The iconic logo of our favorite ride-sharing service just got turned topsy-turvy.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Several websites say "This country song could date back to the time when waggons replaced packhorses". Most versions refer to the arrival of steam :"The world's turned topsy-turvy lads and things, is run by steam" A date in the early nineteenth century therefore seems much more sensible than the eighteenth century. In the early nineteenth century only the rich could afford to travel long distances. Most people would rarely travel more than a few miles from their house.
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At the same time, exposing too much flesh at dinner was offensive to Romans; funerary dining scenes in Roman art showing bare torsos have a symbolic or religious meaning.Roller, Dining Posture in Ancient Rome, p. 34. The synthesis was a colorful alternative for private leisure, and wearing it in everyday public life was a faux pas. It could be worn during the day in public only during the Saturnalia, the December festival during which social norms were turned topsy- turvy.
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Conspiracy theories about assassins and impersonations were put aside when the Gowen family reported that he had been "acting queerly for some time and that there was a strain of hereditary insanity in his family."James D. Horan and Howard Swiggett, The Pinkerton Story, 1951, pp. 158–59. > Simply put, [Gowen] turn[ed] the company from one of economic conservatism > to daring adventurism. Every aspect of the [Reading Co.]'s existence was to > be enervated and agitated and sometimes turned topsy-turvy during the Gowen > years of the 1870s and 1880s.
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He eventually tells Fran the truth about the male puppy and named him Brutus. As he grows up with Fran's Dachshund puppies, he believes he is one of them and picks up mannerisms like hunching close to the ground to walk. The Dachshunds are mischievous creatures and lead poor unsuspecting Brutus through a series of comic misadventures with Officer Carmody (now Sergeant Carmody) being chased up a tree, Mark's studio being splattered with paint, and a garden party being turned topsy-turvy. Fran wants Mark to remove Brutus from the house once-and- for-all but when Brutus saves her favorite puppy, Chloe, from the garbage truck, she changes her mind.
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Josef (James Thiérrée) is a former construction worker who now works as a sweeper at the circus, and falls for the aerialist, Alice (Izabella Miko) and is befriended by the horseback performer, Nina (Jodhi May). One day, he defies death and gravity by doing an aerial display on the trapeze. When he is spotted by the big top's owner, Lord Dempsey (Derek Jacobi), he is paired with Alice in a dangerous aerial display as part of a new act for the circus. However, things turn tragic as an accident happens and Alice is declared dead, with the circus turned topsy turvy with the loss of their only profitable act and Josef going mad with grief, destroying the "White Angels" act.
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Tough cop Prabha Narayan (Bipasha Basu) is haunted by the demons of her past. Being an illegitimate daughter of a prostitute, she has had a very bad childhood and there once occurred an incident in her life when she was driven to the point of committing a murder. But today, now that she is a cop, she believes that she can clear her conscience by reforming a criminal. Prabha’s life is turned topsy-turvy with the entry of Aditya Srivastava (Dino Morea), who is a good person at heart but was forced to take the path of crime due to the wrongdoings of the police system. Prabha goes to Aditya’s house to nab him, but gets distracted when she sees him bathing and looks away.
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The film is about the life of a young couple Robert (David Hemmings) and Claire Williams (Gayle Hunnicutt), whose idyllic existence is turned topsy turvy when their 6-year-old son David (Adam Bridge) dies accidentally by drowning. Through a series of flashbacks it is shown that Claire was deeply traumatized by the loss of David and after numerous suicide attempts due to her mental breakdown, she was finally hospitalized in a mental hospital. Her husband Robert had been trying to cope with the stress as well but it is apparent that the situation had become increasingly difficult for them both. After Claire gets released from the hospital, with the hope of Claire's full recovery, the couple plans a trip to the countryside where they can relax in the Georgian home, a secluded large manor which was left to Claire by her recently deceased aunt.
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