Topsy-turvy In this topsy-turvy year, it is not certain that Super Tuesday will serve its original function.
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Nope — not in the topsy-turvy universe of identity politics.
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It's been a topsy turvy run for the Massachusetts senator.
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As we've reported ... it's been topsy-turvy times lately for Grande.
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Characters' crumbling senses of reality make for topsy-turvy, intriguing worlds.
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Maybe this topsy-turvy tale might just make sense after all.
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In an odd way, it exemplified the Mets' topsy-turvy season.
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Unbuttoned The world is topsy-turvy — on this we all agree.
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"This mansion will be slightly irreverent, slightly topsy-turvy," David said.
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What kind of twisted, topsy-turvy kitchen dimension are we living in?!
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After four topsy-turvy years Tarzan was bounced out of his job.
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Gross's geometric underpinning conveys the topsy-turvy mayhem of Manhattan's 215th Street.
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It's a topsy-turvy, bittersweet doggie reunion story – with a surprise twist.
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In a topsy-turvy race, Trump twice bet on the wrong horse.
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With their topsy-turvy structure, they contain the drama and the surprise.
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Precisely how exercise influences weight in this topsy-turvy fashion is uncertain.
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White House It was another topsy-turvy day at 13 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Hernández's topsy-turvy procedural path may seem surprising in light of the facts.
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In the topsy-turvy of West Bengal politics, this could all be true.
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The same discreetly topsy-turvy radicalism comes through in the way she's constructed.
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Dive in with us as we make sense of Dyson's topsy-turvy catalog.
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That risk is compounded by the fact that the circumstances are topsy-turvy.
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One of the most bizarre is a topsy-turvy structure in Szymbark, Poland.
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For the Kardashians, this clout is the result of a world gone topsy-turvy.
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Given these topsy-turvy times, you'll probably have a lot of follow-up questions.
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The iconic logo of our favorite ride-sharing service just got turned topsy-turvy.
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It was a key result in the Atlantic Coast Conference's topsy-turvy Coastal Division.
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And such a topsy-turvy trust trajectory may be unlikely to impress patients either.
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And that helps explain why the markets have been so topsy-turvy of late.
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Before the game, Hornacek said he was aware of his team's topsy-turvy ways.
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In the topsy-turvy negative world, savers have suffered at the expense of borrowers.
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And that's the topsy-turvy moment where my once most essential app turns into bloatware.
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"It's a sure sign that we live in a completely topsy-turvy world," he said.
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But in these topsy-turvy times it has become central to his success (see article).
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It's nice to have at least one rock of stability in this topsy-turvy world.
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In the topsy-turvy world of investing it appears that bad might just mean good.
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But he had emerged as a key figure in this topsy-turvy Triple Crown season.
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And telling that story, no matter how topsy-turvy, is what we're supposed to do.
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The Markup's topsy-turvy development period drew widespread attention among journalists and tech-industry people.
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In the topsy-turvy world of negative rates, cash isn't the only asset to benefit.
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Even so, Thiem struggled to take charge, turning the set into a topsy-turvy affair.
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"Alice," by contrast, channels the topsy-turvy spirit of Lewis Carroll to an uncanny degree.
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The vote comes after a topsy-turvy two weeks for the landmark health care law.
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The topsy-turvy script is distracting, but the movie's main flaw is that Warner Bros.
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It's true, the iPhone X introduces a topsy-turvy world of iPhone interface control and information.
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Throughout a topsy-turvy campaign, Trump managed to offer a consistent messianic message amid the noise.
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The topsy-turvy "Incidental Sketches" by Michelangelo and his pupils displays the generative force of deviation.
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These hypothetical, topsy-turvy oceans would feature warmer polar regions, thus extending the range of habitability.
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Companies could be propelled toward faster automation and accelerate a coming topsy-turvy future of work.
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If you're an astrology fan, these last few days have probably felt a little topsy-turvy.
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In the crazy, topsy-turvy year of 2018, socialism is somehow on the rise in America.
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There were no signs that tourism had been affected by the topsy-turvy weather, Mayhew added.
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Maryland took a 23-23 lead to the locker room after a topsy-turvy first half.
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As Comey's written testimony underscored, he and the U.S. president had an awkward, topsy-turvy relationship.
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Openly paying bosses oodles of cash and stock options might work best in topsy-turvy Japan.
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They are also the latest reminders of the topsy-turvy nature of the digital-currency realm.
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The topsy-turvy universe that President Trump has created in Washington has left many heads spinning.
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Even if it's topsy turvy, you understand the painting in the way you understand the world.
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In other words, don't expect another topsy turvy home run derby of a game to occur.
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Alison Saar: Topsy Turvy continues at LA Louver (45 N Venice Blvd, Venice) through May 12.
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Our present is the Upside Down, a topsy-turvy world in which triumph is indistinguishable from defeat.
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Vibrating with color and texture, his adorned, topsy-turvy tableaus challenge heteronormative presumptions still prevalent throughout Africa.
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This topsy-turvy logic about the will of the people can end only in an ugly place.
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But sentiments change, and so much else is topsy-turvy that a turnaround it is not inconceivable.
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It is a topsy-turvy world indeed when a judge finds such an expert to lack credibility.
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As the night dragged on, that proved to be only a footnote in a topsy-turvy game.
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His juxtaposition of oddball, affecting characters with the commonplace bickering between cousins grounds this topsy-turvy ride.
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Josie struggles to find her way through the topsy-turvy labyrinth that is the NYC entertainment business.
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Reality only starts going topsy-turvy after the night Thomas gets Ephraim drunk for the first time.
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Accidental cannibals, tenderhearted killers, angst-ridden ghosts and well-behaved artists soon populate its topsy-turvy universe.
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In this alarming topsy-turvy landscape, it's not always possible to distinguish between reality, imagination and psychosis.
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It's an all-time high for the stock and a remarkable feat after a topsy-turvy year.
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"This is a topsy-turvy debate," Jonathan Rodden, a political scientist at Stanford, told me by email.
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HANNITY: How is everything so topsy-turvy in terms of the country, the narrative, Mueller and the media?
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It is a testament to this year's topsy-turvy election cycle that Texas may be flirting with defection.
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IN A topsy-turvy way, Bernie Sanders has been setting the agenda in Democratic circles in recent weeks.
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His pink androgyne seems bred for balance in the current topsy-turvy limbo of race and gender polemics.
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The topsy-turvy Smiler coaster has held the record for most inversions in a single ride since 2013.
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And then also, how this might be valuable in a really topsy-turvy situation like we're in now?
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The libretto, by Caterino Mazzolà, is an adventurous variation on the standard conceit of a topsy-turvy world.
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The title of the exhibit, Topsy Turvy, is a reference to the character Topsy in Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Trump pursued a topsy-turvy courtship with RJC contributors that to this day elicits head-shakes from top supporters.
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The fruit harvesting is a topsy-turvy world where lemons thrive in January fruit and blueberries are summer fruit.
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But it also gives us insight into how dire the infertility crisis was before society went completely topsy turvy.
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Like Alice and her topsy-turvy adventures, much of Lewis Carroll's life story is what we make of it.
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Despite the topsy-turvy nature of Anaheim's season, the outlook was never good for the Predators in this series.
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The move was expected to bolster Prime Minister Boris Johnson's prospects in a topsy-turvy general election next month.
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In this topsy-turvy world under Trump, hating the FBI could soon be a core part of Republican identity.
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The second period took on a topsy-turvy feeling similar to the Islanders' 5-4 win in Game 19803.
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At their peak those shows captured, with remarkable poise and tact, the topsy-turvy life of modern turbulent home.
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Though the premature bracket release deflated the celebration, a topsy-turvy tournament would render that miscue a forgotten footnote.
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"Confirmation" includes scenes when he's at home with his wife and son as the nomination process goes topsy-turvy.
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In another, a woman practices yoga, except that when she goes topsy-turvy, the camera goes upside down too.
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The topsy-turvy market dynamics following Donald Trump's election were as unexpected for some market observers as the election itself.
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The two-and-a-half-hour epic is not up to the standards of "Life is Sweet" and "Topsy-Turvy".
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The famously topsy-turvy investing regime, in which low growth is bullish for stocks, may continue to be in effect.
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It belongs to IKEA, a Swedish furniture retailer, which also seems topsy-turvy; IKEA is famously a staple of suburbia.
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Social media and e-commerce consumption have both gone topsy-turvy in parallel to an overwhelming migration to smartphone devices.
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Each morning more flowers blossomed until the tree billowed into a light pink cloud under the topsy-turvy March skies.
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However, as had been typical with this topsy-turvy election, the presidential race was certain to be a wildcard affair.
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Mets 5, Phillies 1 PHILADELPHIA — The Mets' improbable, topsy-turvy season has tiptoed to the edge of a crucial moment.
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The collection — part Wall Street men's wear, part regatta-striped frippery, part topsy-turvy varsity sweaters — was taking eclectic shape.
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Canada shared America's topsy-turvy financial history until it committed several decades ago to get serious about stopping financial breakdown.
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The very conception of the series illustrates the topsy-turvy power dynamics of internet culture as it comes of age.
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Everything is topsy-turvy and mashed together but somehow it all makes sense in some weird and even creepy way.
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At the top of the path was a topsy-turvy structure that seemed to be different heights on different sides.
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This innocent-seeming garment sends Singulier's life topsy-turvy, as characters from Magritte's paintings come to life all around him.
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That creates a topsy-turvy condition Wall Street analysts like to call "inversion," where the line of the slope shifts downward.
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She dropped the first set but battled back in a topsy-turvy second before breaking Makarova three times in the decider.
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In a world turned topsy-turvy, one thing that has remained ingrained is the draw of a rich woman getting married.
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Based on its advertising, Bachelor In Paradise is a topsy-turvy ride full of sex, screaming, and the occasional stray crab.
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Madeline Wilson's "A Map of the World," for instance, merges encaustics with woven paper maps to fashion a topsy-turvy geography.
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At least we can take solace in the fact Zoey's topsy-turvy behavior brings Tracee Ellis Ross onto our television screens.
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Camille hails from the kind of topsy-turvy house of Southern horrors that Tennessee Williams wishes he were alive to see.
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The older teens are busy with summer jobs while our former Dungeons & Dragons party face the topsy-turvy world of hormones.
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Yet by the topsy-turvy standards of corporate pay, what's remarkable is not how big that number is, but how small.
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All at once, we have landed in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in a topsy-turvy world of technological disruption and hierarchal imbalance.
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Why is it that despite its reels and shakesthe topsy-turvy world here cannot causethis throbbing heart of mine to ache?
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow and the broader stock market finished a week of topsy-turvy trading in the red.
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Privately, many Republicans say that they do not buy into all of Trump's deeply disturbing, topsy-turvy policies toward authoritarian regimes.
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It's official — Amber is the kind of topsy-turvy teen TV villain Pretty Little Liars' revenge-loving A could get behind.
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The characters in this topsy-turvy world are Grandad and his two grandchildren, who seem to be a human/animal hybrid.
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During a topsy-turvy 215 season, she has won the Australian Open but then slumped out early at the next two majors.
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The group's return home for their dad's funeral is when we begin to realize just how topsy turvy this story will get.
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ONE of the many oddities of the topsy-turvy world of Chinese finance is that red is green and green is red.
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Gerald Everett and Tyler Higbee caught touchdown passes for the Rams, who survived a topsy-turvy game with just enough big plays.
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On weekends, the network is so topsy-turvy that travel can feel like a visit to one of Dante's circles of hell.
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By anticipating the wild-card scenarios that can unfold at 32,000 feet, parents can exert some control over a topsy-turvy situation.
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The Eagles tried to seal the victory on the next drive, but their effort was as messy as their topsy-turvy season.
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In a summer, home now feels like a house Your Body — Ears — Eyes — and Heart Are topsy-turvy, in a messy package.
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Hey, CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter, do you happen to have a tweet that illustrates how topsy-turvy our modern world has become?
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After all, those are the areas of life that Mercury rules, so they're turned topsy-turvy when it seems to move in reverse.
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The world's gone topsy-turvy since President Trump was elected U.S. president in a narrow win that seemed to surprise even Trump himself.
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Still, these topsy-turvy, high-EI matches occur several times in a typical tournament, and the alternative rules would greatly reduce their number.
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If Darren Aronofsky and Jennifer Lawrence can't make it, what hope is there for any grossly mismatched couple in this topsy-turvy world?
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Libra's planetary ruler Venus is topsy-turvy retrograde in the sign of death and rebirth (Scorpio), which helps you locate the restart button.
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Because it seems clear that the rate of change of the 2020s is going to make these topsy-turvy teens look like stasis.
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It has all created a topsy-turvy world for bonds, where investors are actually paying governments for the privilege of holding their debt.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE.
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Here is a bereaved family so topsy-turvy that mourning becomes an afterthought, and the children must thrive on responsibility instead of wonder.
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Birds of Prey promises to be an adventure as topsy-turvy as its protagonist herself, but its soundtrack might be even more colorful.
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In today's topsy-turvy politics, such candidates can still emerge, and he definitely would be a strong vice presidential pick for Elizabeth Warren.
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It was an antiglamour pile-on of materials with a topsy-turvy allure that Risso compared, in his show notes, to Alice's Wonderland.
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In Britain's topsy-turvy year, when conventions were shattered and norms discarded, the ceremony on Thursday was a return to the reassuring rituals.
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If electability is so challenging to assess in topsy-turvy times, then it is hard to take seriously as a decision-making criterion.
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Its rollover mitigation system tightens the seat belts to put you in the safest position in the event things go sideways and topsy-turvy.
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Well, fasten your seatbelt, because photographer Aydin Buyuktas has taken drone photography to the next level with these topsy-turvy, roller-coaster-esque photographs.
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We're now living in the sort of topsy turvy world where the latest wireless tech actually locks us in more than it frees us.
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I was lit up by Cheryl Strayed's topsy-turvy but ultimately triumphant journey hiking a thousand miles of the Pacific Coast Trail by herself.
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The difficulties in creating a budget deal in the House have also made for a topsy-turvy process crafting individual authorization and appropriation bills.
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With world politics turned topsy-turvy and South Africa, specifically, ravaged by the corruption of the Zuma years, there's much on which to reflect.
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Calling the current election "topsy-turvy, particularly on the Republican side," Carville says it's "very seldom" that he's unable to explain the political landscape.
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Along the way, the syringe that wasn't revealed everything there is to know about the truth, the media and this topsy-turvy presidential campaign.
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Both won topsy-turvy semifinals on Friday, but Barty may have a slight advantage in this final because she has played on Chatrier before.
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The first twist in his topsy-turvy, parallel investigation came on the evening of March 21, the day before his now infamous news conference.
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The majority of sculptures on view have less overt messages, but their wild jumble of configurations capture the topsy-turvy spirit of our times.
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In this topsy-turvy land of sun-scorched freeways and glistening ocean waves, the "California Girl" serves as an easy embodiment of West Coast cool.
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It's a topsy-turvy world and the old norms don't always apply, but the extra outside money certainly isn't good for the White House's interests.
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Keys won a topsy-turvy quarter-final against 16th seeded Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 7-6(3) 1-6 6-0 in the early evening match.
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Two Australian artists have paid for and installed a bronze menagerie of kitschy statues — anthropomorphic dogs and rabbits, topsy-turvy rhinos — across New York City.
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While the world may be topsy-turvy at the moment, keeping your customer at the center of your business strategy is more important than ever.
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In a topsy-turvy business where new movies can cost $400 million to make and market, sequels are safe — audiences are already familiar with them.
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In the process, it will provide us with our first glimpse of the sun's poles, which will be critical to understanding its topsy-turvy magnetic field.
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As soon as Krystal Stubbs decides to lean into the topsy-turvy immorality of FAM, she becomes both less sympathetic and a dizzying joy to watch.
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Monday was a topsy turvy day for former procrastinators and early doodlers everywhere — the fate of Microsoft Paint was unknown, and complete chaos and outrage ensued.
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The topsy-turvy start to the new year in financial markets has not affected American shoppers yet, Coca-Cola Chairman and CEO Muhtar Kent said Thursday.
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But in this topsy-turvy political year, which culminated in the election of Donald J. Trump as president, the old rules have gone out the window.
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Trump argued with other G-85033 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE at the summit.
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With the entrance of a new U.S. administration and new economic policies, continued volatility in the dollar is anticipated, leading to a topsy-turvy oil price.
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To Mr. Barkat, the topsy-turvy growth of Kufr Aqab had turned it into an eyesore and a chaotic mess, one he called "terrible" for residents.
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BERLIN — When a new play from one of Germany's leading avant-garde theatermakers sells out a 2,000-seat venue, you know the world's gone topsy-turvy.
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Except for a few streaks including those in 40 and 224, the current run is one of the most topsy-turvy in the index's 215-year existence.
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At such a tender age, no one wants to seem like the one person in the room who doesn't get the topsy-turvy new world of sex.
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Stranger Things Deluxe Edition Vinyl Volume 1 — $27 (list price $45) See Details A topsy-turvy show like HBO's Westworld deserves a soundtrack that's just as unique.
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Ariana Grande is explaining the meaning behind the Christmas tree hanging upside down in her NYC apartment, by relating the odd decoration to a topsy-turvy existence.
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To Washington City Paper in 280, Pettie described his life's work as a "topsy-turvy university" where he learns from the "fools" who come and follow him.
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While it has had a topsy-turvy few weeks, the stock price for Samsung Electronics is now almost back to where it was this time last year.
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There's Doris's dowager-dumpster wardrobe and topsy-turvy Staten Island house, along with her mutterings and facial contortions, which seem one tic away from a medical diagnosis.
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The spectacle of a president-elect's standoff with the C.I.A. and F.B.I. is just another sign of the topsy-turvy nature of the politics around the hack.
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The President has handled relations with North Korea in topsy-turvy fashion, doing little to produce an actual nuclear weapons agreement or halt North Korea's weapons production.
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Reflecting the topsy-turvy state of politics and financial markets today, it is far-right candidate Marine Le Pen who investors still regard as the greater risk.
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Rae's show gives an intimate, forthright look at the topsy-turvy lives of two twentysomething Black women and earned the 32-year-old her first Golden Globe nom.
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London-listed gambling stocks have had a topsy-turvy week, surging on Monday after the Supreme Court paved the way to legalize sports betting in the United States.
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So it should only be fitting to see that the 25-year-old carried over the topsy-turvy aesthetic when decorating her New York City pad for Christmas.
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As well as being topsy-turvy, the case feels like a scene from "Alice in Wonderland" in another way: the Singaporean government's attitude to families is remarkably Victorian.
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Hoffman, seeking a fourth PGA Tour victory, briefly stormed two ahead with a birdie-birdie start before he ended a topsy-turvy round with a bogey-bogey finish.
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It was expected that the man would do all of the outside work, but the world turned topsy-turvy with the women's movement and then the economy changed.
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He was a B-list celebrity known more for his topsy-turvy marriages, boom-and-bust business dealings and knack for getting ink in the New York tabloids.
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Yet in the topsy-turvy and relatively brief history of the WBC, what in theory should have been a fait accompli turned out to constitute something of a breakthrough.
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But, in a topsy-turvy parody of the hierarchy problem, it shows little or no sign of interacting with atomic matter through any of the other three known forces.
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What's happening: For decades, coffee growers, serving among the most internationally dispersed clientele in food, have weathered topsy-turvy prices, the result of chronic over-growing, mostly by Brazil.
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While Sharp's last word this past August added clarity to its topsy-turvy finale, Maniac's post-credits scene reminds you to question if you, like Owen, know what's real.
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Depending on who you ask, the advantage of technology based on artificial or machine intelligence could be a topsy-turvy funhouse mirror world — even in some very fundamental ways.
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" What's left is a fun, insightful trip through the topsy-turvy world of Ariana Grande — plus spine-tingling performances of her hits including "Dangerous Woman" and "One More Time.
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Saturday night's Republican debate in South Carolina gave us some of the most heated, fantastically ugly and frankly, entertaining, moments of the topsy-turvy GOP presidential primary to date.
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"So this film, to me, is a wake-up call because … stuff is happening, and it's topsy-turvy and the fake has been trumpeted as the truth," he said.
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Tied-second after day one, it is where the Belgian is placed once more after a topsy-turvy round three of two eagles, six birdies but also four bogeys.
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At a recent StrictlyVC event in San Francisco, I sat down with Confide co-founder and president Jon Brod to talk with him about his decidedly topsy-turvy 2017.
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Lest you think the whole world truly has gone topsy-turvy, rest assured that Giuliani borders on coronavirus truther, questioning whether it really is that different from the flu.
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China, which has had a topsy-turvy economic climate lately, drank two billion fewer liters of booze last year than the year before, down from about 60 billion liters.
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While that comment on its own is amazing, she also failed to acknowledge that she's the reigning queen of yoga poses and is certainly no stranger to posing topsy-turvy.
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There's also a whimsical scene set in a topsy-turvy fix-it shop (wo)manned by Mary's appropriately named cousin Topsy (Meryl Streep), and a couple of fun cameos, too.
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The 15-year-old Gauff, who started the season ranked well outside the world's top 600, beat Latvia's Ostapenko 6-23 1-6 6-2 in a topsy-turvy contest.
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Both parties are fielding unpopular candidates, the electoral map is topsy-turvy, and major party figures in the GOP are publicly stating that they will vote for the Democratic nominee.
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The final set was a topsy-turvy affair with nine successive games against serve before Kasatkina finally held her delivery together to clinch the victory in just under two hours.
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He took possibly the worst spot kick of all time on Saturday evening, as Italy were undone by Germany in a topsy-turvy shootout at the Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux.
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The uterus or womb, which is shaped like a topsy-turvy pear and sits within the pelvis, is a female reproductive organ that houses and nourishes the fetus until birth.
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"The first fifteen years of Virgin Atlantic had been a topsy-turvy tale of excitement, innovation and survival," the Virgin Group founder wrote Tuesday, debuting an excerpt from his autobiography.
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For now, though, this first debate gave us a sober introduction to a host of experienced candidates, in contrast to the topsy-turvy political world of the last few years.
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Writer James Burns has attempted to capture the topsy-turvy world of the band in a new book just released, Let's Go To Hell: Scattered Memories of the Butthole Surfers.
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Not only does it remind us of our physical fragility, it undermines economic security, throws daily routines topsy-turvy, wreaks havoc on plans, and isolates us from friends and neighbors.
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Despite the degrees of separation, Coleman's spirit comes through — especially on Mr. Colley's "New Year," which has all the bounce and topsy-turvy swing of a late-50s Coleman tune.
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The winner of the topsy-turvy election inherits a North African country struggling to create jobs, revive tourism and overcome sporadic extremist violence — but proud of its still-budding democracy.
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Although he died in 1997, it is hard to shake the feeling that he would have been great friends with Terry Gilliam, sharing raunchy potty humour and delirious topsy-turvy visions.
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TOPSY-TURVY QUARTER Tesla's results came two days after the company hosted a self-driving event, in which Musk predicted Tesla would have over a million autonomous vehicles by next year.
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C'mon. We spent time in the Black Lodge, the topsy-turvy limbo of Twin Peaks, though how much time we can't say, because time does not behave properly or politely here.
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Worldly guitar solos, quality anticlimactic choreography, pragmatic irreverence, energizing poetic turnups and goddamn topsy-turvy going intertwined together—come to your joyful love journey and ride your uptight, stoned tiny horses.
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Late Sunday, Mongeau posted an Instagram Story of herself singing a parody of "Thank U, Next" by Ariana Grande, replacing the lyrics with allusions to her own topsy-turvy love life.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE asserted he would retaliate against any U.S. tariffs.
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TOPSY-TURVY QUARTER Tesla's results came two days after the company hosted a self-driving event, in which Musk predicted Tesla would have over a million autonomous vehicles by next year.
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The Anaheim Ducks' recent Canadian road trip was symbolic of a topsy-turvy season that has the club, a perennial contender, once again fighting for the lead in the Pacific Division.
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A topsy-turvy 2013 staging by Skylark Opera and Mu Performing Arts in St. Paul inverted the libretto, setting the piece in England and casting Asian-American actors in key roles.
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Markets initially welcomed the news then but then nose-dived, sending major stock averages just short of bear market territory in what would become a topsy-turvy year for geopolitics and growth.
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The TVs are silently tuned to the business news, documenting another topsy-turvy day in the U.S. stock market — and one that's, yet again, kept traders and bankers chained to their desks.
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Most Asian markets retreated Wednesday as traders moved their chips amid concerns the U.S. Federal Reserve may hike interest rates soon, with Japan's shares ending a tad down after topsy-turvy trade.
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"You'll get a chance to see how this relationship with his biological father plays itself out, inviting him into the home and how it turns things a little topsy-turvy," says Brown.
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Finally, this year's topsy-turvy Republican races in Iowa and New Hampshire represent a relatively small sample, and may turn out to be a poor representative of presidential campaigns as a whole.
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But given the topsy-turvy nature of Hollywood creative development, where projects can disappear in an eyeblink, this casting news is a good sign that HBO is moving forward with the prequel.
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Accrued eminence still matters at law firms and universities (though tenured positions have fallen fifty per cent in the past forty years), but the rest of the culture has gone topsy-turvy.
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Murray, who fired 18 aces and 43 winners, clinched a topsy turvy third set in the tiebreak when Tomic went long with a return after two and a half hours on court.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE and retracted his endorsement of the group's joint statement.
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You might think that to get that ripped without meat, you'd need a completely unconventional amount of calories, carbs, protein, and fat, or a topsy-turvy workout schedule designed especially for vegans.
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How it happened: Law professor and political novice Giuseppe Conte was put forth for prime minister last week by the populist parties, which performed best in the topsy-turvy March 4 election.
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Newcomer or not, Osaka will be the favorite to keep advancing in this topsy-turvy Open as she faces the unseeded Lesia Tsurenko on Wednesday for a spot in the final four.
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Last summer, the Fed's policy of quantitative tightening was expected to lift bond yields, but in the topsy-turvy world of Wall Street, the reaction has reversed in just a few months.
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In a topsy-turvy match that lasted more than two hours, Wang broke her opponent six times but Alexandrova responded with seven service breaks of her own to reach the final four.
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In the topsy-turvy world in which we're living, there will be something fitting about this truth-challenged administration arguing to the Supreme Court that a law requiring the truth is unconstitutional.
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It's topsy turvy in the NFC West, where the reality-show laughingstock Los Angeles Rams played a miserable game of un-football in Week 1, but look stronger every time they play.
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In today's topsy-turvy world — an unpredictable fog in which technology, geopolitics and the economy seem to turn on a dime — companies and governments would give anything to see around the next corner.
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The massive yellow house is a topsy-turvy reconfiguration of colonial architecture from the surrounding Boston area, imitating the traditional Quaker-style meeting houses that served historically as community centers and gathering places.
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These cases and those before helped to shape the political surroundings in which the topsy-turvy half-century of politics have occurred, culminating in today's popular distrust of institutions and rejection of experts.
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That was during the financial crisis and the markets were doing all kinds of ups and downs, but the market was just as topsy-turvy during President George W. Bush's first 100 days.
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"Normalization," for lack of a better description, will be on indefinite hold until the markets suggest its safe for monetary policy to return to normal … whatever that means in today's topsy-turvy world.
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Just take it from these guys: Today, Richard Branson may be flying high with his multinational conglomerate Virgin Group, yet that's not to say business wasn't "topsy-turvy" as it was gaining ground.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE said the country would respond in kind to U.S. tariffs.
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Rather, it is the playful story of two friends' adventures in a topsy-turvy world, part "Alice in Wonderland," part Grimm fairy tale, part prescient analogue for the nonsensical cultural moment we inhabit.
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It isn't the one I had hoped for — the inside of my mother's brain is as topsy-turvy as our apartment — but my daughter is tidying the surface of her grandmother's addled mind.
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And perhaps that is why, for a cable network that is still trying to figure out how it fits into the topsy-turvy world of a Trump presidency, Carlson is a shrewd choice.
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The first season of "No Filter" chronicled Mongeau&aposs topsy-turvy 2018, from a breakup with her cheating ex-boyfriend, her relationship with Jake Paul, and finally becoming a "Featured Creator" at VidCon.
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But if they're right -- and this year's unusually high number of competitive GOP seats ends up helping Trump -- it will be pretty high on the long list of topsy-turvy politics that defines 2016.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE said Russia's continued aggression toward Ukraine made it ineligible to rejoin.
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His gleefully transgressive films, including "Pink Flamingos" and "Serial Mom," created a topsy-turvy world in which gross is glamorous, housewives are homicidal, and the noblest title one can achieve is Filthiest Person Alive.
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These topsy-turvy results seem to coincide with a growing faction of clowns who are intent on murdering everyone in town, feeding Ally's already out-of-control paranoia thanks to her agoraphobia, trypophobia, and coulrophobia.
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In the match of the day Latvia's former French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko, a semi-finalist at Wimbledon last year, beat American Sloane Stephens 24-6 6-0 6-3 in a topsy-turvy match.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE, lambasting America's northern neighbor over what he saw as unfair trade practices.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE and First Lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE as "meek and mild" and refused to endorse the group's joint statement.
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Asian shares fell on Tuesday in a topsy-turvy session following one of Wall Street's biggest one-day routs in history as headlines about the coronavirus outbreak and its global economic impact whiplashed investor sentiment.
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" It's hard to think of a single image in "Homecoming" that will transcend a first viewing the way that Peter and M. J.'s tender, topsy-turvy kiss did in Sam Raimi's first "Spider-Man.
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Like Mike Leigh's 1999 film "Topsy-Turvy," which told the story of Gilbert and Sullivan as they created "The Mikado," the new production will firmly establish the operetta as a work of the Victorian imagination.
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What I thought was going to be a normal day reporting the hard-hitting entertainment news my loyal fans have come to expect went topsy-turvy the moment actor Jon Hamm's hologram walked into the building.
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This topsy-turvy world provides the perfect "logic" explain why, according to Carter, in his last days in office President Obama should force the United States through the UN Security Council to recognize a Palestinian state.
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You might call Becca and Jojo stupid for placing it horizontally, but maybe this topsy-turvy worldview of theirs is just the kind of unique perspective Ben needs as a robot teddy bear assimilating to reality.
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The lack of information has created a topsy-turvy situation that many are unused to, said Anita McBride, who worked in various roles in the White House and State Department during the Reagan and Bush administrations.
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By the time her term finished, in 2014, Ms. Nova had succeeded in navigating Indonesia's topsy-turvy politics — bucking her party's leadership, enduring sexist attacks and efforts to intimidate her — and passing the mental health law.
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"Straight White Men," which played at the Public Theatre in 2014, is a kind of topsy-turvy inversion of a naturalistic drama, written by someone who is neither a straight white man nor a naturalistic playwright.
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Across "Ours," a collection of originals, and "Theirs," an accompanying disc of topsy-turvy covers, you get the sense not of perfect choreography, but of three expert dancers moving in a self-deprecating, almost parodic step.
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Memes born out of adoration for the couple and their intrinsic bizarreness were almost too easy to make, especially as the relationship became even more topsy turvy — including an engagement just a month after they started dating.
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Now, I'll grant that the timing of this revelation is certainly convenient, in terms of Paige getting the last bit of confirmation she needs about her mom just as things are going, ahem, topsy-turvy at work.
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Christian Whitehead, known for porting Sonic games like Sonic CD to new platforms and Simon Thomley, a modder who worked on the topsy-turvy ROM hack Sonic Megamix, worked on the project, and their enthusiasm is clear.
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But with the topsy-turvy nature of the rustic world in Shakespeare's plays, she instead finds herself cared for by the cave-dweller Belarius (Anthony Cochrane) and his two sons (Robert David Grant and Chalia La Tour).
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After a year of topsy-turvy swings in sentiment around the U.S.-China trade dispute, global central bank policy, British politics and Brexit, receding worries on all fronts have fuelled sharp gains for UK markets in December.
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Older voters are proving pivotal in the topsy-turvy age of anti-establishment politics — those over 224 years old were on the winning side in Brexit, President Trump's victory and the first round of the French presidential election.
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The topsy-turvy game, which the 76ers led by 22 points in the second quarter before the Celtics secured a 114-103 comeback win, was far from the only delight for the many fans experiencing their first match.
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Yet just as quickly as Osaka lost her way the 13-year-old got back on track in the third set, securing the early break on her way to a 3-0 lead and a topsy-turvy victory.
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Johnson's victory, at the end of a tournament turned topsy-turvy by an almost complete washout of play on the first day, also felt as if it were greater than the sum of his four 18-hole scores.
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It had been a topsy-turvy seven months — after the Dow Jones industrial average hit a then-record peak of 14,198 in October 2007, the housing market, which had been inflated by $600 billion of subprime loans, collapsed.
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Mr. Hrusa's reading on Thursday welcomed the work's mixed identity, with a patient opening that allowed the theme's rich orchestration to blossom and, later, a quintessentially Dvorakian scherzo of topsy-turvy dynamics, rollicking exuberance and surprisingly sweet melody.
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Lorraine gets plenty of opportunities to mix it up in Berlin, where the story soon turns into spy versus spy with washes of lurid color, topsy-turvy camerawork, loads of crashing cars and wall-to-wall pounding tunes.
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Five players held at least a share of the lead during a topsy-turvy third round but Noren, who had been one ahead overnight, reclaimed top spot with birdies at the par-three 17th and the par-five last.
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The Photographers Gallery in London had one installed on its top floor in 2012, and in 2013, Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder installed Topsy-Turvy in Madison Square Park, which included a portal to view the surrounding Flatiron District.
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And his supporters were making many of the same arguments Mr. Rubio is now: In a topsy-turvy campaign, he was the safe, sane alternative who would unite the majority of the party that appears to dislike Mr. Trump.
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How Donald Trump could win The topsy-turvy campaign for the presidency has seen both Clinton and Trump holding a significant lead at some point in the last two months, though Clinton has topped Trump more often than not.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Concerns about an escalating U.S.-China trade war made markets topsy-turvy on Wednesday, with U.S. stocks breaking a four-session winning streak and Brent crude prices seeing their biggest one-day drop in two years.
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When polling shuts down too early, which happened in Wisconsin and other places, it misses the final breaks — and in this topsy-turvy election, it was last-minute movement in a few states that gave Trump his sensational victory.
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"My story is in dialogue with other major types of narrative, with that long, resounding roll-call that encompasses everything from visionary poems in medieval manuscripts to futuristic films, from topsy-turvy verses to the four gospels," Loewe says.
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Yes, but: In the most topsy-turvy market in a decade, everyone knew that actually anything could happen, and on Monday, in the final two hours of trading for the year, it did — oil prices made a dramatic bullish lurch.
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It was a week of topsy-turvy pronouncements on U.S. policy toward Iran that careened between the bellicose, the conciliatory and back again after Iran shot down an American military drone and boasted it would not bow to Washington's pressure.
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Again, here is the great power of Murray's vision, a vision that can question the essence of painting while making a playful yet serious analogy to the experience of a traveler (artist), lost and turned topsy-turvy by the experience itself.
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It will now be freer to court high-profile sellers more aggressively—and also to invest in selling more lower-priced pieces, which in the topsy-turvy art world offer higher margins than the big-ticket lots auction houses fight over.
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Oddly — such is the topsy-turvy nature of history and memory — Trump voters are much more likely to view Jackson favorably (as a populist, hawkish hero) than Democrats, whose takes on Jackson range from the embarrassed to the (I hope) nuanced.
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With Nadal's physical problems putting a big question mark over his participation at the ATP Tour Finals in London and Djokovic defending no ranking points there, it looks certain he will end a topsy-turvy year as world number one.
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The tide did not start to shift until 2008, when Nate Silver, a baseball writer who developed statistical expertise by predicting how players would perform, began posting forecasts for that year's topsy-turvy primary elections online as an anonymous blogger.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees was a striking example of the topsy-turvy logic of Trump world, invoking the First Amendment right to free speech against the right of public unions to collect dues from non-members.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron's bid for power in France gathered pace on Tuesday when he won support from a junior minister in the Socialist government while the interior minister resigned amid scandal in a new twist to the topsy-turvy presidential campaign.
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I also feel like you're not going to get through seven seasons of this twisty-turny, topsy-turvy show, then see me spin around as a different person with a different accent and be like, 'No, no, I don't buy it.
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In 1848, Martin Van Buren, the former president and the architect of the modern Democratic Party, showed once again how topsy-turvy our politics could be when he ran as a third-party candidate, this time as a Free Soiler.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE announced that Canada too was also aiming to ban single-use plastics within the same time frame.
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But when I look up its history now, I find that Sadie Hawkins is not, as I had always assumed, a remnant of Puritan times, a day when the rules went topsy-turvy in the spirit of a medieval carnival.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A vicious topspin forehand modeled on her idol Rafael Nadal's weapon-of-choice got Daria Kasatkina out of a spot of bother in a topsy-turvy third-round match against Maria Sakkari at the French Open on Friday.
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Even if these characters' shared name is accidental, it speaks to a larger point: Disney has long evoked minstrelsy for its topsy-turvy entertainments — a nanny blacking up, chimney sweeps mocking the upper classes, grinning lamplighters turning work into song.
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Of course, I'm not the first female breadwinner to struggle navigating the topsy-turvy reality of playing provider: a 2014 Pew Research study found that women were the sole or primary financial provider in four-in-ten households with children younger than 18.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Centrist Emmanuel Macron's bid for power in France gathered pace on Tuesday when he won support from a junior minister in the Socialist government while the interior minister resigned amid scandal in a new twist to the topsy-turvy presidential campaign.
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In this sense, P.P.O.W.'s jam-packed exhibition, Visual Notes for an Upside-Down World, curated by Jack McGrath, is wonderfully timed to dig into the rich seam of topsy-turvy madness at the heart of our present cultural and political moment.
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Svitolina saved nine of 21 break points in the opening set, six of them coming in a topsy-turvy ninth game, before unleashing a forehand winner past the stranded Australian Open and U.S. Open champion to seize the first set after 45 minutes.
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The fifth seed, a finalist at the U.S. Open last year, won eight of the last 11 games in a topsy-turvy contest on Margaret Court Arena to secure a last-16 meeting with the final Australian in the draw, Daria Gavrilova.
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The Jaguars shocked the Steelers in a topsy-turvy slugfest that sent Jacksonville to the A.F.C. championship game for the first time since the 1999 season, and the Steelers to the video room to see what had gone so wrong so fast.
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Having started the tournament on at the Waialae Country Club with a bogey five and a triple-bogey seven on the first two holes, Smith edged back into contention on Sunday with a topsy-turvy round that included four birdies and two bogeys.
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Jordan Spieth, the 218 Masters champion, who was slumping not long ago, endured a topsy-turvy front nine later on Thursday before roaring through the back nine with five consecutive birdies to finish with a six-under 21960 and a two-stroke lead.
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In the topsy-turvy world of negative rates that scenario could have become a reality if the drinks company had not taken the precaution of setting a floor on the coupon of a 20023 billion euro floating-rate note (FRN) sold last year.
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That assumption, like so many during the topsy-turvy campaign, proved wrong — in the end, exit polls suggest that 53 percent of white women voted for Trump, and many independents and suburban moderates swung his way in the closing days of the campaign.
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Sony is subsequently hoping to sell the series elsewhere, which has led to the very backward scenario of One Day at a Time fans like famous person Lin-Manuel Miranda hoping for a broadcast network to pick up a show that Netflix canceled. Topsy-turvy!
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood's awards season reaches a climax at Sunday's Oscars with a cliffhanger over the top prize after a topsy-turvy best picture race marked by the fading of early favorites and the tantalizing question of whether Netflix can trump traditional movie studios.
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On Monday, her feet initially barely touched the ground as she soared past Belarussian Aliaksandra Sasnovich in the opening set but eventually had to settle for a topsy-turvy 6-0 2014-6 6-3 first round win to equal her best showing at Wimbledon.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, a topsy-turvy slog this year marked by heavy wet snow, occasional rain, dwindling ice and a dog rebellion, was expected to conclude early on Wednesday with either an Alaskan or Norwegian musher crowned the winner.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE asserted Canada would respond in kind to U.S. tariffs that he refused to sign a joint communique with other world leaders.
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Flummoxed and craven Republicans scramble to go along with a president who has turned the traditional heroes and villains of the G.O.P. topsy-turvy, berating our European allies, NATO, the N.F.L., the F.B.I. and the C.I.A., and canoodling with the mendacious and scheming Russians.
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ELKADER, Iowa (Reuters) - Former Vice President Joe Biden campaigned in Iowa on Friday with John Kerry, the former U.S. secretary of state and presidential nominee, seeking to bolster his case that he can set right a world turned topsy-turvy by President Donald Trump.
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In this topsy-turvy season "The Revenant" and "Spotlight" have been thought to be in somewhat of a dead heat: "The Big Short's" win changes all that: 19 of the last 26 Producers Guild of America winners went on to win the Oscar for best picture.
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A few months after the supposed incident in Dortmund, a broad cross-party coalition in the Bundestag passed a law designed to make the topsy-turvy world of Twitter and Facebook look a little more like the staid pages of Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Frankfurter Allgemeine.
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In some of the selections, you can see elements that also surface in Fassbinder's work — whether it's in the topsy-turvy gender politics of Nicholas Ray's 1954 film "Johnny Guitar" (showing on Friday), or in the ambiguity and artifice of Josef von Sternberg's "Dishonored" (showing Sunday).
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Given the mayhem of this topsy-turvy, home-run-filled game, it was only fitting that the defining final moment would be the go-ahead, two-run home run by Astros center fielder George Springer in the top of the 210th inning off the Dodgers' Brandon McCarthy.
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But despite being in the shadow of Boris Johnson, the Conservative Party firebrand, the new leader of the anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats, announced on Monday as Jo Swinson, a 39-year-old Scottish lawmaker, could nevertheless soon become a kingmaker in Britain's topsy-turvy political scene.
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The paintings at Gladstone, which have boxy houses, curvaceous clouds and cotton candy trees, draw on the simplified forms of the early-20th-century paintings of Giorgio de Chirico and Carlo Carrà and Kazimir Malevich's topsy-turvy Cubo-Futurist experiments, although nothing moves except the light.
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DENVER, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on Friday that it "bothers" him that banks can borrow from each other overnight more cheaply than they can for longer periods - a topsy turvy situation that he said could lead to tighter financial conditions.
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But what Hollywood initially did with Hammer makes sense: This is an industry that has forever conflated image with ability, and in this topsy-turvy world, regular-looking guys with leading-man charisma like Michael Shannon become supporting stars while chiselled character actors are pigeonholed as bland leading men.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A topsy-turvy 2016 start for U.S. stocks has given way to some semblance of order for now, but traders who don't think the lull in volatility will last may want to use the calm to pick up protection on the cheap, market strategists said.
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With one powerful and compact swing, Cabrera smashed a three-run walk-off homer to cap perhaps the Mets' most dramatic and topsy-turvy game of the season, a 27-26 victory in 11 innings over the Philadelphia Phillies that had nearly been won or lost several times before.
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Konta, 28, of Britain, will have a chance for a sixth straight victory, and a spot in her first Grand Slam final, when she faces the unseeded Marketa Vondrousova, 218, who prevailed in a topsy-turvy tussle against the 219st-seeded Petra Martic, 21-210 (250), 220-20173.
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In the scenes with fairies, for instance, ethereal glissandi in the strings convey the sense of a topsy-turvy world in which fairies are real, a man might be transformed into an ass, anyone could fall in love with anyone, and it all may have been a dream anyway.
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It is a third iteration of that topsy-turvy relationship: After spurning Trump during the presidential election, and then helping to block the administration's marquee legislative goal of repealing Obamacare, the Koch operation is now calling upon Trump's very movement to dump a tax on which Trump himself has waffled.
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Now that Lanthimos's topsy-turvy palace-intrigue comedy "The Favourite" (on Monday) has tied "Roma" for the most Oscar nominations for 2018, the time is ripe to revisit the Greek auteur's earlier work — to get a sense of just how weird the idea of "Academy Award nominee Yorgos Lanthimos" really is.
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In four of her six matches leading up to the final, she was forced to a third set, including the battle with Ms Williams, which ended 7-123 in the final set, and the topsy-turvy fourth-round contest with Anastasija Sevastova, which required a third-set tiebreak to decide the match.
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" Nail polish figures prominently for the artist as a material in her works on paper, which center on contemporary interpretations of a topsy-turvy doll, or two-sided conjoined figure, an image Ms. Awai says embodies "the flux of identity, time and history, the perpetual orchestration of the condition of being female.
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Luckily — for her, and for this book's readers — she discovers Furthermore, a place so full of enchanting beauty and topsy-turvy adventure, it even calls to mind Wonderland and Oz. As she sets out on her quest, Alice teams up with Oliver Newbanks, a boy she despises for his rudeness and deceitful nature.
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In the endless topsy-turvy infighting and repositioning among Zimbabwe's political elites, the ZANU-PF faction that lost to Mr. Mnangagwa last November — led by Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace, and a former education minister, Jonathan Moyo — declared its support for Mr. Chamisa, the leader of the group that has long opposed ZANU-PF.
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The appointment of Mr. Haskell, 39, on Wednesday is a sea change for a publication that has reached journalistic heights under Mr. Moss — collecting dozens of National Magazine Awards and, last year, a Pulitzer Prize — even as it struggled to find financial stability in a topsy-turvy environment for the news industry.
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But given that everything is topsy turvy in 19203, including the fact we're quite literally in a state of emergency when it comes to white nationalism, it seems like a relevant moment to reexamine the origins of the hate group: where it began, how it took hold, and what it takes to bring it down.
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In the absence of these issues receiving the attention they deserve, what follows is the speech we can only hope one of the candidates will give: If there's one thing that everyone running for President from either party can agree upon (and there aren't many) it's that this has been a topsy turvy election season.
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It has also turned the people who fill often overlooked, low-paid jobs into unlikely heroes in the battle with the virus, through no choice of their own, but rather because of the world's suddenly topsy-turvy circumstances and the nature of their work, which requires constant contact with people from all walks of life.
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After eight hours of action on Sunday, Borna Coric ended a sustained comeback bid from the United States by rallying from two sets to one down to beat Frances Tiafoe by 6-7 (0), 6-63, 6-7 (11), 210-240, 218-22005 in the fifth and decisive match of a topsy-turvy semifinal.
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But a growing chorus of critics frets about the effects of the low-rate world—a topsy-turvy place where savers are charged a fee, where the yields on a large fraction of rich-world government debt come with a minus sign, and where central banks matter more than markets in deciding how capital is allocated.
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A day after celebrating her daughter Alexis Olympia's first birthday, Williams had a little celebration for herself on Sunday, securing a place in the U.S. Open quarter-finals with a topsy-turvy 6-0 4-6 6-3 win over Estonia's Kaia Kanepi to leave her on track for a record equaling 24th career Grand Slam.
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The musical, which opened on Thursday at the Walter Kerr Theater in a Lincoln Center Theater production, once again directed by Mr. Lapine — whose work is so sharp it's as if he were seeing the show with a new pair of eyes — follows the topsy-turvy fortunes of a family of four, which eventually grows to five and maybe more.
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The Fifth Congressional District, extending across North Jersey from the Delaware River to the Hudson River, is the state's one potential swing district, with roughly the same number of voters registered in each party, making it a tempting target for Democrats hoping to cut into or even overcome the Republican majority in the House of Representatives in a topsy-turvy political year.
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The last-minute request was yet another topsy-turvy turn in a week-old trial that had already been disrupted by a flash mob banging drums in protest of Mr. Weinstein and the appearance of the supermodel Gigi Hadid, who was called as a potential juror and caused a stir among the paparazzi gathered on the street outside the courthouse.
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"Perhaps the difference between the latest body of work is that in the past my work has always viewed politics and the sword of healing approach, and I think this is the first time I've had a show that is just out right angry and maybe a little more aggressive in terms of pushing back," said Saar of Topsy Turvy.
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By digging into these weightier character issues without skimping on the comic relief, Waititi's topsy-turvy ride into Thor's homeworld of Asgard and the discontents it holds yields the best Thor movie in the series so far, and arguably the funniest Marvel movie in the studio's cinematic universe too (at least until the next Guardians of the Galaxy comes out).
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Now, a decade later, there's a new distant shadow hanging over high schoolers: the prospect of an uncertain, topsy-turvy job market turned on its head by the likes of robots and AI. Faced with this coming reality, my alma mater — Lakeside, a private prep school in Seattle — is planning a curriculum overhaul that it hopes will ready its students for careers of the future.
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