its head Monday night, scoring an unexpected victory over the real estate billionaire Donald Trump.
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The reptile bride, dressed in white and with a flower crown on its head, is paraded around town to music before a ceremony takes place.
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Eich hopes Brave can solve two of the web's most vexing problems—privacy and revenue—by turning the traditional digital advertising model on its head.
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If this works, I should be getting a 'bonus'By using these strategies, I hope to turn the inconsistent income budget problem completely on its head.
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They take something that you think of in one way, and they turn it on its head so you think of it in another way.
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Moreover, the film does turn the mental-health stigma "on its head"—by presenting its neurologically atypical female lead as clever, dynamic, and bracingly real.
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Launching Wednesday, Harper Wilde is flipping everything you know about shopping for bras on its head — and adding a sense of humor to it all.
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That's why I'm so inspired by the success of the Green New Deal as a policy — it flips the trickle-down narrative on its head.
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After all, the whole point of saving would be turned on its head because banks would effectively be charging on deposits instead of paying interest.
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The genre seems to be a distant, cold one and I wanted to try to turn it on its head and do something really warm.
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But Republicans turned that charge on its head, saying Bishop's bill would be a true transparency measure because of its new restrictions on future monuments.
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The defiant display at the beauty pageant — unprecedented in Latin America — for a moment turned one of the region's most macho traditions on its head.
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We asked Wagner about the positive effects of lifting weights beyond building bigger biceps, and how she plans to turn gym culture on its head.
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Since then, an ever-growing list of states have adopted the practice, which basically flips the way people are registered to vote on its head.
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Then Trump turned identity politics on its head by appealing to white voters, and progressives rediscovered the beauty of our national motto, E pluribus unum.
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It also happens to be a sonnet, albeit unrhymed — still singing although turned on its head, with the six-line stanza followed by the octave.
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The idea that you pick out one sentence in a finding statement and you blow it up into essentially turning the statute on its head.
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"It has turned the American asylum system on its head," the union said in its brief, filed in support of a lawsuit against the policy.
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Everyday life for Italians is about to be turned on its head after the death toll there rose to 107 and cases totalled almost 3,090.
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We had called ourselves the Slants as a way of seizing control of a racial slur, turning it on its head and draining its venom.
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He remembers — with hilarious accuracy — how conversations with this crowd can boomerang between outrageous comments and remarks that poignantly hit a nail on its head.
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Tyrannosaurs are known as "tyrant lizards," so I thought it would be whimsical to flip that on its head in the opening to this story.
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The young company has sought to turn a famously traditional industry on its head by cutting dress codes, set office hours and billable hour targets.
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Foyle has been at Aerie since 2010, and has since turned the brand on its head, eventually launching the #AerieReal unretouched ad campaign in 2014.
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But then along came Sarah Sellers, a nurse anesthetist who took advantage of miserable weather conditions to turn the professional marathon world on its head.
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The concept, now in use or under consideration in numerous American states and cities, turns on its head old notions of athletics as an equalizer.
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"I'm basically in this to turn the conventional meat industry on its head," she said, as Darth Vader melted in her hot cast-iron pan.
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But he is trying to flip it on its head and say that he is the one who determines what is truthful or not truthful.
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Americans have turned President Kennedy's "ask not" sentiment on its head so that it simply means, literally, ask not, because the answer will be no.
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Even if Americans had perfect infrastructure planning, people like Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and Bill Gates appear — tipping even a perfect plan on its head.
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"I'm basically in this to turn the conventional meat industry on its head," she said, as Darth Vader melted in her hot cast-iron pan.
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It's only day three of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán's trial, but witness testimony has already turned much of the drug kingpin's myth on its head.
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In 2009, Uber and Lyft turned the traditional labor model on its head with a personal door-to-door car service operated by independent contractors.
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But just 30 minutes later this had been completely turned on its head, with the myths being much more likely to be remembered as "facts".
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It may be unconventional, but turning the challenge on its head for a good cause is a catchy way to get attention on important current events.
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I've been fortunate enough to work for a company committed to turning the narrative that skinny is the only right way to exist on its head.
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"Super Mario 3D World" introduced a lot of exciting new stuff to the series' timeless platforming gameplay, but "Odyssey" completely turns the formula on its head.
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Sharing the longest undefended border in the world, Canada and the United States have an agreement on refugees that is now being turned on its head.
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Iger's quote flips this on its head: if you take diversity for granted, shouldn't you be wondering why a small group is pushing for forced homogeneity?
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A figure stands on the National Mall in Washington DC, casually dressed in a long-sleeved red t-shirt, carefully balancing a firework on its head.
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On this front he believes services business models offer exciting potential to retune incentives for consumers and businesses to flip the conventional model on its head.
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" Winter admits his life "has flipped upside on its head" since he became a parent, but "there's nothing like the love and where it takes you.
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"It was wonderful because flipping [the genre] on its head is so refreshing," Douglas Booth, aka Mr. Bingley, told PEOPLE at the film's Los Angeles premiere.
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In time, blockchain could turn American society on its head, and at the same time make our major institutions, and the places we live, more inclusive.
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You may have heard of a similar feature by Snapchat, called Discover, that has turned the relationship between content producers and the platform on its head.
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All discordant cycles and bizarre segues, The White Death takes a long hard look at what black metal is and turns it completely on its head.
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A president-elect is supposed to try and unify the country after a divisive political conflict; relentlessly controversial tweeting stands that old idea on its head.
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Our good friend Cara Nicoletti just turned this favorite fall dessert on its head with creamy, tangy goat cheese and an almond-rosemary butter crumb crust.
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To the contrary, this industry features talented Millennials turning their field on its head—and the inevitable trophies coming their way won't just be for participation.
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In an industry of dark sunglasses and status handbags, she embraced an unapologetically pretty, preppy, East Coast aesthetic, turning it on its head in the process.
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But later Wagner flips it on its head—with the notes now moving downwards—to signify its opposite: the inevitable decay and death of the gods.
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Their work turns on its head the previously predominant idea of the "total look," of a designer proposing an outfit to be sold head-to-toe.
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In 2013, some of Mr. Obama's former national security officials criticized the plan, saying his original vision was in danger of being turned on its head.
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The past week in the N.B.A., in which players whose contracts had expired began to negotiate new deals, has turned the sports economy on its head.
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Since the doors opened to its first flagship store in Champs-Élysées in 1997, Sephora has turned the department-store makeup shopping experience on its head.
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What's obvious is that the rules are not clear in a world in which the idea of the public square has been turned on its head.
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This is important: A year or more ago, people thought negative rates would be a dramatic, world-shaking policy event that turned economics on its head.
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ATLANTA — Grace Kisa's whimsical sculpture, "Love is an Open Door," features two blue porcelain faces, one with a bluebird on its head, atop brass candlestick bodies.
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His consistent success is turning on its head the prevailing logic that elite runners must focus early on fewer and fewer events as they get older.
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Detours flips the idea of a travel guide on its head by offering essays, stories, maps, artwork, and personal narratives told from indigenous and local perspectives.
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"I don't think you see a lot of discoveries happening across the sciences right now that sort of turn a discipline on its head," he said.
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The denials turn the insurance industry's risk-management standard on its head: men who do not protect themselves can get policies, while men who do cannot.
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But the match turned on its head at 4-4 in the second when he became flustered after being called twice for breaching the service clock.
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SS: Pierre, very briefly, because I know we've got to move on, Bernard Charlès has turned up, as well, is history turning itself on its head?
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After all, the movement wasn't created in a vacuum; it came on the heels of a food movement that flipped dining and consuming on its head.
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There's a bright and tangy lemon angel pie (think lemon meringue pie flipped on its head), and an ultrabuttery Danish kringle, a specialty of Racine, Wis.
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Conventional wisdom holds that economic growth goes hand in hand with increased air pollution, but EPA's report would seem to turn that thinking on its head.
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But Trump has turned the basic patron-client relationship in the region on its head, and in particular shown a repeated indifference to journalism and journalists.
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But as work progressed, Ms. Baldwin turned the plan on its head, deciding to keep the second house and put the first one up for sale.
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The robot weighs in at just over 15 pounds, and is equipped with 3D cameras on its head and touch and force sensors on its claws.
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They had a huge influence because they took something that was very traditional and that we all thought we knew and totally flipped it on its head.
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Coogler and Joe Robert Cole, who co-wrote the script, turn an age-old narrative on its head via Killmonger's revisionist fury: The colonized as the colonizers.
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Along with sister Melissa, she flipped the New York pie game on its head a few years ago with the duo's whole and by-the-slice pies.
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A year-end stock market phenomenon is getting turned on its head by the election of Donald Trump and that could be artificially boosting the stock market.
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Buy Now Guerrilla Tacos: Recipes from the Streets of LA, $30 Our buddy Wes Avila turned LA's food scene on its head with his Guerrilla Tacos truck.
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"In resting its exercise of supervisory authority on hypothesized scenarios of egregious misconduct, the district court turned this presumption on its head," Chief Judge Robert Katzmann wrote.
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These spiders — which are typically found in the Midwest or South — have a "dark violin-shaped (or fiddle-shaped) marking on its head," according to the CDC.
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Things have trended downward significantly since then on more positive news, but we live in an age when 280 characters can turn the world on its head.
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But if you think politics has been spun on its head and should now be thought of primarily on an elite-populist axis, then maybe it does.
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The previous conventional wisdom that Clinton would glide to a pristine convention while Republicans seethe and gnash their teeth in Cleveland has been turned on its head.
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If a full, head-to-toe gingham look is more print than you've bargained for, turn the approach on its head by steering toward gingham accessories instead.
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But Ivan Perisic's 68th-minute equalizer turned the match on its head, and from then on, it looked like there was only going to be one winner.
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Mr Icke placed him directly in front of Claudius, turning the dramatic logic of the scene on its head: was this Claudius a figment of Hamlet's imagination?
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"Leave to Remain", a new musical co-written by playwright Matt Jones and Kele Okereke, the lead singer of Bloc Party, turns the analogy on its head.
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That doesn't mean you can't turn the industry inside out by turning the traditional winery business model on its head — and that's exactly what Naked Wines did.
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On 5th October, the New York Times published a story detailing decades of allegations of sexual harassment against the producer Harvey Weinstein, turning Hollywood on its head.
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But HBO's series turns the movie's concept on its head, by creating a world where the androids might be more relatable than the flesh-and-blood characters.
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The Roth IRA flips the traditional IRA on its head: You pay taxes on money you contribute to the IRA, but earnings and withdrawals are tax-free.
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But for AT&T to put a big "5G" stamp on its "5G Evolution" 4G network is to mislead customers and to turn everything on its head.
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I think Jennifer was born as a reaction to that limitation; it basically flips the scenario on its head so that I can flaunt freely without reservation.
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Flipping the dynamic between police and black bodies on its head, the young boy exerts power and the officers are the ones who raise their hands up.
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National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's promise of swift action should violations continue has turned the Obama administration's era of appeasement on its head, at least in spirit.
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This year, there have been many Android phones that challenge that convention, and none flipped it on its head more than the OnePlus 3, released in June.
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I think, in her comedic way, but also as a little bit of an f- you, she would turn menswear on its head and challenge the men.
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Buy America, however, turns this on its head by forcing the purchase of goods that are worse than their foreign alternatives—otherwise the measure wouldn't be needed.
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But there was so little of substance this whole campaign — it was just a diabetes-inducing level of sugar, that your job kinda flips on its head.
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Warren's history allows her to turn this on its head, asking voters to choose between the Trump-GOP's brand of crony capitalism and a different, fairer future.
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And then the world learned what was going on in Flint—and he stopped bragging about cutting regulations and turned the standard Republican line on its head.
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This season, the designer turned the house's logomania on its head by collaborating with the graffiti artist Trouble Andrew (aka "Gucci Ghost") on cheekily spray-painted bags.
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We also know that a majority of automated vehicles will be electric over the next decade, and this will likely flip the transportation industry on its head.
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When old pillow-fists Bisping decked Rockhold in under four minutes it seemed as if everything we knew about the division had been turned on its head.
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In "The Let Go" there is that despair turned on its head because the performers have given us something to nurture and grow, some kind of hope.
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It's rich and unpredictable, and the near ever-presence of vocals—in particular from Age of Electric/Limblifter singer Ryan Dahle—turns the sound on its head.
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We aren't just wisecracking, here, we're "cracking wise" — or cracking Ys. For what is a Y, really, except a letter I with a V on its head?
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Detailing everything from her disastrous romantic relationships to her bohemian friends, Brown turns the biography genre on its head, even imagining a marriage between Margaret and Picasso.
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If this is the experience, we'll have managed to turn marketplace feminism on its head, taking a trend and giving it the depth to become a movement.
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Christian theology has rich categories for the future, about the kingdom of God turning the world on its head, but I was hearing little of these ideas.
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Next, she turned the conventional business model on its head, eschewing department stores in favor of a network of independent consultants — think Avon rather than Estée Lauder.
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Samsung is counting on its head start in 5G, the next generation mobile technology that allows users to download a movie in seconds, to pull in customers.
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Read more:A crocodile in Indonesia has had a tire stuck on its head for years — and there's a reward for anyone brave enough to get it off
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However, the studio was able to turn the story on its head, shifting it from a quaint board game to a larger-than-life video game adventure.
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The High End At 125 Greenwich Street, a new skyscraper rising in Manhattan's Financial District, Bizzi & Partners Development is turning the typical condominium model on its head.
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Once princess of the Amazons on a sheltered island paradise who was being trained to become an undefeatable warrior, her life is suddenly turned on its head.
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IEX was set up specifically to turn this on its head, offering no rebates and putting a "speed bump" on trades to slow down high-speed traders.
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Marx liked to say that when he read Hegel he found philosophy standing on its head, so he turned it over and placed it on its feet.
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Snapchat's user base is much smaller than Facebook's, but Snapchat has turned some of social networking's conventional wisdom on its head, with ephemerality and more authentic connections.
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Love and death are all very well, but if you want to turn your life on its head nothing compares with moving house in the tristate area.
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He's taken the idea of a surprise and flipped it on its head, as he's essentially been putting out The Life of Pablo for the last month.
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"We can flip this thing on its head, and suddenly from being our savior, technology becomes the problem, and neither of those things is true," Keen said.
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"We had called ourselves the Slants as a way of seizing control of a racial slur, turning it on its head and draining its venom," Tam wrote.
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We wanted to hear more about the cost, the potentially awkward conversations they had with their partners, and how they really felt about flipping tradition on its head.
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Boyd estimates that each purrmaid takes her around 3-5 hours to make, more if the purrmaid has anything on its head like a flower crown or unicorn.
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President Trump has turned the process on its head, making the summit the opening round rather than closing one for what are sure to be very complex negotiations.
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Essentially, Jones has taken Frank Stella's clarion call for opticality, as encoded in his dictum "What you see is what you see," and stood it on its head.
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Where once a largely male audience was attracted by the prospect of the publicly sanctioned display of women's legs, the Trocks have turned that titillation on its head.
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That feeling is turned on its head in this essay, which looks at the extremes of excess capitalism that caused millions of bikes to be overproduced and discarded.
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"The Magnitsky sanctions and other similar targeted sanctions have essentially turned the sanctions policy on its head — historically, sanctions were applied toward whole countries," Browder told BuzzFeed News.
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American exceptionalism, once shorthand for our can-do spirit and self-confidence, has been stood on its head as a bulwark against change on immigration, taxes and health.
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We're talking a daytime-chic dress that one would wear on land with relatively zero discomfort — turned on its head, thrown into choppy waters, and expected to swim.
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There are puzzles to solve and mechanics to contend with, along with a couple of genuine surprises that temporarily turn the gameplay on its head in unexpected ways.
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O'Rourke ultimately responded by trying to flip Buttigieg's attack on its head: "Let's ... lead and not be limited by the polls and consultants and focus groups," he said.
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You can actually turn the canister on its head to a 'clothing mode', which will put Lovot into a soft, malleable state to make it easier to clothe.
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Within the timeless format of a pop song, she can place a blunt truth that turns the experience on its head, making it both refreshing and more relatable.
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The problem, though, is that while our current harvests have been occurring earlier, that traditional pattern of cool rain and hot drought has been turned on its head.
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In contrast, elsewhere, we often see political correctness turned on its head, and the word terrorism isn't used unless the person involved in the attack is a Muslim.
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In his latest novel, The Cabin at the End of the World, Tremblay spins out another terrifying story, turning the standard home invasion horror plot on its head.
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We set out two years ago with a big idea about a new approach to food delivery and the lofty ambition of turning an industry on its head.
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But in her new song and music video, Can't Get Enough of Myself, Santigold turns that chiding on its head in a cheery springtime anthem to self-love.
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In fact, the sense of intimidation that we once felt has been turned on its head: Many Canadians now observe America's political spectacle with a sense of smugness.
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But fitness blogger Joanne Encarnacion is turning the typical before-and-after snapshot on its head — by opening up about different kinds of progress, not just fitness gains.
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"The presumption of innocence is turned on its head when everyone applying for a benefit is screened for potential wrongdoing in a system of total surveillance," he warns.
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The findings have turned years of theory on its head, causing Egyptologists to re-evaluate the region's history while unlocking new tools for scientists working in the field.
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Trump could change his mind at the last minute and turn the process on its head, possibly even electing to simply stick with Yellen, though that remains unlikely.
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The idea of being able to instruct the body's cells to create proteins and antibodies to fight off all kinds of diseases could turn biotech on its head.
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Kat's ability, which allows her to control the direction of gravity so that she falls in any direction, encapsulates the game's turning of the familiar on its head.
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"As a black actor, I can just tell you that I saw the potential to turn what is expected of us so often on its head," he said.
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Withdrawing from trade deals and threatening import tariffs in order to protect and promote U.S. business, Trump has turned the status quo of global trade on its head.
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The power of the purse is at the core of Article One of the Constitution and Trump's proposed course turns on its head this essential right of Congress.
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A black buzzard modified with a camera on its head to help surveil the borders and control the population of new territories in Klint's vision of the future.
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But recently, female country artists have turned that trope on its head, reclaiming agency as the killers, rather than the victims — think "Goodbye Earl," by the Dixie Chicks.
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Here he turns hip-hop's came-from-the-bottom trope on its head: Yachty launched his rap career in the cloud and has no plans of coming down.
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Typically, however, the reverse doesn't happen—but the Japanese company Open Meals is turning that idea on its head in the name of bringing together science and sushi.
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"What people don't understand is being a tough guy is the ability to suffer," he says, turning on its head the idea that deceives so many young men.
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It's very possible that the Las Vegas residency—far from being the end-of-career graveyard it was once viewed as—may very soon turn on its head.
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But in 1964, Barry Goldwater turned the Republican establishment on its head by defeating Nelson Rockefeller in the primaries, leaving in the dust the old Eastern party establishment.
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Instead, when they're not demeaning the messengers, they're pushing conspiracy theories and turning reality on its head by trying to portray Trump as a principled opponent of corruption.
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Sturgill Simpson takes this song — one of the four singles from Nevermind — and flips it on its head, subbing in his signature Southern twang for Cobain's shredding guitar.
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"We recognize that the bridal industry has been turned on its head," said Lori Conley, a senior vice president for merchandising, design and product development at the company.
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Samara Golden turns reality on its head in A Trap in a Soft Division, her largest-ever commissioned work at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA).
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But in recent years, students who see themselves outside the binary have begun to challenge the straightness of it all, turning prom on its head by attending openly.
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Since the project's timeline has been drawn out for so long, American Dream has quite literally been shaped as the retail industry has been flipped on its head.
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In the last decade, the way that you market games has flipped on its head and it has disrupted the entire retail and games component of the industry.
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Short for financial technology, FinTech has completely flipped the financial services industry on its head and includes everything from mobile payment apps (Venmo, PayPal) to cryptocurrency (BitCoin, Ethereum).
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Ms. Stess does interesting things with repetition as the play goes on, and she also turns racial profiling on its head, with the police charging hard against whites.
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Dawson and Star act like they're turning the makeup industry on its head by releasing a few palettes and some lipstick shades that seem to be intentionally hideous.
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Democrats have now turned that threat on its head, insisting that the payments — which the administration has quietly continued to make — be guaranteed as part of any deal.
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The discovery knocked the world on its head, confirming for the first time the existence of gravitational waves, and of those dead pits of space-time, black holes.
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The general extrovert trend of the show has been turned on its head with the identity pirating that Cambridge Analytica performed in the interests of reactionary political isolationism.
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Whatever the reason may be, Trump has completely flipped decades of American foreign policy on its head — and this past week was the strongest example of it yet.
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When you think about it, Forstall's design totally flipped everything we knew about conceptualizing technology on its head, and I think it's safe to say we're better for it.
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Incredibles 2 Is a Super Sequel That Was Absolutely Worth the WaitPhoto: DisneyIncredibles 2 takes everything you love about the Oscar-winning original and flips it on its head.
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The film will take "the perspective of what it means to be a villain, and perhaps flipping that on its head in some way, shape or form," he said.
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Abiy came to power in April and quickly turned national and regional politics on its head by making peace with neighboring Eritrea and reining in the powerful security services.
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Enter Västtrafik, a Swedish public transit agency, which just released a new ad that takes the technology fever that's gripped the automotive world and turns it on its head.
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Now, Iran's plans to absorb 500 new aircraft in the next decade look set to turn the well-worn system of improvised repairs and clandestine purchases on its head.
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A New York state art gallery is turning a piece of hate mail on its head, adopting the screed as an unofficial slogan and putting it on T-shirts.
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Tell the GAN that "this bird is white with some black on its head and wings, and has a long orange beak", and it will draw that for you.
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But our show is turning that on its head and using the power of the internet and the power of like, pure self-confidence to trash everybody around them.
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But Martens and his team are striving to turn the concept on its head by bringing market needs together with cutting-edge farming methods and hands-on business training.
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Beauty brands turned the powder category on its head — with formulas that are not only silky, but also hydrate, brighten, and smooth while they sit there on your face.
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While it may seem natural to assume that all three works belong to the same period, this is exactly the kind of assumption that Chang turns on its head.
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The Trump administration has an opportunity to turn that thinking on its head by getting the federal government to think like a state when it comes to economic policy.
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The NRA says it's in deep financial trouble, and a lot of Twitter isn't buying it, as evidenced by the way they've turned a rhetorical trope on its head.
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And with good reason: This last year has introduced us to double-cleansing, multi-masking, product layering, and more — with international imports turning the beauty industry on its head.
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If the data holds up, then Moderna has managed to find a way to safely transport protein-producing mRNA into cells, which could turn vaccine production on its head.
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To wit, Trump routinely engages in public fits of rage, encourages physical violence against critics, and turns reality on its head by smearing his targets as "angry" and dangerous.
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The election that was supposed to be about a single issue has instead revealed the extent to which last summer's Brexit vote has turned British politics on its head.
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American ad agency Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB) flipped that notion on its head to create a self-deprecating, understated ad that went on to help sell millions of cars.
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Under Trump's plan, that formula would get flipped on its head — 80 percent or more from states and localities, and a maximum of 20 percnet from the federal government.
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A group of scientists who are in the middle of a grand examination of canine fossils and modern DNA proposed Thursday to turn the whole conversation on its head.
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With a radical like President Trump in the White House, they can turn around the familiar narrative whereby Republicans paint them as extremist agents of instability on its head.
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I just find it so interesting that the same question is always being asked and not switched on its head when influencers can be on the covers of magazines.
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The study's conclusion turns on its head the assumption that VIP services are better services: "Provision of unnecessary care can increase the risk of patient harm," the authors wrote.
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He talked us through a riff on a classic that only a Massachusetts native could create—a grilled cabbage wedge salad that turns the steakhouse staple on its head.
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Seeing men claim themselves as victims "is turning #MeToo on its head," said Nancy Erika Smith, a lawyer who represented Ms. Carlson and other women in sexual harassment suits.
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In addition to its aesthetics, the movie was also notable at the time because it tried to flip the traditional dynamic of violence in horror movies on its head.
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Should Trump basically say "Sure, Putin, it's yours," it would turn the entire postwar period on its head, because the US would effectively approve the hostile takeover of territory.
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They turned the stubborn, sexist notion that their presence and presidential ambitions were exotic on its head, citing yardsticks by which they were demonstrably superior to their male rivals.
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For Schiaparelli's spring 2020 haute couture show, which was held earlier today, the house's 34-year-old Texas-born artistic director, Daniel Roseberry, turned this idea on its head.
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Where Clinton espoused using economic tools to advance political objectives, Trump is likely to turn this maxim on its head, using political means and might to secure economic gains.
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But the problem is that very low volatility essentially turns the investment world on its head, undermining the value of diversification and encouraging investors to take on more risk.
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It's part of a unique, highly sensitive electro-sensing system that, in concert with tens of thousands of tiny sensors on its head, functions like sonar to detect zooplankton.
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In any case, experts think she'll try to turn that vulnerability on its head, Politico reported, by presenting her law enforcement background as a foil to a "lawless" presidency.
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"He completely turned everything I was seeing in the media on its head - that homeless people were drunks and drug addicts and deserved to be where they were," she said.
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Photo: Rui-Chang QuanJumping spider mothers provide milk to their spiderlings far into development, according to a new study that might turn your understanding of invertebrate parenting on its head.
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If he were to quite literally turn that formulation on its head, it would signal that he'd resolved his ambivalence in favor of taking a real run at the nomination.
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Now, if true justice had prevailed, if Hillary Clinton got indicted, as she should have in the fall of 2016, the electoral process would&aposve been turned on its head.
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Apple may have been the darling of Wall Street for some time while Facebook tagged along, but in the past few months, that pairing has been flipped on its head.
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MARIE HARF, FOX NEWS ANALYST: Well the process in North Korea that we&aposve seen over the past 24 hours has really turned what we did on its head, right?
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That was until the mobile games revolution, driven by the free-to-play (F2P) model, completely turned the industry on its head and democratized the entire player/publisher/developer relationship.
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Elderly health care was once a hot market for startups: Hometeam and Bruno were once described as "turning the senior care industry on its head" amid the industry's brightest days.
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The electoral board turned this year's race on its head last week when it disqualified front-runner Keiko Fujimori's biggest rival from the race for not complying with electoral rules.
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But when Conti realized just how much money she had handed over to Juul in the last few months, she decided to try and flip the situation on its head.
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Culture creators, innovation innovators and scene starters Dom and Adrian give their poignant and well thought-out take on the U.S. election and turning the assassination industry on its head.
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The left's embrace of illegal immigration started as a cynical voter registration drive and now threatens to turn the concept of "with liberty and justice for all" on its head.
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Now, suddenly, other outsider candidates see a much bigger opening to make Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell a villain and turn the party on its head in the 2018 midterms.
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Italic is an online brand that wants to flip the idea of luxury on its head by producing goods with partners that manufacture for designers like Prada, Givenchy, and Burberry.
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This rule will turn the agency on its head and render it completely ineffective, which poses an extraordinary threat to science, to the environment, and to human health at large.
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As DoJ wraps up its two year - long review of the consent decrees, the major publishers are making a new request that would turn music licensing completely on its head.
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That notion was flipped on its head over the weekend as thousands of leaked emails from WikiLeaks have party members cringing and Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz on the way out.
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By the end, the essay has been flipped on its head, closing on a moment of self-awareness and emotional catharsis that lands a hefty — and totally earned — emotional punch.
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"The AHCA would turn that on its head," says Cynthia Cox, associate director for the program for the study of health reform and private insurance at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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One particular artist turning tradition on its head is Daniel Gordon, whose manipulated still lifes play with the concept of what constitutes a typical rendering of fruit, flora, and glassware.
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Milk Street, the culinary enterprise Christopher Kimball invented after he defected from America's Test Kitchen, has created a well-tested book that turns the Tuesday-night recipe on its head.
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But in fast-moving situations with high stakes — natural disasters, wars, terrorist attacks or elections — trust on WhatsApp is turned on its head, becoming a key force behind viral falsity.
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Mr. Clemens takes the classic Christmas ham and turns it on its head, serving pork croquettes with charred pineapple, then ramping up the tropical element by adding coconut and chile.
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Milk has been adopted by some white supremacists as a symbol of their movement, but Mr. Franks said that the protesters' actions had effectively turned that notion on its head.
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But as this chart from the Economic Innovation Group shows, the current economic recovery has turned this logic on its head, with the biggest cities enjoying the strongest job gains.
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The race has been flipped on its head since late last week, when Sanders hoped to charge to at least a plurality of delegates and leave behind a struggling Biden.
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On Monday he turned on its head a looming embarrassment — only a small number of the Super Bowl-champion Philadelphia Eagles were going to visit him in his White House.
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Towns flipped that on its head and created a system where they said, for every mile or ever step that the Nazis take, we'll donate money to anti-Nazi causes.
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But in Game 250 of the N.B.A. finals Friday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers turned that notion on its head and had the game all but won in the first quarter.
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But under Mr. O'Brien, the White House's hostage negotiator when Mr. Trump chose him to succeed John R. Bolton in September, that dynamic has often been turned on its head.
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"What If..." is Marvel Studios first animated series and each episode will "explore a pivotal moment from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and turn it on its head," according to Disney.
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"I think our nation was turned on its head for three years based on a completely bogus narrative that was largely fanned and hyped by an irresponsible press," Barr said.
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And beside the reception desk stands a sculptural, look-at-me lamp — a giant black horse with a lampshade on its head — by the cutting-edge Swedish design firm Front.
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She distanced herself from other Democrats, like Sanders and Warren, who have expressed more protectionist views, but also Trump, who has turned conventional Republican free-trade-ism on its head.
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The worm uses a needle on its head to puncture the mushroom's hyphae — the stringy filaments that make up its mycelium, or vegetative body — and suck out its cellular content.
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Trump, not a master of minutiae, has turned Ryan's party on its head, blowing up long-held policy convictions and upending a political order that had been intact for decades.
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When Buster Douglas knocked out Mike Tyson in 1990, Bela wrote a breathless dispatch: "Douglas has stood the boxing world on its head and now calls the shots," he wrote.
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"This sort of flips it on its head—that it was the oil industry playbook that tobacco took, and they arguably were less good at it than oil," she said.
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In each of these films, you flip a classic trope on its head by showing it through a woman's gaze, can you talk a little about the mechanics of that?
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In a joint interview with the Times of London and the German publication Bild, Trump signaled that US foreign policy in a range of areas could be turned on its head.
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According to the RSPCA, it received a call from "a concerned member of the public," who found a cat with a plastic peanut butter jar stuck on its head on Saturday. .
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The latest is from Jeff Koons, the artist famous for turning art world commercialism on its head — selling massive stainless steel balloon animals for tens of millions of dollars, for instance.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is not even President yet, but he's already turning US foreign policy on two of the biggest challenges to American power -- China and Russia -- on its head.
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"The latest science seems to have turned much of that on its head and it was hard for even me to accept what the new research was showing," Hyde told PEOPLE.
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From tall top handle bags to extra-oversized plastic ones, the beach bags ahead take whatever idea you may have of a "beach bag" and totally flip it on its head.
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The Museum of Failure turns this idea on its head, presenting over 100 flops, bombs, and fiascos of innovation, including cars and boats, food and drink, tech gadgets and sex toys.
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The Czechs trailed Macedonia for much of their contest and looked out for the count after falling behind 21-17 but turned the match on its head in a frantic finale.
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But de Benoist's writings from this period often stood the logic of the left on its head: Egalitarianism was the true racism because it sought to erase difference from the world.
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We've previously written about the possibility of Luke Danes (Scott Patterson) and Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) having a baby together, but this new theory flips all the evidence on its head.
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That's been happening long before the Gang's time, of course, turning tradition on its head and making it one's own, but they're still piercingly what-you-see-is-what-you-get.
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Trump's defeat of Hillary Clinton turned on its head years of wisdom about how campaigns operate, how America's demographics are changing and how a controversial nominee can affect down-ballot candidates.
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He certainly turned the system on its head, and since it's agreed on both sides of the aisle that Washington is broken, I can see why a disruptor candidate could appeal.
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Sure enough, Eli Lilly managed to turn the story on its head, announcing a series of good news related to its diabetes drugs and spinning off Elanco, its animal health business.
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So those kind of ‑‑ that traditional squad function of eight to ten to maybe twelve agents and a few analysts really kind of turned on its head on the cyber side.
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Trump's proposal is to flip the 80-20 formula on its head and require that states and cities kick in at least $4 for every $1 in federal money they receive.
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Democrat Doug Jones pulled out a victory over Republican Roy Moore on Tuesday night, after a race that was turned on its head by allegations of child sexual abuse against Moore.
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Contestants today enter the show with the idea that if they haven't flipped the game on its head and betrayed all their allies by day 7, they've personally disappointed Mark Burnett.
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The Republican nomination process may be flipped on its head if a proposed amendment is passed just days before the convention, an amendment that is showing some support among party members.
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Sure, some people hide behind their apps or use them as a crutch, but these findings (which, yes, come from a less-than-unbiased source) turn that stereotype on its head.
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As Black Friday approaches, one website is trying to turn the holiday shopping experience on its head, all through a new site that makes you a more ethical shopper year-round.
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We've all heard the old joke but King Cook from Cook Daily is turning the knit-your-own-dhal reputation of a meat, fish, and dairy-free diet on its head.
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The sound sorceress Holly Herndon has turned electronic music on its head with her conceptual approach to composing music, which includes classical training vocal processing, and a lot of software manipulation.
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"I explained that my aim would be to revisit the slightly cliché aesthetic of a road movie and find a way to somehow turn it on its head," Schoerner tells Creators.
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"We wanted to take the concept of the traditional pop-up shop and flip it on its head in a very Busch way," Daniel Blake, senior director at Anheuser Busch, said.
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Super Mario Odyssey took the make-work completionist nightmare that is most big budget sandbox titles and turned its on its head by making its collectibles an absolute blast to find.
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What's certain is that the next RNC chairman will have his or her hands full after an election cycle that saw Doanld Trump turn the Grand Old Party on its head.
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But one party has turned the politics of immigration on its head, positioning itself as perhaps the first in Europe with a pro-immigrant stance, run by people from immigrant backgrounds.
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But the lesson is turned on its head when it turns out Zoey only got the promotion due to her hard work and Dre's "star power" had nothing do with it.
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"Bandersnatch" flips the formula on its head, ripping away the illusion of free will and consequence and instead exploring a scenario where your choices can often feel reversible or otherwise meaningless.
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"I don't think it will turn the case on its head," said Gerald Posner, author of "Case Closed," the 503 book that concluded that Oswald indeed killed Kennedy on his own.
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That means we need to turn the "economic anxiety causes racism" theory on its head: It's racism that caused a certain group of Americans to say the economy is doing badly.
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A chance to turn a conversation about 'stalled smartphone innovation' on its head by encouraging consumers to think more critically about the costs involved in pumping out the next shiny thing.
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Mr. Oldroyd, a first time feature filmmaker, said he and his producer, Fodhla Cronin O'Reilly, were drawn to the story because it turned any notion of female victimhood on its head.
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"It's turned the whole idea of charitable giving on its head," said Carl Davis, research director at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, who was an author of the report.
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And he turned draftsmanship on its head by asking Willem de Kooning, with whom he had become friends, to give him a drawing, not to preserve and admire, but to erase.
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But Life is Strange 2 turns this convention on its head, speaking volumes by forcing you to make choices in a world determined to stripe you of your rights and freedoms.
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The result turned Johnson's Brexit finale on its head, leaving the prime minister exposed to a humiliating obligation to ask the EU for a delay until the end of January 2020.
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They are turning the limiting ideals of good taste on its head to embrace the variety flowers can offer, and how they can make us feel and see in new ways.
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Erica Mena is turning tradition on its head by buying the father of her upcoming child a lavish gift for the pregnancy ... though you gotta expect Safaree will return the favor.
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In this Weekend Update surprise, a Goop goof gets flipped on its head when Paltrow herself pops up – as Goop manager Fifer James – to lightly joke about her company and herself.
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On "Invisible," Garbage's Shirley Manson delivers a stone-cold monologue that flips the idea of trans visibility on its head and renders those in power as the ones unrecognized by society.
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Since his appointment in April, Abiy has presided over a raft of reforms that have turned the region's politics on its head, including the pardoning of dissidents long outlawed by the government.
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I wanted to turn it on its head and make it somewhere you want to go, that will make you feel good throughout the whole process, not just with the end result.
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This Pokémon changes its type when exclusive items are inserted into the drive on its head, and its somatic cells mutate and glow with different colors of light depending on its type.
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I turn on my invisibility cloak, run on the side of a building, jump off, and shoot the titan with my grappling hook, pulling myself in until I land on its head.
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Instead, Thomas had emailed the customer service department directly, and when someone responded and asked him for more information, he turned my technique on its head: He explicitly asked for free pizza.
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It's also fun to just think about because for one, it just looks weird as hell, but also because the idea of man-made structures acting unpredictably flips everything on its head.
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The Congress Party's Rahul Gandhi attempted to turn this on its head, repeatedly saying the watchman was in fact a thief by making reference to a controversy over a recent defense deal.
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But the narrative of industry over-investment in capacity has been turned on its head by the spectacular growth of Chinese demand, which leapt 20350 percent last year to 38.1 million tonnes.
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Everything you thought you knew is turned on its head thanks to user DER_GOTTKAISER, who caused a stir earlier this week with their theory that potions master Severus Snape is still alive.
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Ex-NBA star Gilbert Arenas was involved in a WILD car crash over the weekend -- where a Toyota flipped on its head -- but TMZ Sports has learned, miraculously, nobody was seriously hurt.
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"We're trying to build something that's going to turn the industry on its head," Joshua Kushner, one of the company's founders, said in 0003, as Oscar began to enroll its first customers.
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That case was the seed that reversed decades of jurisprudence, turned the Founders' conception of free speech on its head and, more than thirty years later, germinated the infamous Citizens United decision.
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Congress created reconciliation to reduce the deficit; it was only much later that enterprising Members got the idea of turning it on its head to rush through measures that increase the deficit.
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And so people are grasping for images that either back up their preexisting notions or turn the mainstream narrative on its head, and then sharing with their followers to further the reach.
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The previous year's Levitation had its first day turned on its head by record rainfall, with some early shows cancelled, a stage moved due to flooding, and mud taking over the grounds.
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But that still leaves us with the uncomfortable fact that a software update mechanism — a critical system intended to protect users — was turned on its head and used to attack them instead.
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"I had never considered myself an American Eagle model, but what made it interesting was to twist the cultural conversation about what the brand stands for and turn it on its head."
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SpinLaunch, a company that aims to turn the launch industry on its head with a wild new concept for getting to orbit, has raised a $35M round B to continue its quest.
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"She really flips the song on its head," said Jason Hanley, vice president of education and public programs at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, where Franklin was the first female inductee.
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But Mr. Trump, in a dogged effort to fulfill his campaign promises, has turned that logic on its head in the budget outline he is expected to present to Congress this week.
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"The sharp declines in equity markets in the last week have turned investor sentiment on its head in a fashion that is almost schizophrenic in nature," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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"A prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz could see LNG spot prices skyrocket, and see a demand destruction scenario emerge turning the current soft LNG market on its head," he said.
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It's mobile, whizzing around on a pair of self-righting wheels, and can entertain your pet under its own steam using a combination of lights, sounds, and a feather on its head.
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More than 3.6 million teens vape, according to the FDA, turning the purpose of a device originally intended to wean smokers off tobacco on its head by making kids dependent on nicotine.
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It turns an established Hollywood pattern on its head too, by featuring an entirely Asian cast — the first contemporary-set Hollywood film to do so since 1993's The Joy Luck Club.
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Yet calls to rally citizens to vote are met by a testing rejoinder — have we forgotten how easily democracy can be turned on its head by those adept at manipulating public opinion?
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Sanders on Thursday managed to take one of his critics' main talking points on his politics — that he'll seek to make the United States into Venezuela — and turn it on its head.
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In this installment, we talk about Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, one of the year's most praised films and a work of mastery that turns the idea of the war film on its head.
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While it's difficult to imagine anyone, even someone as influential as Rubin, really turning the smartphone market on its head in the year 2017, you got to give the guy credit for trying.
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"A rule that automatically seals everything in all court records related to any defendant's cooperation or noncooperation with law enforcement" flips on its head the presumption of access the law requires, Townsend said.
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Asked by CNN's Erin Burnett Monday about the skit, which rankled some on Twitter and elsewhere, de Blasio said the point of his joke was to turn a negative stereotype on its head.
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He promoted an ethos that turned on its head the conventional notion of what it means to be normal and successful, and the result was a movement that eventually spread to 35 countries.
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Kate Nash is a British singer-songwriter who appeared on the scene in 2007, during the height of the "twee" aesthetic, and she played into it even while turning it on its head.
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Flipping the concept on its head brings a subversive quality to the show, leading the viewer toward identifying with the machines, whose rising consciousness creates the prospect of rebelling against their abusive overlords.
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Instead of a teachable moment, Tig turns the conversation on its head, telling the woman that, because it's such an easy choice to go straight, she's suddenly decided to go full on heterosexual.
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Nwandu admits that it took a lot of trust to bring on people like Oh and her brand manager, Brian, who "flipped the platform on its head" by bringing in better advertising deals.
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A border wall separating the U.S. and Mexico may be hostile and uninviting, but artist Maddy Kramer is turning that idea on its head, reclaiming it to celebrate immigrants and their creative contributions.
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Some have been at their mission for years while others are just starting out, but all of them are doing something that turns conventional thinking in the hedge fund space on its head.
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Yet there are also other moments, like his early morning Twitter tirades and his freewheeling performance on Thursday night when he behaves like the unorthodox force that turned American politics on its head.
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Each column featured Andrew writing in-depth on a singular topic, distilling it down to its essence, flipping it on its head, holding it up to the light, and examining it in total.
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Death metal, by its very name, plays with themes of violence, gore and physical abuse, often at the expense of a female victim—but what happens when you turn that on its head?
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The strategy, encapsulated in Esteves' definition of BTG Pactual as "an investment bank that invests," turned on its head after the buyout unit was forced to sell many of its investments since November.
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In an era when the conventional political playbook has been turned on its head, House Democrats need to try something different and move away from a timeworn model that has essentially become obsolete.
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German Kerber raced through the first set before the match turned wildly on its head and Davis, who needed a lucky-loser spot to play in the tournament, lost only three more games.
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But the Cooper plan seeks to turn that alternative on its head, and present MPs with a different choice: May's deal or a lengthy Brexit delay, which could mean no Brexit at all.
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" Ms. Hendry, who cites Robert Longo as a "big, big, big inspiration," said that for a couple of years she was "trying to figure out how I could flip realism on its head.
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I have to give credit here to my test kitchen colleague Noor Murad, who had the foresight to turn polenta on its head by cooking it in the oven instead of the stovetop.
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Since replacing Desalegn in April, Abiy has turned politics and the economy on its head in the country of 100 million people but continuing ethnic violence poses a challenge to his reform drive.
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Making waves, and a little cash on the side, are pop sensations like Baddie Winkle (220-year-old Helen Ruth Elam Van Winkle), whose posts are conceived to flip convention on its head.
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" AUTHOR OF "LaRose"BOOKSTORE Birchbark Books in Minneapolis RECOMMENDS 'Al Franken: Giant of the Senate' by Al Franken "Flips the classic born-in-a-shack rise to political office tale on its head.
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Throughout the ensuing impeachment process, however, Trump has tried to turn reality on its head by insisting that his move to release the call summary somehow refuted the whistleblower complaint and exonerated him.
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He recalled how, after growing up in an unstable home, his entire "world was flipped on its head" in the span of two years when he burst onto the scene at age 13.
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One rally organizer turned that accusation on its head, telling the demonstrators that it was various politicians and bureaucrats who were shutting down the internet who were really afraid of the Russian people.
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A receptionist at his clinic in the early 2000s, Ms. Schmaing said she watched Dr. Koller throw a cat onto the ground and step on its head to inject it with a sedative.
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There's also plenty of anticipation for the coming season, which turns another perception — that this is a quintessentially Scottish show — on its head: Jamie and Claire had arrived on American shores in 1767.
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" Hamilton says he was inspired by classic haunted house stories, "We set out to make a '70s era haunted house-esque film, but kind of turn that genre on its head a little bit.
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Although it has been nearly three years since Edward Snowden turned the world on its head by releasing a trove of highly sensitive documents, the ripples of his decision are still being felt broadly.
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But he had turned on its head the reasoning Western business titans and others cite when it comes to Saudi Arabia: that getting involved may nudge the kingdom toward a more modern, freer society.
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As I started programming Frankie, I found that I could use the Move Hub's built-in motion sensor to launch my program by turning over the Lego cat or tipping it on its head.
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One of the reasons Killing Eve, which was adapted for TV by Fleabag writer-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge, is so satisfying is that it both showcases this quality and turns it on its head.
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To be clear, confusing your body into thinking you're satisfied is not really something to aim for, because it flips the intuitive eating concept — that you should honor your hunger cues — on its head.
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That's certainly the case for the developer industry, according to a new study, which has turned traditional analysis on its head to focus on graduates' skills rather than universities' quality of research and teaching.
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But in a case on March 20th involving a California law that is designed to expand access to abortion, Anthony Kennedy—the Court's perennial swing justice—appeared to flip the standard on its head.
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But the match turned on its head midway through the second set, and the Russian won 11 of the last 13 games to dispatch the world number 20 in an hour and 48 minutes.
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The Letwin amendment potentially turns Johnson's Brexit finale on its head by leaving the prime minister exposed to a humiliating obligation to ask the EU for a delay until the end of January 2020.
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Just when you thought models were just paid for their looks, supermodel Doutzen Kroes came through and turned that idea on its head with a video that will make you laugh your ass off.
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But what could have been a problematic episode is turned on its head, when that very same woman replies that in her country, women keep their name and are proud of who they are.
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" Since its launch in February, it has leaned hard on the language of feminism and sex positivity, tweeting a promise to "[turn] one of the most misogynistic industries in the world on its head.
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With the workforce projected to double by 2030, the country will prosper only if the sleepy statist economy is turned on its head, diversifying from oil, boosting private business and introducing market-driven efficiencies.
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A little over a week ago, a group of researchers from Nottingham Trent University in the UK published a study that immediately turned some conventional wisdom in the bee science community on its head.
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Most people look at a smartphone and see a hunk of glass and metal, but Leckey wants to understand what lies underneath, flip it on its head, and make it stand for something new.
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Some are charged with crimes such as rebellion and sedition, others with support for terrorism or through hate crimes legislation (in these cases quite literally turning the intent of the legislation on its head).
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The Evil Within marked Shinji Mikami's return to survival horror, but it was a game that pretended little had changed since Mikami turned the genre on its head with Resident Evil 4 in 2005.
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In 28500, Woodrow Wilson turned precedent on its head when he boldly marched to the Capitol to deliver his comments in person — a tradition that has largely held now for more than a century.
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In Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron turned Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan on its head, saying in a rare English-language statement that it was time to "make the planet great again".
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