" For Asians, "The Duboisian question is turned upside down.
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" Her life, she said, "has been turned upside down.
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One decade ago, Kate Gosselin's world was turned upside down.
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Lopez's life has predictably been turned upside down ever since.
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One year ago, Khloé Kardashian's world was turned upside down.
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Two years ago, Ryan Murphy's world was turned upside down.
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Salary caps were fortified, and the world turned upside down.
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"My life had been turned upside down," Rabbi Kleinbaum said.
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Then June 4 happened, and the world turned upside down.
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Most people's lives have been turned upside down by coronavirus.
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" The musical's company then sings, "The World Turned Upside Down.
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Just don't expect to have your world turned upside down.
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Two years ago, Matt Lauer's world was turned upside down.
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In China's case his logic is being turned upside down.
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PENN: Well, you know, those people were not there in &apos98 when we had to fight an independent counsel and where our White House was turned upside down and people&aposs lives turned upside down.
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Lay dough on a lightly floured baking sheet turned upside down.
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It felt as if my world had been turned upside down.
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Overwhelmed and feeling helpless, their whole lives have turned upside down.
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The unassuming neighborhood was turned upside down by Ms. Wang's discovery.
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Wharton clung to the wheel as the world turned upside down.
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Everything changed so quickly and our world was turned upside down.
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"All our planning has been turned upside down," said Mr. Smerling.
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Under the Trump administration, this process has been turned upside down.
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This is a falsehood that needs to be turned upside down.
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Your sense of community and routine can be turned upside down.
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In fact, her life has been "turned upside down," they said.
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Lee Busby The strategy got turned upside down Monday morning [November 27].
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His life was turned upside down, his job was on the line.
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The original Viacom model was turned upside down once Philippe came in.
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"I was 28, my life was turned upside down," Mr. López said.
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Finding her "normal" wasn't easy; her life had been turned upside down.
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"You feel for them but your world's turned upside-down," Mumin says.
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"His whole world&aposs been turned upside down," the chief deputy said.
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And after learning her expected fate, her life was turned upside down.
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At times, it seems American foreign policy has been turned upside down.
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I have found the upside in having your life turned upside down.
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Global markets have been turned upside down in the last five years.
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To my disbelief, my perfect little world had instantly turned upside down.
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At least at Jacquemus there was overt acknowledgment of the world turned upside down, thanks to handbags literally turned upside down, and jackets and shirts shirred and pulled to the side, in a controlled kind of twisted romance.
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Could this naïve reporter's world be turned upside-down with one simple rotation?
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The entertainment industry has been turned upside down since last year's Academy Awards.
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But now, things have changed, and our plans have been turned upside down.
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Delgado says her life turned upside down when she was 18 years old.
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"My life has been turned upside down," Yulia Skripal told Reuters in May.
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It's been hard for her, our entire lives were just turned upside down.
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For those who have already escaped, their lives have been turned upside down.
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" Manzoni writes that "the city, already tumultuously inclined, was now turned upside down.
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Ives said the sector has been "turned upside down" with Fortnite's worldwide success.
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Today, meet Stripes, a senior sweetheart whose whole world was recently turned upside-down.
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At 2508, she has lived long enough to see the world turned upside down.
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The same sense of the "world turned upside down" could be seen in Europe.
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The tablet market was truly turned upside down when Amazon debuted the Fire tablet.
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Why do my stormtrooper socks look like jar jar binks when turned upside down?
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But all of this has been turned upside down, and the lines are blurred.
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But when it inevitably arrives, the internet's ad economy will be turned upside down.
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In the aftermath, her priorities, values, and everything she knows get turned upside down.
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The rules of nature are turned upside down, so we just cannot imagine it.
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My workbench was one of my old snowboards turned upside-down and sanded back.
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That's almost like the question in Blade Runner with the turtle turned upside down.
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Then the Stars and Stripes, turned upside down and rendered in black and white.
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A "shush" feature silences notifications and beeps when a phone is turned upside down.
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My life was effectively turned upside down and my reputation, worldwide, was unnecessarily damaged.
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I hope they continue in some form now everything has been turned upside down.
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If things get really bad though, her life could be flipped, turned upside down.
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This is an outrage and the rule of law has been turned upside down.
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"I literally watched my world feel like it turned upside down," he told Giants.com.
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Moving to St. Jude Back in June 2018, life was quickly turned upside down.
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It will basically be invisible to the wider public, but gaming nerds are going to have their worlds turned upside down much in the same way that Homer Simpson's mother's life was turned upside down after seeing Joe Namath's sideburns in 1969.
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Only in a world turned upside down could any of this be hailed as progress.
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Ever wonder what it might be like to have your entire life turned upside down?
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Now this is a story all about how Will Smith got flipped, turned upside down.
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Two weeks have passed since Mary Jane Paul's (Gabrielle Union) world was turned upside down.
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The couple's life was turned upside down after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico last September.
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There was one incident in 2016, where a car turned upside down during a show.
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We know the players, we know the game, but everything has been turned upside down.
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A Uganda family was turned upside down when they learned their mother's decades-long secret.
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Spicer again worried America when his patriotic American flag pin got flip turned upside down.
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When I was diagnosed with stage-4 breast cancer my entire world turned upside down.
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It is now a tiled wall, as if the pool had been turned upside down.
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It was just a few days later, she says, that their world turned upside down.
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Here's to hoping all those frowns get turned upside down in the Land of Smiles.
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"I was just pregnant when everything suddenly turned upside down in our lives," she said.
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With the ordinary palette of the world turned upside down, the familiar has become disorienting.
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After her brother is involved in a deadly accident, her world is turned upside down.
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Maybe it's all being turned upside down as the proletariat wins a share of power.
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"We heard a loud noise suddenly, and the train coaches turned upside down," he said.
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BRITISH politics has been turned upside-down by the outcome of Theresa May's ill-fated election.
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Toilet paper was strung all over the house and couch cushions were turned upside down too.
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Families have to move, working situations are turned upside down, preferred local restaurants are abandoned altogether.
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When the world is turned upside down, how do you find your bearings and move forward?
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"Yes, your life is always turned upside down when you have a child," Mr. Brown said.
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But his life is turned upside down when he realizes he's in love with a man.
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As I've written elsewhere, white southerners in the Reconstruction era saw their world turned upside down.
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A silo was torn apart, a vehicle was turned upside down and a tractor was destroyed.
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With their new roles and autonomy, they were often blamed for this world turned upside down.
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At the end of five years, Britain's fiscal and monetary policy could be turned upside down.
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On the far side of the pond, there was a small wooden rowboat turned upside down.
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I have been through hell and back and my life has been forever turned upside down.
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And when it gets turned upside down, it takes a while for that to sink in.
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But Ahlam's life was turned upside down with the American invasion of her homeland in 2003.
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Mikaela was diagnosed with a rare form of kidney cancer and her world turned upside down.
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Today, meet Joe, a senior Parson Russell terrier whose world was turned upside-down several months ago.
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Just before the sun sets, the bodies are carefully returned to the tomb and turned upside down.
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With just a month to go before the election, the country's politics have been turned upside down.
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For several days each month, the lives of many teen girls in Nepal are turned upside down.
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Peter Czerwinski was a shy high school senior in Toronto when his life was turned upside down.
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"For a little while, I think my life was a little bit turned upside down," she says.
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For those that think a smile is just a frown turned upside down, you better think again.
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Yet desirable brands and mechanical brilliance may be much less use as carmaking is turned upside down.
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"When you tell a family their child has cancer, their world is turned upside-down," says Coughlin.
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Luke Perry's son, Jack, is sharing footage from the night before his whole world turned upside down.
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Anthony Zhang, 21, was riding high in April 5003 when his world was suddenly turned upside down.
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But they never expected that their lives would be turned upside down the day she was born.
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All of this is causing a novel situation where civilian-military relations have been turned upside down.
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"Life is completely turned upside-down, and I think it's just starting to set in," he said.
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Millions of people were turned upside-down in the financial crash, and they can't get a foothold.
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It's sitting atop my rolling luggage, which is turned upside down on a small hotel coffee table.
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Mundane moments like these seem extraordinary, having been turned upside down and inside out by my miscarriage.
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In just about every other way, of course, it feels like the world has turned upside down.
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"The world turned upside down" he bellowed across the cavernous, empty auditorium, testing an evocative "Hamilton" lyric.
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It's likely a survival mechanism to make us feel grounded when the world's been turned upside down.
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During her training session, she was strapped into Flyer and turned upside down in a ball pit.
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It's jarring to slide back into your routine after having your inner world turned upside down like that.
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The politics of Virginia have been turned upside down by the revelations of past racist behavior by Gov.
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The Carmichael Show's Tiffany Haddish was just 9 years old when her entire life was turned upside down.
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"My life has been turned upside down since my daughter met Harry," he told The Mail on Sunday.
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"Oh s—, I'm scared," Judge said as the vehicle turned upside down and landed back on its wheels.
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The tech world hasn't exactly been turned upside down now that Google has become an integrated hardware maker.
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But the social worker's life was turned upside down when a routine mammogram revealed she had breast cancer.
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This is, of course, reality turned upside down; it's even more insulting that it's being branded authentically American.
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"See You Again" is a voyage into Tyler's alternate universe, where even his government is turned upside down.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process was turned upside down after three women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct.
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This collapse of deference is key to understanding why politics is being turned upside down in the West.
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Some way or another, my wife passes away surprisingly and unexpectedly, and my life is turned upside down.
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His whole approach was turned upside down by the ideas on "information aesthetics" espoused by philosopher Max Bense.
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Those who left New York just days ago will return this weekend to a workplace turned upside-down.
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My screen time has DOUBLED from two weeks ago, before corona virus and life got turned upside down.
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"But see how it's folded—bent this way and that, turned upside down?" he said, shaking his head.
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Steel roller coasters with multiple inversions — in which riders are turned upside down — found favor in the 1970s.
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Steel roller coasters with multiple inversions — in which riders are turned upside down — found favor in the '70s.
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My life turned upside down, and before I knew it, I no longer recognized myself in the mirror.
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"I don't think anybody's wandering around Wednesday morning feeling like the world got turned upside down," Henson said.
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But as a matter of law, gun jurisprudence has not been turned upside down, as Justice Stevens feared.
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It's a sad milestone, but our frowns could be turned upside down if her casting winds up breaking barriers.
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But his life turned upside down when he lost his military ID and tried to get a new one.
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Stephanie and Tyler Arnet's world was turned upside down in November when they learned that Stephanie has ocular cancer.
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Zach Bolster was living the good life in New York City last year when his world turned upside down.
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Sergei Galtsev says his world was turned upside down by the accident which befell him when he was 26.
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When Maria's girlfriend breaks up with her by revealing that she's been cheating, Maria's world is turned upside down.
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"I needed to get this dog for this family whose lives were just turned upside down," Petrosky told WKYC.
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She was worried about hackers, another whole new kind of adversary, in a world turned upside-down by tech.
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But when her husband died suddenly of a heart attack ten years ago, Issa's world was turned upside down.
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But even people not stricken with the disease have had their lives turned upside down by unprecedented quarantine measures.
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It felt that life had become very, very unwieldy, as though day and night had been turned upside down.
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In the meantime, those who say they were defrauded by Mr. Oei have seen their lives turned upside down.
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" Looking around at the courtrooms, she said, "This is when one's life is turned upside down—when gravity changes.
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He would not say whether he had authorized "The World Turned Upside Down" to be published in Hong Kong.
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Her world is turned upside down when a black childhood friend is shot by police during a traffic stop.
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If you're looking at your nephews and nieces and their lives are turned upside down," Wade says, "it becomes real.
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The Sand Blaster ride does not include an inversion, during which riders are turned upside-down, according to the database.
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What they've found is a society turned upside down -- a place where girls are viewed with suspicion, rather than embraced.
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Additionally, it has been pointed out that Simmons' gesture is awfully similar to Spiderman's "thwip" hand gesture, turned upside down.
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You succinctly described the conundrum faced by electricity markets adapting to renewable energy ("A world turned upside down", February 260th).
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" New York Working Families Party Director Bill Lipton described the likely victory in sweeping terms: "Queens is turned upside down.
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The whole story was turned upside down by taking a screenshot and adding comments that I'm body shaming this woman.
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Morgan and Jean's lives are turned upside down when Simone enters the scene, all inky-voiced and fashionably choker-ed.
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Though the world had been taken and turned upside down… judgement has been passed and just punishment has been dealt.
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Bottom Line The tech world hasn't exactly been turned upside down now that Google has become an integrated hardware maker.
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"These voters have already had their lives (and, quite possibly, their homes) turned upside down by Hurricane Matthew," he said.
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Not surprisingly, when he took on a separate personality, so different from his usual self, my world turned upside down.
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In a world where so much else has been turned upside down, it's the sort of constancy I need now.
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The evidence consists of countless stories in which Grant asked that his wine glass be turned upside down at dinner.
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"When your life is turned upside down, you don't know what to do and where to go," Mr. Boshirov said.
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We've all been turned upside-down trying to figure out which way is uptown and which way is downtown, right?
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"Nothing can prepare you for what happens when your life is turned upside down by current events," McCabe wrote Monday.
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And there is no place for innovation without tradition, which might be reinterpreted, challenged, turned upside down, adapted, or emancipated.
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I got an 11-year-old and a 7-year-old, and their world is going to be turned upside down.
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Maybe hang out on a boat somewhere, or drink one of those fishbowl margaritas with the Corona bottles turned upside-down.
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Maybe because we remember watching Evans and his generation ascend before it turned upside down, right there on our TV screen.
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Early in the morning on November 9, 2016, the world turned upside down — or right side up, depending on your perspective.
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The politics of health care, so advantageous to Republicans for most of this decade, have been turned upside-down in 2018.
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How the life of a 15-year-old girl is suddenly turned upside-down when her mum gets a new boyfriend.
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The film's "small town turned upside down by Internet hacker" premise seems a little more Lifetime original movie than feature film.
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There is a lot of talk about how Meghan Markle's life will be turned upside-down when she marries Prince Harry.
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"Orta's personal life was turned upside down as police constantly harassed him at his home without any justification," Plasse told Schneiderman.
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His quiet reflection was abruptly turned upside down when around 20 press and campaign staff rolled into the bakery with Clinton.
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This is Obama's ... Right, and where would ... It just completely turned upside down the mission of certain federal agencies and departments.
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"Who knew my day would be turned upside down by the message on a fortune cookie?" he told Washington's Lottery officials.
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"Suddenly, the whole world turned upside down, the building was shaking beneath us, and shrapnel came to us," Sabrah went on.
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To promote it it, she shared the worst names she's ever been called since her life turned upside down in 1998.
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Health officials offer some advice: Make sure gutters or any containers that could collect water are emptied or turned upside down.
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That frown turned upside down less than a month later, when Manafort allegedly made a $1.5 million loan to himself disappear.
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But the argument that the government itself is now making is something novel, a symptom of a world turned upside down.
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Stephanie's life is turned upside down when she becomes an orphan after her entire family is killed in a plane crash.
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At one point they would be turned upside down and have their heads dunked in a trash can full of beer.
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And while many dynamics in the race have been turned upside down, some conventions still old true, Goldman, the consultant, said.
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That world gets turned upside down when the robots start remembering their past "lives" and those who took advantage of them.
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Scraps of paper covered in notes were strewn around the flat, which had been turned upside down in the police search.
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Through working with them I met so many others whose lives were turned upside down by the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Behind them were posters of American Presidents turned upside down, and the American flag, also upside down — a symbol of distress.
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I've learned the hard way that if you don't take that time with them, your day could potentially get turned upside down.
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But when she falls for a new hire, Lieutenant Commander Matthew Salem (voiced by Neimah Djourabchi), her life is turned upside down.
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Her world is turned upside down when she meets a scaled water creature who lives in a laboratory tank — isolated like herself.
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I hope to continue the tradition to decorate the whole house with red lanterns and locks turned upside down for good luck.
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Venus retrograde ends on November 16, the same day Mercury retrograde begins in Sagittarius, which will find your schedule turned upside down.
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But a lot of times not-good stuff happens, and their life — and your life — gets turned upside down and inside out.
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If you only have a LinkedIn profile because you're supposed to have one, get ready to have your world turned upside down.
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Surprisingly, in the rapidly moving debate regarding potentially making hearing aids available OTC, the usual regulatory process has been turned upside down.
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It is the British economy that will suffer, its currency that will slide, its politics that have already been turned upside-down.
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Day converges with night; people cavort nude or in absurd military costumes; familial, class and animal-human relationships are turned upside down.
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When I asked them what they saw, they said they saw a UFO as big as the Yankee Stadium turned upside down.
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After that day my life, the lives of my parents, brothers and sisters, the lives of all Vietnamese, were turned upside down.
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Sherman-Palladino spins Midge's domestic crises into uproarious stage material and keeps the laughs coming as Midge's life is turned upside down.
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The novel is narrated by a student named Leo (Graham Verchere), whose world is turned upside down by Stargirl's (Grace VanderWaal) arrival.
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His whole life turned upside down though when he met Sibi Blazic, who, at the time, was working as Winona Ryder's assistant.
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I did not miss an episode of "Love Island" during last summer's blistering heat wave, the summer my life turned upside down.
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After many years of marriage with my mom, everything came to a screeching halt in 2008, and our lives were turned upside down.
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When the worker opened the door he found the place in disarray, with furniture turned upside-down and shattered glass throughout the apartment.
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With the election results, the world had turned upside down, and the death of the man at the consulate quickly faded from view.
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If Virginia (better yet, the entire U.S.), had a paid family leave policy, Chrissy said, her life might not have turned upside-down.
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"The world has turned upside down post the U.S. elections," said the joint annual study by Morgan Stanley and management consultants Oliver Wyman.
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But as Strickland's image rating turned upside down, Portman took the lead in an early July survey, and he never relinquished the advantage.
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OK, maybe not turned upside down, but there's a whole lot more to the platform than uploading your resume and forgetting about it.
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Last week the rap world was turned upside down when rapper Gucci Mane released a new track called "Make Love" featuring Nicki Minaj.
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"Our world is turned upside down," said Ms. Aydintasbas, who has chronicled Turkey's descent in to chaos in recent years in her columns.
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Trump has turned upside down the trope on public service to which so many in the U.S. government adhere when joining its ranks.
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Since Trump was elected, the political playbook has not only been turned upside down, it is wide open and yearning for new participants.
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But when their own dads, played by Mel Gibson and John Lithgow, come to town for Christmas, their routine is turned upside down.
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Patients with chronic pain report enormous suffering, some committing suicide as they see their lives turned upside down by doctors pressured to reduce.
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Mark Wallinger's "The World Turned Upside Down" is a 14-foot-tall inverted globe located outside the LSE Saw Swee Hock Student Centre.
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The market got turned upside down Monday in rapid fashion underneath the surface and some investors think it may be a warning signal.
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As a result of her confinement of more than 70 days, Ms. Beltran's life was turned upside down and she lost her job.
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Thede plays a ridiculous black intellectual who says that triangles are just the typical shape of white people turned upside down (it's true!).
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It's a bit like a cynical, reversed version of the positive-thinking Jim Carrey comedy "Yes Man," with the smile turned upside-down.
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"You have incidents where people's lives were turned upside down, and then you have this: a life that was essentially erased," he said.
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When 8-year-old Dion discovers he has superpowers, his life — and that of his mom, Nicole (Alisha Wainwright) — is turned upside down.
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At its core, there's something highly relatable about an ordinary guy being treated unfairly, having his life turned upside down by media jackals.
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Teenager Starr Carter's world is turned upside down when her childhood best friend Khalil is killed at the hands of a police officer.
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A single document, nine pages long, had been signed in Washington, and in an instant the country's immigration system was turned upside down.
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In the work of Adrian Cox, a child's woodland fantasy is turned upside-down and shoved out of the way for drug-induced reverie.
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Sachs expects such cases to become commonplace, particularly in the United States, as more individuals' lives are turned upside down by climate-related disasters.
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The ballad of Brooklyn-bred rapper Bobby Shmurda is a surreal tale of meteoric rise turned upside-down, nearly as fast as it started.
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The song, whose title comes from Hamilton's "Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)" is a powerful anthem about the impact, and importance, of immigrants.
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When they said it hits home or it cuts deep or your world is turned upside down, it was all of that in one.
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But her life was turned upside down earlier this year when she learned she'd need to have her right foot amputated due to sarcoma.
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MUNICH — It was a crisp fall morning, and Tom Wilson was contemplating the latest sign that the world of finance had turned upside down.
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The world turned upside down when Hamilton, the outrageously popular musical about the infamous feud between two of our country's founding fathers, hit Broadway.
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"These voters have already had their lives (and, quite possibly, their homes) turned upside down by Hurricane Matthew," Walker said in Monday's court order.
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Further, ATF whistleblowers whose lives were turned upside down for telling the truth and exposing the government's illegal gun trafficking deserve vindication and justice.
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You can't help but fall into the work, lost in the appearance of dimension, turned upside-down maze where everything, and nothing, is familiar.
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The fixed-income market has been turned upside down as 10-year rates hit record lows, and hedge funds ended up taking heavy losses.
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The world has been turned upside-down the past few weeks, with flight cancellations, global travel bans and a massive slowdown of worldwide commerce.
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Like many people over the past year or so, Michelle Ellsworth has often felt disoriented, as if the world had been turned upside down.
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Everyone's life has been turned upside down, with any semblance of routine yanked from under us all while personal and professional priorities shift entirely.
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J.R. Storment and Jessica Brandes' lives were turned upside down when their 8-year-old son Wiley suddenly died in his sleep last month.
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In this op-ed, Pence has distorted basic American history and civics into Soviet-style propaganda, where the facts are intentionally turned upside down.
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In Santa Ana Zegache, the farmers do not seem to think that their lives will be turned upside down by three-star chefs in Manhattan.
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"My niece called and said we can't find Aunt Cynthia," Malcolm Graham recounts of the day four years ago when his world turned upside down.
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But at least it's a nice way to stealthily kept tabs on the internets even when the phone is turned upside down on a table.
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"I feel like our whole world has been turned upside-down," Danielle Drake, community relations manager at the Cleveland nonprofit US Together, told CNN Saturday.
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Many residents emerged from their hiding places to find their world literally turned upside down — flipped-over cars, smashed businesses, foundations where homes once stood.
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Carla was on her way to an Inca archaeological site near Cusco on December 493 when she vanished and her family's lives turned upside down.
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During his lifetime, the whole of the Tamil world was turned upside down, thanks in large part to his efforts and those of his comrades.
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In other words, to prepare to be there for Jackson if she really loves him, because his world is about to be turned upside down.
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The dog, Raider, has been meeting with the siblings ever since their parents were arrested early last year and their lives were turned upside-down.
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I practiced at home in my living room, with "The World Turned Upside Down" as my soundtrack, and eventually was able to get up there.
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Some believe that the chunta tradition is a symbolic representation tied to an ancient calendar in which, once a year, everything is turned upside down.
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That's the question I was asking myself when my world was turned upside down by this one tweet: i learned about maltese pigeons today pic.twitter.
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He'll deny six ways to Sunday that anything's going to change, but the reality is that his world's turned upside down as of this evening.
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Thank God That's Not My Life Quints: A teen girl's life is turned upside down when her parents have not one but five new babies.
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"I have been through hell and back and my life has been forever turned upside down," the victim wrote in a letter to her attorney.
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Their "home" was their only anchor in a world that had been turned upside down, and where other anchors like family and friends were gone.
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It was there, after lots of laughter and many more drinks, that he leaned in for a kiss — and my world was turned upside down.
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The room cleared, and for a while it was just him and her, both wondering how the world had somehow turned upside down on them.
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Thankfully, there are people who study this stuff, and because of them, our way of thinking about nostalgia has turned upside down in recent years.
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As a physician, I have helped to care for many patients and families whose lives have been turned upside down by serious illnesses and injuries.
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But what really interested producers was how the hearings made for a Capitol Hill thriller, with a routine Supreme Court nomination suddenly turned upside down.
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In the 1980s, the Spanish hurdler Maria José Martínez-Patiño had her life turned upside down when she was discovered to have a Y chromosome.
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Now, with oil back to $60 a barrel and more, their production is surging, and the world has in some ways been turned upside down.
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Merkel, seeking a fourth term as chancellor in 2017, described 2016 as a year that gave many the impression that the world had "turned upside down".
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A number of guests staying at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa tell us the hotel was turned upside down after the 2-year-old went missing.
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It's not an issue of Right/Left or Democrat/Republican—and those antiquated dichotomies were turned upside down and inside out over this last year anyways.
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This is what leads us to the real heart of the bubbly period piece: What happens when the life you know is completely turned upside-down?
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The teens say their education was turned upside down too because although teachers were sent to cells and pods ... they say the tutoring was not effective.
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Worse, it interferes with families' efforts to prevent people like Jones from profiting off innocent victims whose lives have been turned upside down by unspeakable loss.
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John Wick (Keanu Reeves) aka The Boogeyman, is an ex-assassin whose life gets turned upside down when his wife, Helen, dies of a terminal illness.
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" German leader Angela Merkel, who faces a tough re-election campaign in 2017, said this past year was one in which the world "turned upside down.
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It's been a little more than a year since Gwen Stefani's life turned upside down, and the singer is starting to settle into a new normal.
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The film follows Dr. Kathy Meyer (Garth) as her world is turned upside down when her husband David (Alexander Carroll) is found dead in their home.
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The family's life was turned upside down in January, when Calderon and Gordillo went into a US Citizenship and Immigration Services office for a marriage interview.
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And the crowd went wild for the climactic first act number that finds "the world turned upside down" when the underdog Americans finally win their war.
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However, for those whose financial lives have been turned upside down by the coronavirus, these changes can make a very difficult time a little less so.
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"All our planning has been turned upside down," said Michael Smerling, the owner of a company in the U.S. whose Chinese suppliers have been shut down.
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Their lives, like millions of others in the city, have been turned upside down by the outbreak, since her husband developed a fever on January 22.
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But other paintings show a world turned upside down, where the objects have taken charge: They fight and defeat human warriors and parade naked human captives.
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Flipped, turned upside down: President Trump shook things up for Silicon Valley industries when he dropped a bombshell on the H-1B visa program in April.
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The balloon leads the ball to the Happy Place, where its frown is turned upside down by the ability to take selfies in front of decorative backdrops.
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In 2010, former Scientologist Michelle LeClair says her world was turned upside down when she left the church after allegedly facing persecution for coming out as gay.
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I never thought something created with so much love and a place where there was so much warmth and happiness, would be turned upside down like this.
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I had been turned upside down so many times at this point that I initially thought I would have to swap dimensions to get hold of Everett.
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Unless a rock formation has been turned upside down by movement of Earth's crust, young layers will be at the top and old ones at the bottom.
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When voters are able to express their evaluations of every candidate—the good and the bad—the results are turned upside-down from those with majority voting.
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A shy secretary spends one night with a man hunted by the secret police, and has her life turned upside down by a relentless media witch-hunt.
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But in the midst of sleeping on friends' couches and watching helplessly as her world got turned upside down, Quinn began to realize that she wasn't alone.
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They knew they wouldn't be believed, knew it would be their lives which would be turned upside down by calling out abuse, not those of their tormenters.
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"When the sex tape hit, my whole world turned upside down," Mr. Bollea said, noting that he could not eat or sleep for days at a time.
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The long-held thinking that French wines were obviously superior to California wines was turned upside down as soon as blindfolds were placed over the judge's eyes.
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Because this Mercury retrograde in Capricorn is activating such a busy, everyday sector of your chart, you can bet your entire routine will be turned upside down.
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Her life was turned upside down as she did the previously unthinkable, and opened up to her (ex) husband after realizing that she was attracted to women.
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Fair Bluff, N.C., a small town on the banks of the Lumber River, has been turned upside down by a succession of "once in a lifetime" storms.
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Less than two months later, Hoffa disappeared, and Goldsmith remembers his family's life being turned upside down, as the press started to report that Chuckie was involved.
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"Valentine's Day (in Japan) got turned upside down to become a symbol of the Japanese patriarchy," said Jeff Kingston, a Japan expert at Temple University in Tokyo.
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Beyond not wanting to see his life turned upside down, Mateo and Cheyenne's (Nichole Bloom) schemes and banter are part of what makes this series so great.
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This is where the muddled masses come by the virtual millions to establish just what the heck is really going on in a world turned upside down.
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His plight has pushed him to seek justice for others and build friendships with those whose lives were also turned upside down by wrongful convictions – including Amanda Knox.
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"Everything has turned upside down - European political risks have faded, the economy is looking strong, while in the U.S. everybody is worried," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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We have had our chart flipped, turned upside down, and we'd like to take a minute to apologise for neglecting the prince of a town called Bel-Air
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Nine years ago, a University of Oklahoma student was driving home to Guthrie, Oklahoma, for the weekend to visit her parents when her entire life turned upside down.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the family ski trip was turned upside down following the news of Rob Kardashian's surprise engagement to Blac Chyna.
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As with so much in the wake of Tuesday's election, expectations for the Supreme Court and law of the land turned upside down as the results came in.
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"Everything has turned upside down - European political risks have faded, the economy is looking strong while in the U.S. everybody is worried," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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"Everything has turned upside down — European political risks have faded, the economy is looking strong, while in the U.S. everybody is worried," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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They voted for Trump because they wanted to see things change — they wanted the system to be turned upside down and they wanted him to keep his promise.
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The family expected the best, but their world was turned upside down in April when Wilkin learned that her cancer had returned, and had spread to her lungs.
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Today, we find ourselves living in a world seemingly turned upside down by data, the rise of fake news, and political populism and nationalist movements sweeping the world.
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"The Vietnam War" also humanizes what was often a faceless enemy, interviewing former Viet Cong as well as civilians whose lives were turned upside down by the conflict.
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The edges were formed like pie crust and it was about the size and shape of Duchamp's Fountain, but turned upside down and propped up on more sugar.
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Women delicately mime picking flowers, or are turned upside down when the text, sung onstage by a tenor and mezzo-soprano, alludes to a pavilion reflected in water.
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So in Office Christmas Party there's an element of carnival, in the traditional sense — of the natural order of things turned upside down — that's thrilling, even by proxy.
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They said their lives had been "turned upside down" as a result of being named as suspects in the poisonings and implicated in the murder of Dawn Sturgess.
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USA Swimming wrote to USOPC on Friday calling for a delay of one year, CEO Tim Hinchey saying "we have watched our athletes' worlds be turned upside down".
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"The normal boring power structure of the art world was turned upside down at his book fairs, and this we should all be grateful for," Mr. Guyton said.
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It told the story of the five Salinger siblings, aged one to 24, who found their lives turned upside down after their parents died in a car crash.
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In Messiah, the world is turned upside down by the sudden appearance of an enigmatic young man in Syria whose vibe is akin to that of Jesus Christ.
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Everything you learned about dating through TV game shows is turned upside down and backward, then spun around again, in this live parody of a 1990s matchmaking competition.
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The entire sleepy burg will be turned upside down when one of those famed mermaids (Eline Powell) makes it to land and is more Jaws-with-legs, than Ariel.
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People Features: Joey and Rory FeekOnce the happy country duo Joey+Rory, the Feeks' lives were turned upside down when Joey was diagnosed with cervical cancer in May 2014.
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Back in April when his life was turned upside down there were whispers that 'Bones' would never return to the sport that he had such a dominant stranglehold on.
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Keurig was one of them and made the announcement in response to a tweet from the president of the progressive outlet Media Matters:Then, things really got turned upside down.
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"It's joyful, it's also a dance, and there's a lot of trying to be graceful while not being sure you weren't going to be turned upside down," she explained.
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They described an agency turned upside down, where failures left them vulnerable to foreign threats, hampered their ability to investigate financial crimes, and ultimately put the public in danger.
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" Midler explained, "It's joyful, it's also a dance, and there's a lot of trying to be graceful while not being sure you weren't going to be turned upside down.
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Her life is turned upside down when Elodie fails to come home and Elisabeth discovers she has gone with her new boyfriend to join Islamic State (IS) in Syria.
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In streets lined with shops and residences of businessmen, the world turned upside down as maskers forced the most decried features of their peer culture on the entire city.
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The chief one is an ambient feeling of the surreal, of the world turned upside down—the element that makes Zingales's line about Hitler's early work seem so funny.
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"The political scene in Indiana just turned upside down," said Marsha Coats, a member of the Republican National Committee and the wife of Senator Dan Coats, who is retiring.
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When Mr. Ciaccia and Jim Heim, the technical director who will inherit Ciaccia's job, came across an orange construction cone turned upside down, they stopped and lifted it up.
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We're at the brink here, with domestic politics turned upside down, because "no deal" is the only leverage left for "do or die" brexiteers that parliament can't easily block.
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Between charities and crowdfunding sites, there's no shortage of ways to donate money to help people whose lives have been turned upside down, whether on U.S. soil or elsewhere.
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Somehow, things have been turned upside down so that defending people who have the weight of the state thrown at them is seen as perverting our system of justice.
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BEIJING — The political cartoonist Badiucao still remembers the sultry Shanghai afternoon when he stumbled upon a video about the Tiananmen massacre of 1989 — and his world turned upside down.
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Neverwhere When Richard Mayhew stops to help a girl bleeding on the ground, his ordinary life is turned upside-down when he's propelled into a world of monsters and magic.
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In the series, Dobrev and Bell play newly engaged couple Clem and Nick whose lives are turned upside down when Clem's 16-year-old sister suddenly moves in with them.
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Loosely based on Howery's life, it revolves around a Chicago nurse whose life is turned upside down when he discovers his wife is having an affair with his own barber.
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A clay pot in shards rests beside a life-size photograph, turned upside down, of the artist carrying a clay pot on her head, with her back turned to us.
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Ashley was the typical party girl in Las Vegas, but her life was turned upside down when she and her boyfriend, Bariki (Bar), found out they were having a baby.
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"The entire DNC building needs to be turned upside-down," Buckley said on a conference call with other state party chairs Thursday night, according to a source on the call.
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The cold war and its proxy struggles were ending, while the bicentenary of the French revolution provided a context of equality and fraternity—and of a world turned upside down.
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It's a flood I will never forget, my friends and family won't forget, and a storm hundreds of thousands who have had their lives turned upside down will never forget.
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Billionaire hedge fund pioneer Leon Cooperman told CNBC on Tuesday the world is "turned upside down," from negative interest rates in Japan and Europe to the unprecedented U.S. presidential election.
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These junkspaces do seem creepy in a sanitized way or offer a kind of disconnect which is what makes them so suited to be turned upside down, like in Islands.
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Although the class action mechanism was created to protect the "little guys," Lafitte demonstrates that the process has been "captured" by special interests and turned upside down and inside out.
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Specifically, the Guadalcanal campaign shows how the old saying "the best defense is a good offense" can be turned upside-down — with a strong defense becoming an effective offensive weapon.
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Like the Brexit vote, Donald Trump's victory in the United States has underscored how swiftly assumptions are being turned upside down, pushing governments, investors and chief executives into the unknown.
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The couple's world has been turned upside down since Najib's shock election defeat on May 9 to his one-time mentor Mahathir Mohamad, who swiftly reopened a probe into 143MDB.
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Your schedule is about to be turned upside down, dear water-bearer, but first your relationships get revved up thanks to Mars entering your opposite sign Leo on July 1.
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I think in Rupert Murdoch's defense is that he was quite surprised to find out that things had been turned upside down and what was going on at Fox News.
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If a neural network is trained on images that show a coffee cup only from a side, for example, it is unlikely to recognize a coffee cup turned upside down.
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In just a month's time, the lives of millions of New Yorkers have been turned upside down, many of them losing their jobs and now worrying about paying their bills.
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It is black and brown people who are more likely to have their days interrupted, and lives turned upside down, by encounters with police over things like jaywalking and driving.
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In "A Revolution in Color: The World of John Singleton Copley," Jane Kamensky focuses her gaze on one of these men, whose world was turned upside down by American independence.
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"And even if she's not elected, there's a strong possibility that French political life will be turned upside down, and the National Front will play a larger role," he added.
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It dawned on me: Maybe they had never been taught, as I had, that the feeling of being turned upside down and round and round was a thrill, something fun.
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Her world was turned upside down on April 17, 1975, when the Khmer Rouge, ruled by dictator Pol Pot, stormed into the Cambodian capital and forced two million people to evacuate.
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"Harvey Weinstein was out with friends enjoying the music and trying to find some solace in his life that has been turned upside down," a spokesman for Weinstein told NBC News.
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But even as Malaysian politics has been turned upside-down, there has been little questioning of the premise on which UMNO had governed Malaysia since independence: that Malays deserve special privileges.
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Sweden's political landscape has been turned upside down by the rise of the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats with neither the center-left nor center-right able to form a stable majority.
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As Sasha's world is turned upside down, she must uncover the truth — not unlike the journey that Clay (Dylan Minnette) embarks on after the death of his crush Hannah (Katherine Langford).
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According to a release from Penguin Random House, Stranger Things: World Turned Upside Down: The Official Behind-The-Scenes Companion will give fans a deeper look at the popular Netflix series.
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"A few weeks ago Cameron's world was turned upside down when he learned his father, Alton Sterling, was killed while selling CDs out of a store in Baton Rogue," Alba said.
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According to Rolling Stone, the song was inspired from a line in the Broadway musical's "Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)" and celebrates everything immigrants have done to shape this country.
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It is a society turned upside down, a place where educated people abandon once-comfortable jobs in the city for dangerous, backbreaking work in muddy pits, desperate to make ends meet.
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The deal was supposed to solve several challenges facing the two old-line companies in a retail landscape that is being turned upside down by consolidation, bankruptcies and rapid digital innovation.
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"My life has been turned upside down as I try to come to terms with the devastating changes thrust upon me both physically and emotionally," Yulia Skripal said, speaking in Russian.
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"A life has been turned upside down, and we need to let the person know their reactions are normal," was one way Ms. Herring explained some of the things she did. .
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Second, Saudi Arabia has emerged as the key element of reform in the entire Gulf region as the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has turned upside down decades of Saudi policy.
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Political ideology is being turned upside down, as Senate Republicans are set to unveil a $1 trillion economic stimulus package Thursday, and the Trump administration promises direct payments to most Americans.
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"Judges don't want to have their courtrooms turned upside down for the sake of social scientists trying to isolate variables," said Kirk Helbrun, who has compared different risk assessment tools like COMPAS.
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But it's not every week that your whole understanding of the fragile state of a movie universe gets turned upside down by talk of one of its biggest stars exiting, is it?
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"Lemieux's gesture suggests a commitment to individual agency, the continuing power of protest, and a feeling, in her words, that the 'world has turned upside down'," the Whitney wrote in a statement.
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"Harvey Weinstein was out with friends enjoying the music and trying to find some solace in his life that has been turned upside down," a spokesperson for Weinstein said in a statement.
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Lucy's world is turned upside down when she and her boyfriend break up and she learns that she has to finish her dissertation over the summer or she'll lose her school funding.
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"Harvey Weinstein was out with friends enjoying the music and trying to find some solace in his life that has been turned upside down," a representative told both THR and BuzzFeed News.
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Diana Ross was pumping on the radio, Angel was sixteen years young and already she felt she was being turned upside down, inside out, boy oh boy, everything was turning around-around.
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Talking to Ms Wainwright and her comrades reminded me of a book by Christopher Hill, a venerable Marxist historian who taught me at Balliol College in Oxford, "The World Turned Upside Down".
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And while your normal routine has turned upside down for the foreseeable future, you may be wondering when your reproductive system, especially your menstrual cycle, will return to its regularly scheduled programing.
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The book tracks the life of 16-year-old Starr Carter, who has her world turned upside down after she witnesses the fatal shooting of a childhood friend, by a police officer.
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She hung them with chains or stanchions — even when it might have seemed impossible, as with a 15-foot-tall trunk piece turned upside down, in "Reveal" (2011) — and lit them dramatically.
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What it's about: Based on writer Will Reiser's own experience with cancer, "50/50" is one of those movies about how close we all are from having our life turned upside-down.
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"If your financial world has been turned upside down, the best time to call your credit card issuer and let them know is today," said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at CompareCards.
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"By writing, I've managed to stay alive until now, to stay, that is, in the same world; the price I've had to pay is that it has turned upside down," he writes.
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Mikie Sherrill was certified as a Navy helicopter pilot only after passing an underwater crash simulation in which she was blindfolded, turned upside down, and forced to find the sole exit door.
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One of the dolphins turned upside down, lifted its tail out of the water and slapped it down hard to the right — signaling to Mr. Thin Myu the location of their prey.
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But within a few years, the business was turned upside down as the subprime mortgage crisis and credit crunch shook Wall Street to its core and the economy was left in shambles.
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"What would you do if your everyday life was turned upside down?" reads the introduction to "If Crisis or War Comes," a newly revised emergency handbook from the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency.
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Austria In this tragic French-language drama from the Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke, the quiet life of a retired couple in Paris is turned upside down after the wife suffers a stroke.
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Canada has more than enough resources to make up the loss of revenue for native peoples, they whose world was turned upside down by the Canadian government not so very long ago.
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The line arrives in the show-stopping battle song "Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)," in which Hamilton and his fellow immigrant Lafayette lead the scrappy underdog revolutionaries to victory against the British.
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Memories of the morning her life was turned upside down still haunt Rawson, whose husband Darian was at work when the FBI agent appeared at the front door of their Detroit-area apartment.
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"It's kind of a surprise for Jamie, and within a day of her returning, all hell breaks loose and his world is turned upside down, just like every time Claire's involved," he teased.
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One of the best sequences opens the film, with the Ancient One using an Inception-style shifting of time and space in which buildings are turned upside down and dropped on combatants' heads.
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At Glastonbury, however, these needs are turned upside down in order to generate the festival's unique atmosphere, equally employed to assist in the construction of the film on display at the V&A.
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In a statement Thursday, Alfredo Ortiz, president and CEO Job Creators Network, said the new NLRB rule will "clear up" confusion when the joint-employer standard was turned upside down earlier this year.
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"At the end of the day, there are two wives whose husbands aren't coming home to them, and a whole bunch of kids whose worlds have been turned upside down," Mr. Buttram said.
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"Taj Mahal II" (2014) features another bronze model of a famous ecclesiastical building, this time turned upside down, with its base serving as a table top and the building's corner towers as legs.
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Rachel Brosnahan ("House of Cards") is delightful as Midge, a housewife whose seemingly idyllic world is suddenly turned upside down when her husband (Michael Zegen), a wannabe comic, is exposed as an adulterer.
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But the show's passionate fans have something to tide them over: an official companion book called "Stranger Things: Worlds Turned Upside Down," which debuts on the nonfiction list this week at No. 14.
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"Harvey Weinstein was out with friends enjoying the music and trying to find some solace in his life that has been turned upside down," a spokesperson for the producer said at the time.
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The plot is the most basic of revenge yarns, with Lively playing Stephanie Patrick, a woman whose life was turned upside down by a plane crash that killed the rest of her family.
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But whenever societies get turned upside down, wrecking the economy and sapping the resources to post guards at archaeological sites, a rise in looting occurs—especially in countries with a history of plundering.
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Jim Carrey stars as a man who's been raised in an artificial environment as the unknowing star of a hit reality show — and has his world turned upside down when he finds out.
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"We were sitting inside the office when the world turned upside down on us," Zaher Usman, who works at Afghanistan's culture ministry just 500 feet from the blast, told the AFP on Monday.
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Leonard Pozner is one of several parents of Sandy Hook victims whose lives have been turned upside down by harassment and threats of violence from people who believe they're part of an evil plot.
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As she predominantly works with stalking and domestic abuse victims aged between 2013-2020, Louise has helped a lot of young people like Dani, whose lives have been turned upside down due to stalking.
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And we see the market as turned upside down, where the cheap stocks aren't doing as well as the expensive ones and the poor earnings stocks are doing better than the good earnings stocks.
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Sears Day showed CNN affiliate WRAL the aftermath on his dairy farm -- a silo was torn apart and a vehicle was turned upside down, but none of his 150 cattle were hurt, he said.
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These regular tasks, inserted into life turned upside down, restored a small semblance of peace, and in between calling my congresspeople and (still) reading Twitter and donating to organizations I believe in, I cooked.
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A 1980 piece titled "Bower," constructed from slats of spruce and pine, has the grace of a loose-weave basket, though this basket seems to have been turned upside down to become a trap.
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NFL D-lineman Rakeem Nunez-Roches says his life has been turned upside down over a "completely false" story about him abandoning a dog ... saying he's been forced to move due to serious threats.
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Her parents and grandparents all took the witness stand and sobbed through their testimony, with Charlotte's father, Eric McCue, showing flashes of anger, as they recalled the night their lives were turned upside down.
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Hamilton's official Tonys performance last year — "The Battle of Yorktown / World Turned Upside Down," in costume and with full choreography — was great, but for sheer joy and elation, you can't beat their surprise closing number.
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" A spokesperson for Weinstein said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE, "Harvey Weinstein was out with friends enjoying the music and trying to find some solace in his life that has been turned upside down.
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Obama, before the "Hamilton" cast performed "Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)" -- in another sign of respect for the Orlando victims, without the prop muskets that usually appear in this bustling, brilliantly choreographed battle sequence.
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NICHOLAS WESTCOTTDirectorRoyal African SocietyLondon A cartographic clash* The possible change of the colour depicting Taiwan on "The World Turned Upside Down" sculpture at London School of Economics is of grave concern ("Art attack", April 13th).
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The sensation it imparts of a world turned upside-down feels more attuned to our moment than it does to its own, when Bill Clinton was facing impeachment for lying about his sordid sex life.
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They introduced me to dragons and dragonriders, wizards casting spells with words, ships with eyes and starships with voices, harpers posing riddles or playing instruments of bone, fairy tales turned upside down and inside out . . .
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If any one of those facts were different -- if the house was turned upside down suggesting theft was the motive, or if everyone was lined up and killed execution-style -- it might make things clearer.
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Like 13 Reasons Why, Paint It Black deals with the aftermath of a suicide — Alia Shawkat plays Josie, whose life is turned upside down when her boyfriend Michael (Rhys Wakefield) abruptly takes his own life.
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No matter what side of the split you are on, the end of a relationship can make you feel like your entire world has been turned upside down and can trigger all sorts of emotions.
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In the chaos that has gripped Puerto Rico following the storm, the family has struggled to get details about the circumstances of his death -- a sadly common byproduct of everything the storm turned upside-down.
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"In this political era, conventional wisdom is continually turned upside down, but it definitely seems like there's a pretty wide political will to make sure there's more transparency, in terms of political activity," Rutenberg said.
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"There's just some people who have really had their lives turned upside down because they've had hatchet tattoos," said Juggalo supporter Alison Davis, referring to the "hatchet man" symbol of Insane Clown Posse's record label.
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When his collaborator is stricken by illness, Roman's world is abruptly turned upside down, thrusting him into uncomfortable situations, or at least, venues where he's ill-equipped to deal with the required protocols and niceties.
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"The entire fabric of our lives and culture and our society are turned upside down and inside out, and so I don't want to pretend suddenly we have the magic elixir for that," Katzenberg said.
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The world turned upside down: Armed law enforcement officers dawdled outside during the shooting, but a 15-year-old kid without any weapon at all used himself as a human shield to protect his classmates.
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But she has feelings for this man, and his company has been turned upside down because his biggest moneymaker [Moore] has now been taken away, so the rug has been pulled out completely from him.
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Like people across the country and around the world whose lives have suddenly been turned upside down by Covid-19, dogs who are stuck in quarantine with their owners may experience stress and even depression.
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Fond of writing poetry, Javed's whole existence is turned upside down when he's introduced to Springsteen's music, as the lyrics pour out of his head and into his soul as they unfurl across the screen.
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Dolan's new movie, in which he plays one of the lead roles, centers on a pair of childhood friends whose relationship is turned upside down when they share a kiss during a college cinema project.
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Its solitary setting, their mother's tchotchke-filled Southern California bungalow, deteriorates along with the brothers' psychological mooring, and the rehearsal set looked as if it had been turned upside down and shaken for loose change.
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A dream vacation around the world turned upside-down for two Canadian women Monday after police in Australia arrested them and a Canadian man on drug smuggling charges, according to a release by the Australian authorities.
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The series is about a charming gym owner ("Workaholics" star Anders Holm) whose life is turned upside down when his teenage son with a former high school girlfriend (played by Kaling) comes to live with him.
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Playing Dead is a dysfunctional family dramedy about a mortician and his son whose lives are turned upside down when the woman who abandoned them 15 years ago returns and asks them to fake her death.
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"Everything you think you were going to feel is turned upside down because the glory of winning a million dollars is gone, pretty much the worst case scenario happened and you're left with nothing," Green says.
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Whisk the egg whites until stiff (the mix should stay in the bowl when turned upside down.) Mix the egg whites with the spinach and transfer into a microwave-safe baking tray lined with baking paper.
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After two dizzying weeks, Britain seems poised on a threshold, between the folkways and rituals of its past and a future of radical change, where conventions are turned upside down and old rules no longer apply.
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As real estate technology continues to improve the benefit for consumers, one thing is crystal clear: The notion of real estate as a hyper-local business has turned upside down since the arrival of these new platforms.
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Our country’s lack of protection for its own citizens ensures that LGBTQ people must live in fear that their lives could be turned upside down by an employer or landlord who is homophobic or transphobic.
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"My entire life had turned upside down, and I didn't much care about anything that I'd previously cared about for a short period of time, and that's what disarray will do for you," Lee told the newspaper.
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Reporting a stolen car or being mugged can be a hassle, but doing so doesn't come with the risk of being disbelieved and shamed and having your private life turned upside down like reporting a rape does.
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" Viking describes the book as a "wickedly funny debut about a bootstrapping young reporter who lands a plum job at a big-time cable news station and finds her ambitions and her love life turned upside down.
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Moore lost a special election in Alabama against Democrat Doug Jones last year after the race was turned upside down by a firestorm of allegations that the GOP candidate had sexually abused teens; Moore denied the allegations.
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There were times Daddy had a salary, and we were O.K. And then Daddy had a heart attack, and it all turned upside-down: no money coming in, the bills stacking up, we lose the family car.
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Hugh Laurie is back as a doctor — this time, the forensic neuropsychiatrist Eldon Chance, who mines the psyches of those whose lives have been turned upside down by traumatic experiences, to the neglect of his own life.
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In an Instagram post in October, she said: "2 years ago today our world was turned upside down when we lost our first pregnancy... 2 years later we were anxiously awaiting the arrival of our rainbow baby."
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"I remember just two years ago we were talking about pushing hard for the Trans-Pacific Partnership so we could open markets in Asia, but all of that has just been turned upside down," Mr. Harris said.
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In an interview on Monday, when he was 3,600 retweets behind Ms. DeGeneres, Mr. Wilkerson described a world turned upside down as he prepared for AP tests, considered college applications and took his girlfriend to the prom.
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If you didn't know American politics had been turned upside down by Trump's election win, nothing in the macroeconomic data would suggest that anything at all happened in January 2017: That's not to deny Trump any credit.
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With steps freshened by wearing a man's cast-off shoes, I follow the rain-rutted road as far as the fishing boats turned upside down on the soggy bank, their oars secured elsewhere to provide against thieves.
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So the American dream, as initially conceived, was very much rooted in a working-class social democratic aspiration for equality and upward mobility, but you describe how this notion was gradually co-opted and turned upside down.
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When you think about it, literally, that does not advance the plot, but I think the reason [the Coens] are so smart is that it did advance her plot about how the world is turned upside down.
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Just when you think everything is starting to settle down for the kids in West Ham (which later becomes New Ham), everything is turned upside down again, and the perfect example of that lies with Cassandra (Rachel Keller).
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But Brazilian politics has been turned upside down by the economic slump of 2015-16, a deterioration in security and the conviction of dozens of politicians, apart from Lula, for corruption in the Lava Jato ("Car Wash") investigation.
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In Phantom Thread, which if he stays true to his word will be his swan song, Day-Lewis plays a self-centered fashion designer whose world is turned upside down when his muse falls in love with him.
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In Khazna, one of the villages recaptured on Monday by the CTS, some of the fighting appeared to have gone from house to house, leaving smoked out buildings with their contents turned upside down, a Reuters correspondent said.
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So the established order of trade was by all appearances turned upside down on Tuesday, as General Motors agreed to cease manufacturing an automobile engine at a factory in Mexico while moving jobs to a plant in Canada.
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On their cylindrical, pedestal-like bases, the stoneware vessels have a triangular cutout, a Blunk signature meant to help water drain when the objects, which might be used as dishware or vases, are turned upside down for drying.
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Unfortunately, today, in most people's view of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians — a self-identity barely two generations old — the colonized have become the colonizers and the role of the native Jewish population turned upside down.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 69%Academy Award winner Jennifer Lawrence plays a housewife obsessed with renovating her isolated house who has her world turned upside down when her husband (Javier Bardem) invites strangers to stay inside the home.
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" It didn't take long for people to make fun of Melania Trump on Twitter with #FamousMelaniaTrumpQuotes, drawing inspiration from Harry Potter to Star Wars: "Now this is a story all about how my life got twist-turned upside down.
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That's the part we don't necessarily see on camera, what happens to the people at home who didn't sign up for the fame and fortune of an MTV show but whose lives are turned upside down by it anyway.
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"The entire analytics sector is being turned upside down by the tectonic shifts in cloud computing, mobile and machine learning, creating the opportunity for new innovative companies to thrive and win major market share," Das said in a statement.
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The girlfriend of James Harden/wife of Lamar Odom was being sued by James Ferguson, the Marina Del Rey resident, who claimed his life was turned upside down during a middle-of-the-night fireworks show commissioned by Khloe.
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Flint, Michigan (CNN)Hillary Clinton promised the people of Flint, Michigan, whose lives have been turned upside down by the city's ongoing water crisis, that she will be their partner in what is sure to be a long recovery.
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The inquiry's leader, Martin Moore-Bick, said in his opening statement that he realized that the lives of Grenfell residents had been turned "upside down," and he vowed to uncover the truth about what had led to the tragedy.
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Based on an Australian show, Sisters, Almost Family is about an only child (Brittany Snow) that has her life completely turned upside-down when she finds out that her prize-winning, pioneering fertility doctor father, Dr. Bechley (Timothy Hutton).
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When They See Us does a masterful job of portraying boys (I've seen so many articles referring to them as "young men," when they were in fact boys) whose lives were turned upside down as a result of negligence and discrimination.
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Like so many women whose stories have emerged during the #MeToo era, Inserillo's life and career were turned upside down after speaking out about a powerful man — in this case, an officer who bragged about his connections to top brass.
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Things have turned upside down in the closely-watched House race on the tip of Florida: Republicans are running an advertisement alleging that Democratic candidate Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is beholden to "dirty coal money" and is blocking action on climate change.
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Cuba's tradition of racial segregation was turned upside down as peasants from the countryside, many of them dark-skinned descendants of Africans enslaved by the Spaniards centuries before, were invited into Havana and other cities that had been overwhelmingly white.
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So now as the nation suffers through a pandemic, with lives turned upside down and financial markets in virtual freefall, the country is once again looking to the government to provide a response and so far, disappointed to see what's there.
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And so, the way she sees it, speaking about the unspeakable might help someone else whose life is turned upside down, who is forced to test the limits of her own capacity for forgiveness in the face of something terrible.
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By nightfall, the Ukrainian town of Novi Sanzhary, population 221,214, would be turned upside down, thrust into a state of panic and chaos stemming from residents' fears that the novel coronavirus was going to bring death to this previously unheralded backwater.
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The recent startling show of bipartisanship led by Speaker Pelosi to pass the USMCA merited a reprise of "The World Turned Upside Down," which was played by the British Army band during the surrender ceremony after the Battle of Yorktown.
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Then you've got your man in Antonio Sano, one of the greatest trainers in Venezuela, whose life was turned upside down when he was kidnapped there, held chained in a cell for nearly a month and bankrupted by ransom payments.
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Now Mr. Yang has broken that silence with the publication of his history of the Cultural Revolution, "The World Turned Upside Down," a sequel to "Tombstone," his landmark study of the famine spawned by Mao's policies in the late 1950s.
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Today's excerpt is from a memoir, "Truth and Beauty," about a profound friendship between two women, but the excerpt itself is a broader musing about certainty, understanding, and how easily and quickly one's life views can get turned upside down.
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It would institute a period of bad behaviour as one's own private glumly gleeful saturnalia, world turned upside down, lord of misrule regulated havoc, for a short period before the great slog of getting on with it began again, cancer or no cancer.
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Ask yourself who has more motivation for lying: the professor who's had her whole life turned upside down, or the judge who stands to land a lifetime job at a quarter-mill a year, plus bennies the ordinary Joe can only dream about?
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The first two will hit bookstores this fall: a gift book aimed at younger readers with "advice, wisdom, and warnings from the Stranger Things world," and a behind-the-scenes book, Stranger Things: World Turned Upside Down: The Official Behind-The-Scenes Companion.
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Their lives are turned upside down by the death of their son, by their decision to abide by China's then "One Child Policy" and by Deng Xiaoping's market reforms, which cost them their jobs and the "Iron Ricebowl" of comfortable subsistence it guaranteed.
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With media and data available virtually free and music itself absorbed into the background of the landscape, it is a way of finding value in an area where financial and cultural worth have been turned upside down, and reinvesting it with meaning.
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Describing 2016 as a year that gave many the impression that the world had "turned upside down," Merkel urged Germans to forsake populism and said Germany had an interest in taking a leading role in addressing the many challenges facing the European Union.
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Thundering ensemble pieces like Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down), which features booming explosions and gunfire, give way to crystalline ballads like Burr's Dear Theodosia, performed by Leslie Odom Jr., during which the entire audience holds its breath and hangs on every note.
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Kusturica returned to the world's oldest film festival with "Na Mlijecnom Putu" (On The Milky Road), a story about a milkman on the front lines of an unspecified war whose life is turned upside down by the arrival of a mysterious Italian woman.
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"We got a lot of information in the course of a day yesterday, a lot changed then, then last night it just seemed like the world turned upside down in the course of just a few hours," Mayor Bill de Blasio said. Gov.
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In 1994, Fox premiered a new teen and family drama TV series with an up and coming cast, called Party of Five, about the five Salinger siblings whose lives are turned upside down after their parents are killed in a car crash.
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Peters was the subject of Goffard's six-part mystery series, which centered on a well-respected mother who found her life turned upside down by two parents at her child's school who wanted revenge for a perceived slight against their own child.
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But whether it was my Toys 'R' Us store, Deadspin's newsroom in New York, or the Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, our livelihoods were all turned upside-down by private equity firms — and we decided not to go down without a fight.
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"My life and the lives of so many others have been turned upside down as we try to process what happened to our children and learn the new skills that we need to be supportive parents of our sexually abused children," the parent continued.
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Goffard's reporting went on to become a successful podcast, aptly titled Dirty John and later a TV series on Bravo starring Eric Bana as Meehan, and Connie Britton as Debra Newell, an unassuming woman whose life is turned upside down by the ruthless con artist.
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Sofia Coppola also has a shot with "The Beguiled", in which Kidman dominates the screen as head of a school for gentile young ladies in the American Civil War and whose life is turned upside down by the arrival of an injured Yankee soldier.
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Adapted into a film this year, The Hate U Give follows 16-year-old Starr Carter, whose life as a prep school student from a poor neighborhood is turned upside down when she witnesses a police officer shoot and kill her unarmed friend Khalil.
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Later a plastic toy accordion with twelve notes was his instrument until the age of six, when his uncle gave him a guitar that he turned upside down and played left-handed—an unconventional method he would persist with the rest of his life.
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He gave the transplanted movement a name — "The School of the South" — and designed for it a now-famous logo: the silhouette of the South American continent turned upside down and placed above the Tropic of Cancer, where North America was on conventional maps.
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Having idolized her mom while she was growing up, Schumer's world was turned upside down at age 13 when her mom admitted she was having an affair with a married family friend named Lou – who also happened to be the father of Amy's best friend.
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It's the kind of world we wish was reality, but for now, we'll just have to settle for this refreshing, feminist comedy about a late-night talk show host's world being turned upside down when she hires her first and only female staff writer.
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And there's part of it that I might agree with him on in terms of campaign finance, I think it should be turned upside-down but I think we have a marvelous system in terms of delivering more and more of what people want.
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Mr. Kolachevsky, in his statement to fellow scientists, noted that the raid on his institute was the first time that a research center connected with so many renowned scientists had been "turned upside down by the 'polite people,' " — Russian slang for security service thugs.
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"Now this is a story all about how the UK got flipped, got turned upside down," Cameron, who announced his resignation the day after the referendum, is shown as saying to a hip-hop music theme from Will Smith's Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
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" Primo Levi, too, took note of the camp's hall-of-mirrors quality, describing it as "a world turned upside down, where fair is foul and foul is fair, where professors have to use shovels, murderers are supervisors and hospitals are places where people are killed.
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SERANG, Indonesia — Lying on the floor against a gym bag full of clothes in a two-room shack in the West Java town of Serang, Saeni tried to explain how her life had been turned upside down, but she fainted before she could finish.
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More than a quarter-century earlier, Professor Hill's life had been turned upside down by her own appearance in 1991 before the Judiciary Committee, where she faced excruciating questions about sexual harassment allegations she had leveled against an earlier Supreme Court nominee, Clarence Thomas.
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While Dr. Ford's life was being turned upside down, you and your staff scheduled a public hearing for her to testify at the same table as Judge Kavanaugh in front of two dozen U.S. Senators on national television to relive this traumatic and harrowing incident.
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Bariki Innis, 18, said his life was turned upside down twice: first when he moved to the United States from Jamaica at 14 and lost touch with his father, and then again at 15, when his mother was struck by a car, leaving her disabled.
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This week, as the season of Paris men's shows began and a 10th Saturday of demonstrations was anticipated, the official schedule was turned upside down by brands trying to avoid the delays caused by blocked roads and police lines, or worse, violent skirmishes with protesters.
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Infowars's presence on Roku "interferes with families' efforts to prevent people like Jones from profiting off innocent victims whose lives have been turned upside down by unspeakable loss," Josh Koskoff, the lawyer representing eight Sandy Hook families in the Connecticut suit, said in a statement.
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The world of consumer financial services has been turned upside down by the rise of newer technology like apps and the growing expectation from people that they should have a lot more flexibility and access when it comes to controlling how they spend and save their money.
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It's probably safe to say that Meghan Markle's life is going to get flipped-turned upside down — even more than it already has — over the next several months, as the American actress embarks on the role of a lifetime: marriage to a member of the royal family.
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A new member of the Wayward Sisterhood is the character Patience Turner (Clark Backo), a high school over-achiever whose life is turned upside down when she discovers she's a powerful psychic, a gift she inherited from her estranged grandmother (and Season 1 Supernatural character) Missouri Moseley.
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We joke that it is a club no one wants to join, but it gains a million members a year — 35,000 gun deaths, 100,000 wounds, the hundreds of thousands of family members, friends, neighbors and loved ones whose lives have been turned upside down by a gun.
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What happens inside this meeting will go a long way toward letting McConnell and his team know if things really were just turned upside down or if Republicans and the White House are still on track to vote down the motion to consider witnesses and documents.
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While taking money from your retirement savings is typically a no-no, "if you're someone whose world just got turned upside down financially and otherwise, you're playing by different rules," said Kathryn Hauer, a certified financial planner with Wilson David Investment Advisors in Aiken, South Carolina.
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A man who comes from a religious family but runs an atheist podcast (yeah, he's one of those) has his life turned upside down when someone claiming to be God friends him and uses the social media platform to guide him into serendipitous encounters with people who need help.
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"While Dr. Ford's life was being turned upside down, you and your staff scheduled a public hearing for her to testify at the same table as Judge Kavanaugh in front of two dozen US Senators on national television to relive this traumatic and harrowing incident," the letter states.
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"In addition, a summary invalidation of everything the board has done since 2016 will likely introduce further delay into a historic debt restructuring process that was already turned upside down once before by the ravage of the hurricanes that affected Puerto Rico in September 2017," the ruling said.
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The character's emotional turmoil is made visible through a variety of visual motifs: physical transformations, blocks, which perhaps represent the outside world, falling into his head (or the place where his head should be), and his entire body being lifted up and turned upside down in the air.
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"While Dr. Ford's life was being turned upside down, you and your staff scheduled a public hearing for her to testify at the same table as Judge Kavanaugh in front of two dozen U.S. Senators on national television to relive this traumatic and harrowing incident," reads the document.
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In trauma treatment, when we meet with an individual whose world has been turned upside down by a sexual assault and whose psyche is clouded by shame, we look to help them regain three things: a sense of stability, a sense of safety, and a sense of strength.
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In its modern definition, a dystopia can be apocalyptic, or post-apocalyptic, or neither, but it has to be anti-utopian, a utopia turned upside down, a world in which people tried to build a republic of perfection only to find that they had created a republic of misery.
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Child marriage across the globe forces girls to drop out of school, run the risk of dangerous underage pregnancies, or — like in the cases of three girls featured in a new BBC program — see their lives turned upside down once more when they're abandoned by their adult husbands.
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Since then, Dr. Blasey's quiet life as a research psychologist in Northern California has been turned upside down as her story — which has delayed a Senate vote to confirm Judge Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court — has been lauded by her supporters and picked apart by her critics.
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Down a justice, John Roberts looks to find compromise, avoid 4-4 ties But how the justices might decide some of the close cases with a divided eight-member court is a theme in a term that has been turned upside down by the sudden death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Directed by Michael Showalter from a script by its star Kumail Nanjiani and his wife Emily V. Gordon, the film tracked the story of Nanjiani and Gordon's early courtship, which was suddenly turned upside down by a mysterious illness that put Gordon (played by Zoe Kazan) into a medically induced coma.
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"We see in 2018 the humanitarian situation inside Syria being the worst we have seen since the war started: a very dramatic deterioration, massive displacement, disrespect of protection of civilians and people's lives still being turned upside down," Panos Moumtzis, U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator for the Syria crisis, said in Beirut.
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"Now this is a story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down and I'd like to take a minute just sit right there I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel-Air," reads the first words of the series of 22017 tweets.
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Ava DuVernay's new Netflix miniseries When They See Us, which starts streaming Friday, chronicles the case and its impact on the five people — all of whom were Black or Latino — whose lives were turned upside down during an era in New York marked by high crime and fraught race relations.
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Christine Blasey Ford, the woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault at a party in 1982, will say in her opening statement Thursday at a hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee that her life has been turned upside down since she went public with the allegation.
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"While Dr. Ford's life was being turned upside down, you and your staff scheduled a public hearing for her to testify at the same table as Judge Kavanaugh in front of two dozen U.S. Senators on national television to relive this traumatic and harrowing incident," the lawyers wrote to Mr. Grassley.
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While engagement numbers are up as people turn to the platform for events, resources, and tips on navigating a business world turned upside down by the coronavirus, sponsored job listings and display ads are likely to decrease significantly as business-to-business operations slow to a crawl in the months ahead.
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The titles reflected his hopeful outlook: "New Rules: Searching for Self-Fulfillment in a World Turned Upside Down" (21986), "Coming to Public Judgment: Making Democracy Work in a Complex World" (19943), "The Magic of Dialogue: Transforming Conflict Into Cooperation" (21994), and "Profit With Honor: The New Shape of Market Capitalism" (285).
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"Lori has been told by the legal team that the United States Attorney&aposs Office will use her daughters as star witnesses in hopes of securing a conviction," the source said, adding that Olivia Jane and Isabella "had their world turned upside down" by the March indictment in Operation Varsity Blues.
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Consider these examples: So, while industry groups applaud and environmentalists cry foul over the WOTUS rule repeal, the public should know that this action makes absolutely no difference to any of the people listed above whose lives were turned upside down, under the pre-WOTUS rules that EPA just reinstated.
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Similarly uplifting (though with many more words) is Happily Ever Esther: Two Men, a Wonder Pig, and Their Life-Changing Mission to Give Animals a Home by Steve Jenkins, Derek Walter, and Caprice Crane, which tells the story of how Steve's and Derek's lives were turned upside down after adopting a pig.
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FILTER(ED) IN TEXAS Speaking Rock Casino in El Paso, TX, the Tigua Tribe's Casino / Resort / Music Venue has cancelled tonight's FILTER show, due to a humorous Facebook post written by vocalist, Richard Patrick, and the band's plans to use the American flag turned upside down in their background video on stage.
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When Brock Allen Turner, a 20-year-old former Stanford University student, was found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman, the verdict seemed to address a broader problem at Stanford and campuses across the country: the leniency accused sexual abusers are afforded while the lives of victims are turned upside down.
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Covering InStyle's October issue, Aniston, 50, explained that while preparing for her newest TV role, she used Sawyer, 73, as inspiration for her character Alex Levy, a news anchor who finds her world turned upside down when her work and life partner Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell) is apparently fired for sexual misconduct.
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Copeland takes readers inside America's first DNA testing lab dedicated to genealogy, to Salt Lake City's Family History Library—the largest genealogical research facility in the world—and into the living rooms of dozens of people whose lives have been turned upside down due to the results of a recreational DNA test.
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So the Yves Saint Laurent column dress with the big pink fanny bow (which is, indeed, ridiculous; who wants a giant bow on their bottom?) goes perfectly with the Scott-for-Moschino paper doll version of the same; the Lanvin-Castillo lilac ruffled-bustle dress that gets turned upside down, literally, by Viktor & Rolf.
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It's not a romantic love story, but one turned upside-down about two people in search of the love they never had when it was most important: at the adolescence age when, given the wrong set of parents or circumstances, that volatile time can effect every decision you make from there on out and set you adrift.
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"We are now five years into the crisis in Syria, and we have to work harder to keep the world engaged with the issues behind the conflict and the basic needs of the millions of Syrians whose lives have been turned upside-down," Gregory Barrow, head of the World Food Programme liaison office in London, tells Mashable.
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Here's how Stephen Marche tells the story of how his life turned upside-down: One day in his early 30s, when he was a recently tenured professor and a new father living in Park Slope, his wife, Sarah Fulford, got a phone call offering her a position as the editor-in-chief at a major magazine.
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Photograph by Eric Helgas for The New Yorker I can't imagine a dish more pleasingly playful than a "lasagna" that turns out to be a single artichoke, trimmed of its woody outer leaves, turned upside down, and dressed in petticoats of bright-green noodles, crisped at their edges and hiding fluffy béchamel beneath them like tulle.
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The stock market has plummeted; major industries and small businesses alike are suddenly confronting existential threats; schools, restaurants and countless community spaces have shuttered; and daily routines have been turned upside down as Americans are forced to make major adjustments to how they go about their day-to-day lives in the face of a pandemic.
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I'm bored by the repetition of day-to-day life So I rarely feel like Each day is a gift Now I know I can't explain how it feels to believe that To be normal Makes me feel like all I want is The unexpected Then my world turned upside down After a pause, the actress read the poem again, this time starting with the last line, reading from the bottom up: Then my world turned upside down The unexpected Makes me feel like all I want is To be normal I can't explain how it feels to believe that I know Now Each day is a gift So I rarely feel like I'm bored by the repetition of day-to-day life The audience gasped as the reading ended, then we applauded loudly.
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Conventional wisdom is continually turned upside down but it definitely seems like, there's definitely a political will, a pretty wide political will to make sure there's more transparency in terms of political activity, and then it goes on up the chain in terms of a lot of Silicon Valley companies and issues about regulation and alleged monopoly or duopoly power.
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Other top tweets included Obama's parting words as he left the White House, the Detroit Lions' Sam Martin calling to help the people of Houston who had their lives turned upside down by the flood, Ariana Grande expressing her dismay following a massacre at one of her concerts, and a man urging the world to share the phone number for a suicide hotline.
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However, after two years of working hard to earn more than two dozen merit badges, Logan's world was turned upside down when officials revoked his badges, claiming he could not meet the requirements of an Eagle Scout due to his condition, which has led to developmental delays and limited verbal skills, according to a lawsuit filed by Logan's father, Chad Blythe.
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It is the very least President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his administration can do for the millions of American citizens whose lives were turned upside down after the hurricane.
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Yet in a 2016 Mets rotation turned upside down by injuries to young, glamorous pitchers like Jacob deGrom, Matt Harvey and Steven Matz, it is Colon who was named an All-Star this season, who has posted a solid 3.42 earned run average and who has notched 14 victories, with one more big start looming before the regular season ends.
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But when they finally arrived in Nogales about two weeks ago and made their way to the fortified crossing where they planned to submit their request for asylum, the family's quest for safe haven was turned upside down by a dismaying new turn on the Mexican border, as the numbers of asylum seekers surge once again: They would have to wait.
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The second season of "American Vandal," Netflix's smart true crime satire, takes the same basic premise as the first: A high school is turned upside down by a silly prank that doubles as a serious crime, and the subsequent investigation is covered with painstaking detail by fellow students and budding documentarians Peter Maldonado (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam Ecklund (Griffin Gluck).
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Months before the murders, Wilson, whose life had been turned upside down by drugs and alcohol, showed up at his brother Brian Wilson's in-home recording studio after spending time at Spahn Ranch, where the Manson family lived in a commune located 30 miles from LA. Love was laying down tracks for a new album at the time when he noticed something looked wrong with his cousin.
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"'Emergency Contact' is about the anxiousness that is inherent in meat space interactions" The book tells the story of Penny and Sam, two young adults who find themselves in periods of transition: Penny has just left home for the first time to start her freshman year of college and Sam's world is turned upside down when he learns that his ex-girlfriend is pregnant.
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"In the rope dance, there was a lift where I turned upside down and threw myself against Jimmy's hip, and he took my hand and ran me around in a circle, with my head almost scraping the ground," Miss de Lappe said in an interview in 2015 for New York City Center's blog, adding that "it was really hard to teach it" to dancers in subsequent productions.
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This one, The Do-Over, stars David Space as a sad-sack suburban dad whose world is turned upside down when he reconnects with an old high school pal (Sandler) — who takes him to bumpin' clubs, introduces him to the wonder of threesomes with Luis Guzman, and, oh yeah, fakes both of their deaths so that they'll have a chance to "start over" and live their lives with a blank slate.
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The city is dealing with ongoing fallout: Children whose neurological development may have been irreversibly damaged; pregnant women who had miscarriages after drinking the contaminated water — the number of miscarriages spiked by 58% after the water was switched; people whose trust in their elected officials and reliance on the infrastructure that runs through their city has been turned upside down; and corroded pipes in people's homes that have yet to be replaced.
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If we read the piece from right to left, following the direction of the marchers ("Lynch Mob" is one of the installations that curator Shaw has termed Walker's "pageant" works), we witness an upheaval akin to the rites of Saturnalia, the Roman late-December gift-giving celebration (adapted by 4th-century Christians into the Christmas season), in which the world is turned upside-down and slaves become masters and masters become slaves.
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And now, even more concerning, the administration is doing nothing to step in and protect the innocent bystanders that are seeing their property destroyed and their lives turned upside down simply because President Obama and Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE sympathize with the protestors.
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People in the city, where 22016% of residents are black, are still dealing with the crisis's fallout: children whose neurological development may have been irreversibly damaged; pregnant women who had miscarriages after drinking the contaminated water — the number of miscarriages spiked by 290% after the water was switched; people whose trust in their elected officials and reliance on the infrastructure that runs through their city has been turned upside down; and corroded lead pipes on the main water lines and in people's homes that have yet to be replaced.
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