State politics upended And the state's politics have been upended.
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But it has upended the Democratic primary, Washington and politics writ large just as it has upended sports, culture and the rest of society.
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"I just think all these traditional trappings of primary campaigns were upended in 2016 and are already being upended in 2020," Ms. Greenberg said.
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Trump has frequently upended our expectations about how an American president should act while abroad — just like he has upended many other norms of the presidency.
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"Queen" is Ms. Minaj's first album in four years, a stretch of time in which the music business has been upended by streaming, and hip-hop has been upended by the internet.
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And we know that social science findings are often upended.
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But it has already upended the lives of real people.
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DoorDash's decision to buy Caviar from Square upended our agenda.
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Trump's brazenness upended US political norms in last year's election.
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The Trump administration's plans for Israel will be upended too.
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The sudden outbreak upended work around East and Southeast Asia.
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Women upended the political landscape in the 239.6 midterm election.
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But with Trump's meddling, even Social Security could be upended.
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Within days, the Oilers had upended their entire organizational hierarchy.
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Franklin's personal life was upended in tragic circumstances as well.
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But the social order wasn't the only thing he upended.
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His life was upended when Humayun was killed in 43.
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It was upended again when he ascended to national prominence.
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Now, all at once, our plans threatened to be upended.
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Since the financial crisis, that simple calculus has been upended.
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If Jamal is indeed deported, his family will be upended.
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This interview has been edited and condensed, overworked and upended.
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The tragedy has also upended life across the Central Coast.
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But when the Morandi Bridge collapsed, that narrative was upended.
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The result upended expectations for the rest of the playoffs.
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The coronavirus outbreak had already upended the patient's life, though.
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But Mr. Trump, again, has upended the traditional political playbook.
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To say Drake upended those conventions isn't nearly strong enough.
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The statues now being upended tell a story, after all.
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In the process, Mr. Trump upended domestic politics as well.
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His death has devastated his family and upended their lives.
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But it is unclear exactly how many sentences were upended.
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That has complicated investigations and upended the normal diplomatic order.
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The kidnapping upended the rural community where the Closses lived.
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And its success has upended Ms. Owens's own solitary existence.
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S trade war that has upended global supply and demand trends.
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"In just one week, the president has upended Washington," Cramer said.
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You argue that social media has upended our understanding of war.
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Only a month after the professional victory, disaster upended his life.
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But their lives were often upended by their deeply unhappily father.
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But in the last decade, his duties have been wholly upended.
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But the Kenyan Supreme Court upended all of that on Sept.
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The decision upended months of US planning and left officials scrambling.
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The move to Jerusalem upended decades of U.S. policy toward Jerusalem.
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The easeful middle age the couple imagined for themselves is upended.
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In the end, however, a row about religion upended his campaign.
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But over the past 30 years, these customs have been upended.
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The man's life was"completely upended" by the mistake, Kain said.
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The ratings, published periodically since 303, have upended the helmet business.
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As president he upended the Trans-Pacific Partnership for similar reasons.
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How a convicted coal baron upended the West Virginia Senate race
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Since his inauguration, President Trump promised to upended fuel efficiency standards.
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The euro upended their lives long before it closed their factory.
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Glassdoor upended workplace power dynamics in the same way that Ratemyprofessors.
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Romantic walks with wholesome-looking young men are upended by pratfalls.
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And Mr. Trump has already upended the conventional wisdom many times.
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The deal itself has upended the industry, potentially spurring more consolidation.
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Fatty, like Liu, had had his life upended by market reforms.
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Newman, that upended the Justice Department's sweeping crackdown on insider trading.
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Napoleon upended the entire doctrine warfare, how battles were fought, forever.
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But that year, according to court documents, his life was upended.
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But some people played and went home and upended their lives.
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These are their murdered friends, their bloodstained schools, their upended lives.
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Has your family ever confronted a challenge that upended normal life?
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Few people have not had their lives upended in some fashion.
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Many lives were upended when James left Cleveland the second time.
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As candidates, women broke the rules and upended conventional political wisdom.
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His comfortable life was upended when his solicitor embezzled his fortune.
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But Mr. McCain's rising political career was almost upended by scandal.
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Ted's agent gets a bowl of pasta upended on his head.
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Tech We're using Alternative power sources have upended the electric grid.
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The recent developments have quickly upended the Street's previously bullish sentiment.
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The digital revolution has upended all media, but especially local outlets.
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In turn, the entire commercial real estate market could be upended.
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Each intense phone conversation upended years of denial and self-loathing.
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The unexpected election of Mr. Trump upended their plans as well.
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Rich and poor alike have had their homes and lives upended.
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He changed laws, upended the agency's board, dueled with major vendors.
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How about a story that took all that and upended it?
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Almost as quickly as we meet this unlikely family, it's upended.
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Tide Pods upended the laundry business when they launched in 2012.
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Congressional inaction has upended it all, jeopardizing providers and patients alike.
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But Perriello has upended the race with his anti-Trump rhetoric.
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It has taken the concept of the biennale and upended it.
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The discovery of the remains has not completely upended construction plans.
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Then something happened that upended Republicans' talking point: Republicans confronted Sen.
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The murders, and Manson, upended ideas of safety, security, and innocence.
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Now, prosecutors with the Manhattan district attorney's office have upended that provenance.
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Buses and planeloads of migrants shipped away, families destroyed and communities upended.
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And it's not just the 3 Series that has seen sales upended.
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The siege has further upended all parts of the local food economy.
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A lot of predictions were upended when Donald Trump won the presidency.
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New York (CNN Business)Streaming has upended the movie and music industries.
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But these same tools that upended hierarchy also provided a new one.
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It has upended supply chains and hit manufacturing activity in several countries.
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That decision stranded Balbino in Mexico indefinitely and upended his family's life.
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The rise of Christianity in the West upended Greek notions of happiness.
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A democratic socialist, she upended predictions last year by toppling then-Rep.
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The legal battle upended every assumption that the people of Burlington had.
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Somewhere in recent years though, unicorns emerged and the dogma was upended.
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But Trump's campaign has further upended those perceptions—among white Americans, anyway.
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Not only has he changed the rules, he has upended the hierarchy.
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But New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman upended the negotiations on Feb.
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The arrival of a gourmet, all-natural grocery store upended this story.
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The fires have upended people's lives in ways both monumental and minute.
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It was an amazingly creative and imaginative novel that upended fantasy literature.
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His confirmation process was temporarily upended last month amid sexual misconduct allegations.
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For a while, Marina Silva upended the 2014 presidential race in Brazil.
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Across Istanbul on Friday night, rumors swirled and evening plans were upended.
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But the jacket she wore on the plane upended the official narrative.
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He claimed Warren upended his life by introducing him to the drug.
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The power outages threaten mining and industrial output and have upended lives.
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Our life has been upended; I will shore up the fractured border.
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The nationwide measles outbreak, now in 53 states, has upended family routines.
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Young, happy, and in love, their peaceful life is upended within moments.
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The internet and smartphone have already upended a number of conventional industries.
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This isn't the first time innovations in shopping have upended pricing structures.
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In the past month, the coronavirus pandemic has upended the traditional office.
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It might have upended the album, but it stands on its own.
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In one night, New Zealand had upended Washington's elaborate diplomatic pecking order.
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They moved to Washington, but a longing for home upended the agreement.
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The first one has already upended the assumptions of early-stage investing.
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Rather suddenly, in January 2016, an announcement upended this tradition of independence.
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That reality has upended the lives of the city's seven million people.
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This is hardly the first international accord the Trump administration has upended.
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This new emphasis has upended the traditional recruiting calendar on campuses nationwide.
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In nearby communities, like Porter Ranch, the disaster upended lives: Schools relocated.
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The presence of so many young college graduates upended many American cities.
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But in one way or another these settings are torn, shaken, upended.
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The order trapped travelers at airports and upended the lives of refugees.
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With their lives upended, they begin their journey from Ohio to Florida.
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Therefore, a wide swath of activities are upended across all business sectors.
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Her plan would have upended the insurance of virtually everyone in America.
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And then "Black Panther" opened earlier this month and upended that notion.
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Websites see their fortunes upended by small changes in Google's search algorithms.
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Software has upended the way businesses operate in a range of industries.
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Diagnosed late, barely a year ago, Tumurbat's cancer has upended their lives.
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The first one has already upended the usual assumptions of early-stage investing.
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The 42 year old has completely upended the public face of Russian diplomacy.
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It was the Free Democrats who, in part, upended coalition talks this week.
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Instantly lust-worthy devices, yet both are nearly upended by one terrible decision.
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His wooing of Mr Trump was upended at the G7 summit in Quebec.
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The last five years upended nearly all of this in very short order.
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She said her family's lives will be upended if her DED status ends.
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Hardest hit was the Florida Panhandle, where homes were splintered and lives upended.
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Nader's and Sara's findings upended previously held notions about the way memory works.
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Both Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 imagined a future that upended traditional economics.
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The former, leaders say, will continue -- and the latter upended -- by one thing.
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On some level, Democrats understand that Trump has upended their party's strategic approach.
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In a year full of surprises, Donald Trump has upended the political norms.
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Its small store model keeps prices down and has upended Britain's grocery market.
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Thankfully for those students whose lives would have been upended, Antifa was there.
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But young people, in turn, have upended how they define their closest relationships.
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They upended the market, beat the policymakers, won over consumers, and saved democracy.
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Amazon, Netflix (NFLX) and other tech giants have already upended the TV industry.
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What Giuliani said upended months of White House misdirection on the Daniels subject.
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There's no doubt that technology has upended the economics of modern cultural businesses.
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Then there's Spotify, which has upended the music industry with its streaming service.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process was upended Sunday when Ford went public with her allegations.
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Milner's first paper about Henry, along with her previous work, upended this view.
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If either of those elements were damaged, an entire investigation could be upended.
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All Americans, especially those whose lives have been upended by disaster, deserve better.
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Kavanaugh is facing multiple sexual misconduct allegations, which has upended his nomination process.
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Now, however, the Saudi hysterical response to Canadian criticism has upended the betting.
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But over the past decade, cable and streaming have completely upended this model.
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Uber has upended the transportation industry in the span of a few years.
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The emergence of Dr. Blasey late in the process, however, upended their plans.
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Now even that common-sense agreement has been upended by the Trump administration.
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She was born in Sierra Leone, where civil war upended the family's life.
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The health insurance industry would be upended by the elimination of A.C.A. requirements.
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There's no doubt that technology has upended the economics of modern cultural businesses.
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Of course, not everyone's life has to be upended by a dog adoption.
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No president in recent memory has upended internal executive branch norms so much.
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If the Sharifs win their appeal, the political landscape could be upended again.
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It was my first visit there, and all of my expectations were upended.
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It is a disaster of monumental proportions that has upended millions of lives.
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But one thing is clear: The country's two-party system has been upended.
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With one tweet early in the evening, President Trump upended the day's announcement.
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In geopolitics, as in business, digital communications have upended the distribution of power.
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Biologists studying mustangs have had their research upended by lions eating their subjects.
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Yachts were scattered about this community of 300 people -- upended, like discarded toys.
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The household is upended when Guida elopes with Iorgos, sailing across the Atlantic.
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Three stories broke that upended the Trump presidency and America's sense of stability.
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The good news: AI and big data analytics have upended all of this.
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Mr. Trump has upended that dynamic the way he has so many others.
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The window would be broken, furniture upended and jewelry missing from your bedroom.
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CROWN UP The coronavirus epidemic has upended China's economy, the world's second-largest.
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Social Studies The movement upended all notions of what the form could be.
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It also upended the very canon of modernism the museum helped shape over decades.
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It's an activity that only makes sense in any age of upended expectations, when
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Two-factor authorization has especially been upended by the practice of SIM card hijacking.
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That media ecosystem has now been upended and the path to success has changed.
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The industry, it was confidently predicted, would be upended by smart, agile "fintech" operators.
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It's just one of many conventional predictions that Trump's erratic campaign upended this year.
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The week's developments both clarified and upended ideas about the potential impeachment of Trump.
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The demographic shift has upended the advertising business that undergirds the network TV model.
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The beauty parlor is a place where the rules are reinscribed, yet also upended.
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Trump's decision to withhold protection from Syrian Kurds upended five years of U.S. policy.
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The cancellations this week upended the travel plans of tens of thousands of flyers.
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Tom Perriello, who upended the primary and scored endorsements from progressive icons like Sen.
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Second, even if repeal is delayed, people could have their coverage upended much sooner.
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He has been hyphenless since, but this has all been upended once again today.
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Still, Amazon's growth has upended the U.S. retail market with its rapidly expanding reach.
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Like his rivals, Rubio failed to adjust when the reality of Trump upended expectations.
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In just 12 months, the illusion of a certain world order has been upended.
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To do your job and not get upended about the news of the day.
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With the rise of small donor politicians like Sanders, political orthodoxy is being upended.
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Trade, of course, is just one arena in which President Trump has upended convention.
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"In almost every way—personal, professional—it upended my entire life," he told me.
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I know how these things work, but my family's life has been completely upended.
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But Republican defections on the votes have upended ObamaCare repeal efforts more than once.
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In Orlando, that concept was perverted and upended in the most brutal way imaginable.
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Sure, the electric-vehicle industry is about to be upended as subsidies dry up.
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In Ferris's and Park's novels, the characters' seemingly secure existences are upended by layoffs.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Big technology companies have upended industries ranging from music to retailing.
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The allegations, all of which Kavanaugh has denied, have upended the nominee's confirmation process.
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Then came a series of events that upended the politics of the two countries.
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So many lives lost, upended and disrupted for 20 years and no good reason.
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The scrutiny by Mr. Mueller upended Mr. Kushner's initial hopes, according to some colleagues.
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Cory's promising post-Ivy League life is upended and then made small by tragedy.
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And there have always been radical feminists, who want to see the system upended.
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The Rays also upended long-established pitching roles with their use of the opener.
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Macron upended a jaded political scene when he swept from early outsider to president.
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There, she upended Sánchez Vicario, 210-218, 6-2, for her first major championship.
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Dr. Greenstein's book, "The Hidden-Hand Presidency: Eisenhower as Leader" (1982), upended that view.
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Two bullets — one to the chest, one to the head — upended his family's life.
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"Everyone has a different job or career and all of it's upended," he said.
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Democrats have largely avoided the internal insurrections that upended Republicans over the past decade.
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The coronavirus has upended the race, forced the candidates to isolate themselves from voters.
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The results from 14 states and American Samoa totally upended the 2020 Democratic primary.
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The episode illustrated how the coronavirus crisis has upended the election for both parties.
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Economic View President Trump's protectionist impulses have upended the global debate about international trade.
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And those best/worst days have already been upended by market activity this month.
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Like so much in American life, they have been upended — perhaps temporarily, maybe forever.
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Sometimes, a lot of times, we don't even notice it until it is upended.
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Right-wing populism has upended politics across the West, but Canada is an exception.
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In the 1990s, gay Argentines began organizing dance collectives that upended the staid rules.
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Andrew Marantz's "Antisocial" scrutinizes the online trolls and extremists who have upended social norms.
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But Perriello's decision to jump into the race earlier this year upended the primary.
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Still, that sense of comfort was upended by Mr. Trump's clash with Mr. Turnbull.
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It's another sign of how much Fornite's popularity has upended the video game industry.
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The announcement is the latest turnaround in an election that has upended Malaysian politics.
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Her life was about to be upended, and that would alter our connection, too.
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He was upended by Oshie but got off a shot while in the air.
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For months, the accusation had dogged his young governorship and upended politics across Missouri.
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People in his part of the world are accustomed to having their lives upended.
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Read more: BLACKROCK: Coronavirus fears have upended the most enduring drivers of stock returns.
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But, in five months, his obsession upended American foreign policy and threatened his presidency.
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But Trump upended that policy in December when he recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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There was, in Obama's manner of carrying himself, something that upended traditional status relations.
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But an astonishing turn of events in the Season 1 finale upended the plot.
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But the recent armed forces appeals court rulings have upended that precedent, he said.
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But the global rise and adoption of neoliberalism in the '70s has upended that.
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In his meteoric political career, Trump has upended a succession of political rules and truisms.
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It looks like someone upended a knockoff Kate Spade handbag, in the best possible way.
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VICE News interviewed survivors of nonfatal police shootings about how the incidents upended their lives.
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We spoke to four survivors of police shootings about how being shot upended their lives.
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Lower-cost Chinese components upended its solar panel business, which the firm shed in 2011.
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The resulting legal headaches upended her life and ultimately, drove her to file for bankruptcy.
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Now, the idealistic Web 2.0 movement that emerged in the mid-Aughts is being upended.
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It has upended language itself, which is none other than a community's system of communication.
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Tit-for-tat tariffs between the world's two top economies have upended international trade flows.
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Tesla, led by Silicon Valley billionaire Elon Musk, has upended the market for electric vehicles.
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The fallout from the events at UNE, including that meeting, upended her once-promising career.
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There may not be a crisis looming, but many assumptions are about to be upended.
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Code upended, their tasks rendered petty in face of the greater urge: to smoke kudzu.
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Donald Trump's escalator descent to announce his presidential run in 2015 has upended American politics.
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Krieg: I absolutely agree that he has upended the normal order of business in Washington.
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Tillman insists that there are formal and social conventions yet to be upended and rethought.
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In Boston, the crowded Red Line is periodically upended by technical problems and other issues.
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The allegations have upended what the GOP was hoping would be a smooth confirmation process.
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The statement upended expectations of some market participants who anticipated confirmation of further rate cuts.
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Historians will view this visit as the moment the post-1945 world order was upended.
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She will meet Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova who upended American Sloane Stephens 6-1 6-2.
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If you follow car punditry, the transportation business is daily being roiled, disturbed, upended, remade.
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The controversial move upended decades of foreign policy precedent and inflamed protests across the region.
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If free trade were upended, those purchases might be made from other countries, he said.
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SpaceX has upended the space industry with its relatively low-cost reusable Falcon 9 rockets.
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This upended the precedent set by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) four years ago.
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Over the course of the next forty years, the show's role as provocateur was upended.
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Mr. Trump's election has upended French politics and given new momentum to the far right.
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The current political order will be upended by some future Bernie/Trump figure times 10.
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Then the United States delegation, embracing the interests of infant formula manufacturers, upended the deliberations.
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The state of the race itself has been fundamentally upended since the last debate, too.
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Among the many things Donald Trump has upended, one has been Mr. Klarman's political giving.
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President Trump upended the discussion on Wednesday during a bipartisan White House meeting with lawmakers.
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It was the main driver of the viewer sympathy that just got upended on Sunday.
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As they've done so, they've left a swath of upended Senate norms in their wake.
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Soon we're sure to start hearing about sizable companies shutting down, upended by COVID-19.
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The COVID-403 pandemic has upended the lives of billions of people around the world.
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In the process, the two companies have upended old media habits and created new ones.
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In its earlier seasons, the show repeatedly upended viewers' expectations: What if the heroes lose?
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Twenty-three years ago, Mr. Wells went through a bitter divorce that upended his finances.
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China has upended that assumption, demonstrating how to decouple personal freedom from freedom of innovation.
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The move to working from home for many people has upended a lot of routines.
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But partisan identity, like much of American politics, was upended by the civil rights crusade.
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But the subway is still regularly upended by disruptions, and service is far from reliable.
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And bust it was as Donald J. Trump upended him in the Florida primary race.
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Before they were even teenagers, however, their quiet lives were upended not once but twice.
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The stable transfer of power was upended by the chaos of "hanging chads" in Florida.
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But in many other ways, his actions and the public exposure have upended his life.
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By Josh Holder The midweek routine at the brewery was upended just after 2 p.m.
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Events since Cannes have upended many of the arguments that the film might have clarified.
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For Mr. Sondland, a bald, blustery 62-year-old, the inquiry has upended his work.
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Now Mr. Trump has upended Republican dogma, and Democrats are embracing their own protectionist heritage.
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On Tuesday, signal problems at the DeKalb Avenue station in Brooklyn upended the morning commute.
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By night, while working as a waiter of sorts, an occupational hazard upended his routine.
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But Mr. Trump has tested the boundaries of normal politics and upended the usual rules.
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The complaint, once it was made public, has upended the impeachment chessboard in the House.
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There is still a lot of noise, but "America First" has not upended the world.
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Mr. Trump's transient use of his bully pulpit for policy messaging has upended that playbook.
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Refugees have been turned back at airports, families separated indefinitely and long-planned trips upended.
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The allegations from Ford, which emerged in just the last six days, upended McConnell's plan.
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More to the point, it doesn't want its own politics upended by any more Brexits.
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"Bill Clinton would have upended the role and changed all the gender stereotypes," Brower said.
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Kavanaugh's nomination was upended after allegations of sexual assault and misconduct emerged in recent weeks.
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This upended decades of established labor law – and sowed massive confusion across America's business community.
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Like having your whole professional life completely upended isn't it's own form of personal tragedy.
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On June 19, that practice was officially upended with the case of Matal v. Tam.
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Some remain folded in piles on the ground, surrounded by upended plastic chairs and scattered rubbish.
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Torkamani is Iranian—and, in an instant, President Trump's new immigration ban upended her family's future.
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China dropped its probe on Friday, retreating from a dispute that had upended global grains markets.
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This part of the aluminum supply chain is also being upended by China's environmental winter cuts.
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But Liu's team has upended the notion that egg-laying and archosauromorph biology are always coupled.
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Amazon upended the book industry more than two decades ago by bringing sales onto the web.
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Just two years into the deal, however, Putin's decision to annex Crimea upended the entire project.
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And the plan could be upended if the state steps in to take over the jails.
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Israel Hayom has since entirely upended Israel's media market and become the most largely circulated newspaper.
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The drawn-out fiscal crisis has both imperilled Puerto Rico's economy and upended the island's politics.
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The digital revolution has upended the economics of news, creating challenges for publishers around the world.
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Having thoroughly upended the antiquated space launch industry, SpaceX now finds itself in a challenging position.
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The arrival of Ebola in 2014 upended businesses across Liberia, and Mango Rags was no different.
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Upended by the Depression and goaded by Hitler, they were ready to take up arms again.
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The plan was: Garofola would go into detail about how the 2016 election upended American politics.
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After the world order was upended, June became a woman whose only possession was her story.
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Thousands of people have been killed there, including 4,500 children, and many lives have been upended.
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The success of the new products has upended numerous parts of the traditional capital markets business.
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Of course, the 2001 power-sharing agreement was upended just months later when longtime Republican Sen.
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But the Nazi invasion of Poland and the occupation of Łódź in 1939 upended his life.
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That the party's powers should be diligently obscured is among those rules that have been upended.
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Our stable world of full-time employment and steady occupations is being upended by digital change.
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Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu have upended that model, paying writers far less in such fees.
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And in the process, it completely upended what a comedy special could be in the process.
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That message could be upended by amendments from Cornyn and Republican Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah.
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Nearly all the leading handset makers at the time – Blackberry, Nokia, Motorola – saw their businesses upended.
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The right billionaire outsider could upend the Democrats as readily as Trump has upended the Republicans.
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The policymaking process was chaotic, and could be upended by a presidential tweet at any time.
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The intensity of these emotions surprised the Washington political class and upended the GOP presidential race.
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But Perriello has upended the race and has sparked attention with his vocal anti-Trump rhetoric.
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Tens of thousands more had their university educations or careers upended and were forced into exile.
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Facing disaster a dozen years ago It wasn't Katrina that upended Alexandra Wheeler's life in 2005.
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The Midwest matters so much to Mr Trump because his candidacy has repeatedly upended conventional wisdom.
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There was no letdown for the Ravens, who upended previously undefeated New England a week earlier.
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Brandon Tanev, carrying the puck, was upended deep in the Toronto zone by defenseman Jake Muzzin.
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But wealthy businessman and former state legislator Mike Braun's entrance into the race upended the primary.
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Each time, the board upended completely, flipping a full revolution before her feet reached the deck.
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In the 25th minute he was upended by Sven Bender, then fouled again a minute later.
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Facts are now a quaint hangover from a time of rational discourse, little annoyances easily upended.
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SpaceX has upended the rocket industry, making founder Elon Musk the world's most disruptive space pioneer.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process to the Supreme Court has been upended in recent weeks amid the accusations.
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The forces of globalization and technology have upended many of our established assumptions about the economy.
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Two No. 10 seeds, Syracuse and Virginia Commonwealth, upended their seventh-seeded opponents in convincing fashion.
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This action upended years of consensus building policy development by the Congress and successive presidential administrations.
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The response to the worldwide spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus upended all of our lives.
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Several other video game and tech events have been upended by the spread of the coronavirus.
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For example, in 2011, the government imposed one as the country was upended by civil protests.
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While "Bloodshot's" box-office hopes have been upended, the producer was optimistic about Valiant's movie future.
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But we've seen a lot of political expectations and conventions upended over the last two years.
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Shale production upended the global oil market once dominated by OPEC, and oil prices fell sharply.
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Silicon Valley has already upended the way we hail a cab and order takeout, they argue.
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The North Korean announcement upended Mattis' goal of carrying out the drills without intense media coverage.
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The revelation upended the campaign in its final days, and Democrats have said he cost Mrs.
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The result has upended Malaysian politics, and made Mr. Mahathir the world's oldest serving prime minister.
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Allegations of sexual assault have upended Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's confirmation process for the Supreme Court.
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In Britain and Germany, two of the Continent's major powers, nationalist movements have upended the establishment.
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Upended by the coronavirus outbreak, nonprofits are laying off workers and seeking help from stretched donors.
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New York (CNN Business)Rent the Runway upended retail by offering women designer clothes to rent.
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The shooting upended a quiet night on a block that is hidden between two bustling avenues.
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Plans for summer camp can be upended, with some children sent home on the first day.
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In sum: Both Clinton and Obama achieved a great deal, but neither upended the Reagan legacy.
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SpaceX has already upended the space industry with its relatively low-cost reusable Falcon 9 rockets.
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The first mass conflict among industrialized nations, World War I upended the way war was fought.
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The Civil Rights Act upended that by extending rights and power to more people, more groups.
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The manuscript has upended the impeachment trial against Republican President Donald Trump, for whom Bolton worked.
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The manuscript has upended the impeachment trial against Republican President Donald Trump, for whom Bolton worked.
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The coronavirus has upended plans and changed the way people and companies behave in San Francisco.
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We had seen roofs blowing off like sheets of paper, cars and boats upended like toys.
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Rosella Tedesco is one of millions of Americans whose life was upended by the Great Recession.
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His absence suggested to me that these revelations about Mr. Bolton really upended things for him.
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But the Takata airbag recall, which is the biggest in history, has upended all of that.
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"I'm not saying that the whole market will be upended by the trade war," he said.
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SEATTLE — There is almost no aspect of retail that Amazon has not upended with online shopping.
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In the first case, the justices unanimously upended a Massachusetts stun gun ban, calling it unconstitutional.
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And on Tuesday, Democrat Ayanna Pressley upended the Massachusetts political order by unseating 10-term Rep.
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It has upended the tightly regulated taxi industry in many countries and changed the transportation landscape.
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An estimated 22013,353 federal workers have had their lives upended by this latest presidential temper tantrum.
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The president, in turn, vocally endorsed DeSantis a few months ago and swiftly upended the race.
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Not since May 13, when they twice upended the Milwaukee Braves, had the Mets known victory.
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But his life was upended in March 2015, when he left for a pilgrimage to Mecca.
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I had upended all of our lives, and my main concern then was for my son.
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But no character has had her life upended due to events beyond her control like Burnham.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey may have upended the New Hampshire campaign in the interval between them.
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They've upended nature's role as life's software engineer, incrementally editing a cell's algorithm—its DNA—over generations.
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S. friction can undermine military contacts, when Beijing upended plans for him to meet Wei in October.
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SpaceX has upended the industry with reusable rocket technology that has slashed the cost of space transportation.
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Mud-swamped village streets were strewn with upended cars and debris after raging rivers broke their banks.
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And, to be fair, there are examples of assholes in business being upended by their own assholery.
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Earlier this month, Facebook upended media outlets by turning back the dial on the News Feed traffic.
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S. tariff row, which has already upended supply chains and undermined global trade, investment and corporate earnings.
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From entertainment to transportation, technology has upended nearly every major industry — with one notable exception: real estate.
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The viewer needs to reflect upon the choices the artist made, the ordering principles that are upended.
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Quantum mechanics was so revolutionary because it upended how the atomic-level world was to be described.
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As with other aspects of his campaign, Trump upended the traditional role of money in the race.
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But as I noted last month, the Seventeenth Amendment upended how the politics of impeachment would work.
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"Every area of the compute stack gets upended as we see distributed computing come back," he said.
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The video upended a day when Senate Democrats had hoped to attack the Republican position as obstructionist.
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New technologies, he argues, have upended conventional understanding of the way states deal with defence and deterrence.
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The scale of Mr Son's project upended the cosy world of Silicon Valley venture-capital (VC) firms.
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It validated a growing pro-democracy movement, which has now been upended by the current political leadership.
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I've been wrestling with the fact that I feel so upended by the fire at the cathedral.
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Recently, several brave individuals have upended the status quo by revealing startling misconduct at Silicon Valley companies.
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Most experts believe the first industry to be upended by autonomous driving will be the trucking sector.
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This would be the second time that Dr. Brown has upended the map of the solar system.
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Trade and technology have upended the labour market, and many low-skilled men have left the workforce.
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It undoubtedly has something to do with social media, which has upended the conspicuous element of consumption.
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It also upended daily religious life, with 15 mosques collapsing and 50 musholla or prayer rooms damaged.
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But Trump has completely upended the platonic notion of elections as tools to settle public policy debates.
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China's steady tightening of its "solid waste" import regulations has already upended global flows of copper scrap.
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This is much to the chagrin of local residents, who say their peaceful existence has been upended.
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They are part of a multibillion-dollar bid to keep thriving as America's retail industry is upended.
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S. tariff row, which has already upended supply chains and undermined global trade, investment and corporate earnings.
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The allegations from three women have upended what the GOP hoped would be a smooth confirmation hearing.
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Local transportation has been upended by a network of buses that ferry tech workers to their companies.
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Musk has upended the industry with reusable rocket technology that has slashed the cost of space transportation.
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Feature The legendary artist has radically upended his distinctive style of portraiture — and his entire life. Why?
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This is due to the home-sharing giant's revolutionary business model that has upended the hospitality industry.
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Facebook and Google have upended the ad business, prompting websites to seek out new sources of revenue.
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Kavanaugh's nomination has been upended in recent weeks after Ford and Ramirez accused him of sexual misconduct.
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In so ruling, the majority upended its own "poorly reasoned" 41-year-old precedent in Abood v.
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That upended the conventional wisdom that it is best to avoid introducing peanuts until children are older.
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His policymaking process has been chaotic, and can be upended by a presidential tweet at any time.
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This isn't that Game of Thrones, the global phenomenon that upended any expectations from the fantasy genre.
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The outbreak has upended the 2020 Democratic presidential primary as former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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The advertising business has been upended by the coronavirus, along with other sectors of the global economy.
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But for the Blakes, every failed attempt is another reminder of the event that upended their worlds.
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But Mr. Kim's offer of a leader-to-leader meeting accelerated, if not upended, the administration's plans.
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It's upended our relationship dynamics entirely in every aspect of our lives: work, family, friends, and love.
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Ms. Crider said nearly every aspect of her life was upended within the span of a week.
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It was nice to not see them struggle anymore, but you feel like your world is upended.
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To understand how gaysploitation upended clichés, it's worth knowing why people were laughing in the first place.
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That arrangement, which prevails in a few large cities across the United States, may now be upended.
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It has paralyzed cities and villages throughout China and upended business, travel and schools around the globe.
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Most people know Uber for having upended taxi service in more than 600 cities around the world.
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The move comes as e-commerce has upended the delivery market, flooding the United States with packages.
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Yet the looming F.D.A. deadline has upended the industry and left many business operators frustrated and confused.
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Trump has also upended American politics in a way that gives someone like Sanders a fighting chance.
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The iPhone, for example, is often touted as a key innovation that upended the mobile-phone market.
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Allegations leveled against incumbent lawmakers and challengers have already upended several must-win races for Democrats. Rep.
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Background coverage: Turkey's invasion upended a fragile peace and risks enabling a resurgence of the Islamic State.
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Each one included an image of a stranger whose life had been upended by a mass shooting.
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The family was upended, but Winston and Baxter had their crates and food on the second floor.
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Amazon upended all that, he said, by connecting artists with new supply lines and buyers around world.
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Netflix and its Silicon Valley brethren have upended the media industry and spurred a rush of consolidation.
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Mr. Comey's firing upended the politics of the committee and prompted some Republicans to echo those sentiments.
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She is being pursued by killers who have upended a prison transport bus to get to her.
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The news, first revealed in 2018, upended Facebook and led to a congressional appearance by Mark Zuckerberg.
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Then in 2017, Uber was upended by damning headlines about its workplace culture and by customer boycotts.
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That has upended some traditionally GOP-led education initiatives, including local tax freezes and charter school expansion.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Months of political unrest in Hong Kong have upended business in the city.
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But the technologies that we have today — from spreadsheets to smartphones — have already upended millions of jobs.
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But in 2017, Uber was upended by damning revelations about its workplace culture and by customer boycotts.
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The outbreak has upended the 2020 Democratic presidential primary between former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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It is New Deal liberalism itself that upended the supposed distinction between identity politics and class politics.
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In one hour on Thursday, Mr. Cuomo upended years of planning and hundreds of thousands of lives.
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The typical structures that have upheld banking, the economy and even money itself are being completely upended.
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Fiction is full of children whose lives are upended when they move, tipping them into new adventures.
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President Donald Trump upended American immigration policy with three executive orders in his first week as president.
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Netflix has upended TV watching by giving consumers what they want -- lower prices, no commercials, entire season releases.
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Advocates of privacy cite cases in which winners saw their lives upended after their wealth became widely known.
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In this and other pieces, all sorts of tumbling, three-dimensional forms and spaces have upended Greenbergian flatness.
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It has upended German politics by stealing voters from Merkel's conservatives and others, making coalition-building more difficult.
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In 1979, when I was just two years old, revolution upended Iran and permanently altered the country's foundation.
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Why it matters: Hariri's resignation was a key demand of the protest movement, which has upended the country.
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Thai politics has been unstable for the past decade, bedevilled by popular protests and upended by two coups.
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Lena Headey's character was voted both extremely evil and extremely beautiful; a character that upended the usual correlation.
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Trump's push to rewrite global trade rules has upended supply chains and inflated costs for many U.S. companies.
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The "migrant crisis" soon upended European politics, unleashing a wave of far-right populism and anti-migrant rhetoric.
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NBC's "Access Hollywood" tape, which was first published Friday by The Washington Post, upended Trump's campaign this weekend.
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It was four short years after the iPhone had upended the entire mobile market, so anything seemed possible.
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I have no doubt a similar anxiety of an upended life, with different details, motivated many Trump voters.
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Trump has upended the Republican Party's institutional foundations, civil processes, and procedures and has degraded acceptable political language.
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Prime Minister Saad Hariri upended Lebanese politics with his surprise resignation Saturday, which he delivered from Saudi Arabia.
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If they'd found the magnetic interaction changed from day to day, it would have upended current physics theory.
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Kinkaid was upended as two players slid into the goal area, with the first one a Devils defenseman.
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Falling oil prices may have upended the industry but it also has itself to blame for its troubles.
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But it has upended geopolitics in the Middle East and drawn America's armed forces back to the region.
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But his campaign has upended the Republican party's base, perhaps irreparably, and brought hateful rhetoric into the mainstream.
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Chappelle's Show was brilliant because it upended our notions of race, not because it trotted out tired stereotypes.
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As it was, though, even without a trial, the young men's lives were destroyed, their educational dreams upended.
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When King Salman appointed his son, Mohammed bin Salman, as deputy crown prince, the old ways were upended.
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An eight-month players' strike that began in August of 563 upended two straight seasons and alienated fans.
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Trump has upended the Republican race by drowning out other contenders since formally launching his campaign last summer.
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Trump has upended the race for the GOP's 85033 presidential nomination with his celebrity and vast personal wealth.
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That model has been thoroughly upended, but our workplaces assume the public-private divide is still in place.
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That Ohio is even competitive is a testament to how much Mr. Trump has upended the Republican race.
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No baseball team has won quite that way since the 23 Pittsburgh Pirates upended the Orioles in Baltimore.
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In "Sea Wall," by Simon Stephens, Tom Sturridge plays a photographer whose contented family life is suddenly upended.
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Colleges are used to having enormous influence over young students, but "in loco parentis" was upended decades ago.
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The City Council also moved recently to regulate Airbnb, another tech company that has upended the hotel industry.
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But it's still an electoral force — and it's not the only party that's upended the two-party stronghold.
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It is not hard to find people whose entire lives have been upended by the bail bond industry.
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Trade policy has become tricky territory for Democratic candidates after Trump upended traditional partisan divisions on the issue.
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In the eight years since "Game of Thrones" went on the air, the television industry has been upended.
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The politicians handed out phone chargers and hugged displaced residents who spoke about property destroyed and livelihoods upended.
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But perhaps no previous chief executive has upended the endowment to the degree that Mr. Narvekar is attempting.
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Equally important, Iranian general Qassem Soleimani's death upended Tehran's assumptions about its ability to pressure the United States.
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But household furniture is one of the few categories that has yet to be meaningfully upended by technology.
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A difficult childhood was upended at 13, when his father was murdered a block from the family's home.
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The show had gone on as usual in recent weeks, even as the pandemic upended life in Germany.
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Countries studying China's approach would need to consider how it has upended nearly every corner of Chinese society.
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In the quarter of a century since the internet first became a consumer phenomenon, it has upended businesses.
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But when it comes to the partnership between Ms. Nixon and Mr. Williams, that formula may be upended.
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The Schaefer-Charlton family isn't alone in having their lives upended by the phenomenon of social media stardom.
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She also writes a blog about a suburban mother whose life was suddenly upended by lethal family illnesses.
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By the time Nicole entered her teenage years, the world had been upended by smartphones and social media.
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But hanging over all of it was a reality that her focus on Iowa plan has been upended.
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The populists who upended Italian politics are struggling with defections, plummeting poll numbers and the compromises of government.
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This work — disproportionately done by women and people of color — is most likely to be upended by technology.
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"It was, to state the obvious, a giant catastrophe, which entirely upended all our lives," Osipov told me.
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Trudeau's campaign was upended when Time magazine on Wednesday published the image at the 2001 "Arabian Nights" party.
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Mr. Trump has questioned the European Union and NATO, spoken admiringly of Russia and upended Middle East diplomacy.
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For a related article see "A House (and a Party) Upended as Paul Ryan Calmly Takes His Leave."
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In horror movies, where social comforts are upended for maximum disturbance, this idealism curdles into (often literal) demonization.
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All three are under investigation in the sprawling corruption case that has upended the political system in Brazil.
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Lives aren't usually upended by events as extreme as an earthquake and a tsunami and a nuclear catastrophe.
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"There's devastation," he said, adding that virtually every mobile-home park on the island chain was left upended.
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Theo's life is upended after this accident, which sends him on a journey of grief, reinvention, and love.
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It's unclear at this point, but we know this much -- billionaire cash has completely upended the Democratic primary.
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And that was all before an American airstrike killed a top Iranian commander and upended the Middle East.
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Earlier in December, Mr. Trump upended decades of American diplomatic practice by speaking with Taiwan's president by telephone.
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He upended liberal orthodoxy with a quadruple whammy of tax reform, trade reform, immigration reform and regulatory reform.
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From day one, Trump dominated headlines, publicly feuding with rivals and pushing policies that upended the Washington consensus.
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More: From The Guardian... Google upended Pittsburgh – but will the city's working-class roots transform the tech industry?
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It's almost baffling how a company that completely upended the way we commute is now perceived so negatively.
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Both have upended traditions and reached outside the usual channels to speak to the concerns of ordinary people.
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Tuesday's shooting upended the growing Orthodox Jewish community in the mostly black neighborhood of Greenville in Jersey City.
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"Arrested Development," the comedy about the Bluth family that upended so many television conventions, is coming back. Again.
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Privacy decisions have upended the means by which intelligence agencies and law enforcement gather surveillance and conduct investigations.
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But now, fantasy and politics have collided in a way that has upended everything Mr. Smollett worked for.
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Mobile devices surely have upended traditional media consumption in ways we couldn't have imagined even a decade ago.
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Regular Turkish citizens who have used social media to criticize the government have also seen their lives upended.
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We're really living through a digital revolution that I think has upended our economy, it's upended our society and now we see it clearly revolutionizing our politics and creating all of these circumstances that are new to us, that as a democracy, we're going to try to get a hold of.
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The technological revolution, which has upended so many aspects of everyday human behavior, has been especially good for business.
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This approach has upended traditional approaches to political advertising, in ways that campaigns are only beginning to reckon with.
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Trump has upended that orthodoxy, arguing that the US and Russia could find agreement on ways to combat ISIS.
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Uber has agreed to settle a pair of lawsuits that could have significantly upended the company's existing business model.
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Did you or someone else learn something that has upended your life or exposed the answer to a mystery?
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In the 19th century, as today, old ways were being upended by relentless technological, economic, social and political forces.
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"It has completely upended and flipped the models of IBM, EMC, NetApp and HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise), " Daryanani said.
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Over the course of his campaign, Trump has upended traditional political coalitions and divided elements of the Republican Party.
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For those whose lives were upended by the killings, the case remains a painful cloud that refuses to lift.
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Behind this fear and criticism was perhaps a gut conviction that negative rates upended the natural order of things.
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But China, once the leading buyer of America's recyclables, upended these markets last year by banning most waste imports.
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All this against a backdrop of rules that have been upended faster than some of Donald Trump's policy stances.
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Board of Education, which in 1954 upended racial segregation in schools, and over the subsequent decades roiled American society.
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The SUV upended after one of its right tires ruptured, prompting the driver to lose control of the vehicle.
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We are discussing Westworld here, which means any narrative assumptions or framing devices can be upended at any moment.
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The couple's lives are upended when their son, Val (Dan Futterman), comes home to tell them he's getting married.
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But it has not upended the social contract, whereby oil pays the bills and foreigners do the manual labour.
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One of the most remarkable political science studies in recent years upended everything rosy we learned in civics classes.
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Data has also upended a longstanding rule of thumb in the insurance industry that younger drivers are the riskiest.
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Since then, the enormity of that refugee crisis has dominated headlines and upended the political conversation in Western Europe.
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Kerr is one of the few who actually knows what it's like to have your life upended by terrorism.
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Jio has upended India's uber-competitive telecom sector, forcing all incumbents to drop prices despite falling margins and profits.
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A terrorist threat has upended a German music fest, and forced the swift evacuation of more than 80,000 fans.
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In six minutes, the director made something that was beautiful, funny, political, and upended the absurdity of this policy.
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Draw upon not only "experts" but also people across the country, including the voters who upended this election. 3.
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Neymar made it six when he calmly slotted home a penalty in the final minute after Luan was upended.
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The San Francisco-based company upended the hotel business by letting homeowners and leasers rent out rooms and houses.
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The 2628st president's passing upended what was expected to be an intense week of negotiations ahead of a Dec.
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Mahoney's politics have shifted in the two years since her American dream was upended by an alternative Republican version.
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Of course, this could all be upended by trade war headlines, another topic expected to be addressed by CEOs.
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Trump's election, however, upended the political establishment and will result in a significant recalibration of U.S. foreign policy objectives.
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Countless lives were lost, communities were upended, and billions of dollars in damages were left in the storm's wake.
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The deal has also upended the industrial gas industry, spurring what could perhaps be a new wave of consolidation.
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This shift has upended the definition of private equity as the industry expands into real estate, infrastructure and lending.
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His candidacy has upended the Republican Party, baffling and then vanquishing opponents who dismissed him as a celebrity sideshow.
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In the 90s, their discovery upended cancer research, kicking off a frenzy to find other genes linked to cancer.
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Her adult daughters had upended a lectern with a State of Palestine seal for use as a coffee table.
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What looks like a coming-of-age premise, though, is upended by a dubious plot involving suspected sexual wrongdoing.
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Blankenship's entry into the race upended what was likely to have been a generic contest between Jenkins and Morrisey.
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This sense of loss, of a world upended pervades his art, which often features funerary themes and haunting imagery.
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It was just another illustration of how the "MeToo" reckoning that has plowed through Hollywood has upended awards season.
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Coronavirus has upended some of the world's largest economies, and no one knows how long the downturn will last.
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Back story: The company has struggled for years to turn around its fortunes as Amazon upended the retail industry.
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The virus has already upended life as many Americans know it: School closures, canceled gatherings, locked-down nursing homes.
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And it's not clear whether this dynamic will be upended in time to stop Trump or Cruz from winning.
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Rapid economic change that upended families and whole communities was a challenge before it touched white working-class people.
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They fretted about changes in the culture, and especially those that upended what they saw as traditional gender roles.
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The allegations have upended a carmaking empire that includes Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors in Japan and Renault in France.
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The holiday season is a busy time, with travel, family visits, upended schedules and sleighloads of treats and drinks.
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But when Donald Trump is president maybe that gets upended a bit because presidential … the definition has changed. Sure!
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The award last year for "DAMN." upended expectations for a prize that had stuck almost entirely to classical music.
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Rooney charged toward midfield and, when Johnson got to the ball first, upended him with a game-saving tackle.
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The outbreak has upended global supply chains and torpedoed global stock prices on fears it could cause a recession.
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VERNAL, Utah — Utah is a yawn amid the drilling frenzy that has upended the energy picture in recent years.
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The battle over statutes of limitations for sexual assault is so fraught that it has upended traditional political alliances.
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Those connections have upended Mr. Ohr's once relatively anonymous life, dragging him into the maelstrom of the Russia investigation.
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For these two women who have come forward, their lives are upended and they have basically invited maximum scrutiny.
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But this nightmare year has upended assumptions about the durability of the rules, formal and informal, governing our politics.
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The reasons are well known: The internet and newer players like Netflix have upended the media and telecom landscapes.
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We were restless and confused and we took it out on that small dark bedroom, which we upended daily.
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With only a few weeks before the election, the announcement upended the race, which until now had three candidates.
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The move has upended people's hopes around Immokalee and delayed any plans to start building the hospital for months.
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The virus has upended 2020 politics—and we have reached the moment for Democrats to forge a united front.
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Then France elected Emmanuel Macron president at 39 after he upended the establishment political parties with his En Marche!
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But it didn't matter what I said; her world had been upended and she kept trying to right it.
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Our casual plans to go see a movie are upended when all the showings near us are sold out.
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But it was upended by Mr. Trump's acquiescence to the invasion, and now Turkish forces have pushed beyond that.
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Lawmakers recently upended a tax strategy for wealthy Americans who want their loved ones to inherit sizable retirement accounts.
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Big picture: Turkey's invasion upended a fragile peace in northern Syria and has already begun to unleash sectarian bloodshed.
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We must ensure that minority programmers are not left behind and the ecosystem they have created upended and destroyed.
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Planning was upended for companies across a vast global supply chain, from Apple to John Deere, the tractor company.
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Mr. Comey's firing upended the politics of the investigation, and even Republicans were joining the call for independent inquiries.
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But her plans for work and college were upended when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) appeared to take her.
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The House speaker's unexpected plan to retire has upended Republican politics in many ways, as the midterm elections approach.
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The scandal upended politics in Brazil, where every large party was implicated in illegal campaign finance and kickback schemes.
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Martin O'Malley's announcement Thursday that he will not run for president may not have upended the 2020 presidential field.
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But President Donald Trump upended those plans on Wednesday, when he agreed with Democratic Sen Chuck Schumer and Rep.
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For its alliance partner Renault, the ruckus has upended negotiations over mooted mergers with Nissan and with Fiat Chrysler.
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According to accounts by family friends and neighbors, his strict Muslim upbringing was upended by the events of 2011.
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I have no reason to disrupt his life, even though mine has been upended, even after all these years.
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Institutions were shaken by scandal The decade produced scandals that upended institutions from the Catholic Church to elite universities.
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After just a few months in office, President Trump has already upended America's relationship with much of the world.
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Eloquii's Chase noted that the "power dynamic has been upended" between brands and women who want more inclusive sizes.
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Despite the snark about "Harvey Gate," many innocent lives have been upended by abuse, so we must pay attention.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The U.S. president-elect upended decades of diplomacy by taking a call from Taiwan's leader.
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That approach has been upended by the withdrawal of U.S. troops and the recent Turkish attacks on Kurdish forces.
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In his first full season as a starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson completely upended the power structure of the NFL.
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Mr. Vayeghan is one of hundreds of people who whose lives were upended by the executive order this weekend.
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Mr. Emanuel upended Chicago's political landscape when he announced in September that he would not seek a third term.
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But the next day, the groundskeeper went out to explore, Ms. Feigenbaum said, and found headstone after headstone upended.
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As the homeless population has grown, the old stereotypes — of single men, mentally ill or addicted — have been upended.
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In some places, the influx has upended the housing market, causing some non-Orthodox buyers to seek homes elsewhere.
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True to her belief in creativity as revolt, she upended the styles that had made her own midcentury reputation.
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The kind of attack Desautels is describing is similar to the sort that upended the Democratic National Committee last summer.
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Whitehead and Carrington were major reasons that Seton Hall upended Xavier (27-5) for the second time in two weeks.
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Their life is upended after their kids (Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson) track down their sperm donor father (Mark Ruffalo).
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In doing so, he upended a long-standing tenet of American politics: that unflinching support for Israel is non-negotiable.
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Changes in regulation in Europe, aimed at making the market for research more transparent, have upended the latter's business model.
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Even Airbnb's biggest foes, in the hotel industry it has upended, do not seek its demise (at least not publicly).
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Jean and her daughter were largely composed as they addressed the jury, describing how losing Botham had upended their lives.
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Anthony Weiner, whose career was upended in a sexting scandal and whose wife, Huma Abedin, is a top Clinton aide.
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And it created a new economy that has unleashed incredible prosperity, but it's also upended people's lives in profound ways.
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But his life was upended in 1982 when a near-fatal car crash left him paralyzed from the chest down.
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It can feel like Zombie Apocalypse: The Sitcom at times, but with "The Key," the whole chessboard has been upended.
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The added heat has upended business models dependent on raising prices, although the environment could change under a Trump administration.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who upended an agreement that the mayor had negotiated to amend the program, known as 25-a.
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The big picture: The ability for campaigns to buy cheap digital ads has upended the way political campaigns are run.
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Their stories have upended not only how Americans talk about sexual violence, but how it's reported and handled by police.
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Sophia Ng, a licensed therapist, told me the caliber of her pageant sisters upended her view that pageants attract ditzes.
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Another artist who was upended by the election, and whose work I did not know until now, is Branden Koch.
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There was the commune in Berkeley; the farm in Chile (when the Pinochet coup upended the country's politics, they fled).
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Amid non-stop controversy, it has upended the tightly regulated taxi industry in many countries and changed the transportation landscape.
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The movie follows a recent college graduate who has his life upended by his father's mistress (played by Kate Beckinsale).
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For regional counter-narcotics police, the revelations upended their assumption that the drugs were being trafficked by different crime groups.
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My relationship with my work has changed completely, and the impetus behind producing it in 2014 has been completely upended.
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But Perriello's entrance has upended the June 220006 primary and jump-started the once quiet race by railing against Trump.
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Should certain ministers be forced to resign, the balance between supporters and opponents of Brexit could be upended, he said.
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According to Cole, Whedon didn't admit the truth until the end of their relationship, and the revelations upended her life.
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Now, seventy-five years and many generations later, we're remembering another anniversary of the attacks that upended the world order.
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However, Trump upended that agreement during last week's summit, first saying that countries should increase the goal to 4 percent.
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This negative correlation is at risk of being upended by the combo of high inflation and low growth, Boivin said.
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But the car accident in 2005 upended that, and left Ms. Shterenberg with no choice but to quit her job.
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The mass adoption of smartphones upended entire industries, like GPS navigation companies, mapping sites, and yes, even video game makers.
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But the plan was upended a day later when it came time for the House to take up the legislation.
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Still, the new format apparently suited the Mercury, who upended the fifth-seeded Indiana Fever on the road on Wednesday.
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Yet in recent years the city became a hub for lives upended — and preoccupied — by the civil war in Syria.
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Editorial From the beginning, Donald Trump has styled his presidential campaign as an insurgency that upended rules and challenged conventions.
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She has sex, too, with the grizzled pop star Mitch, whose life will be upended when Russell turns against him.
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Donald Trump's presidency has been upended by an explosive whistleblower complaint that has snowballed into a fast-moving impeachment inquiry.
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It happened twice in 2012, when Norfolk State, with the future Knick Kyle O'Quinn, upended Missouri and Lehigh surprised Duke.
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FIFA's leadership has been upended by the criminal case, which has implicated dozens of soccer officials from around the world.
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There's no nuance here — Ryan Murphy and company are going deep on the way race completely upended the O.J. trial.
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"Then the United States delegation, embracing the interests of infant formula manufacturers, upended the deliberations," the Times' Andrew Jacobs writes.
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But the fact that we're asking the question is another reminder of how successfully Putin has upended America's political system.
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The violence quickly upended Capitol Hill, leaving lawmakers visibly shaken and raising questions about the adequacy of Congress's security safeguards.
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Other categories, like fashion and travel, have seen their businesses upended as brand partnerships and paid events have been canceled.
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Once those plans got upended by the coronavirus, Aiken says the podcast is soliciting questions from listeners on social media.
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That stunning rise completely upended the years-long dynamic in which the US was mostly an energy importer, not exporter.
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CHICAGO — Three years ago, grainy video of a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times upended this city.
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But then Harvey upended expectations, delivering $125 billion in damages and more than 40 inches of rain in some areas.
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The decision upended decades' worth of educational practice, in the South and elsewhere, and its ramifications are still being felt.
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Then an artillery shell upended the tank, and I crawled out of the twisted metal deathbox just before it exploded.
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So in her mid-20s and with the encouragement of and advice from the university scientists, she upended her routine.
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Its long-term societal consequences run deep, with childbearing upended for people threatened by the mosquito that carries the virus.
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These new novels showcase those connections in all their intensity: misunderstandings, new beginnings, friendships upended and mended, families finally found.
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In Nevada, the outbreak upended the campaign plans of Stolyarov, who is running for a city council seat in Sparks.
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Mr. Cain's presidential campaign was upended after several women came forward with accusations of previous sexual harassment or improper behavior.
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The coronavirus pandemic has upended daily life around the globe, and travel has been one of the hardest-hit industries.
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The pandemic has upended public life in the U.S., leading to closures of restaurants, bars, casinos, gyms and other locations.
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As it has across the country, the heroin and fentanyl epidemics have upended families from all socioeconomic backgrounds in Suffolk.
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In "Camping" — whose American adaptation is now on HBO — she was the libidinous outsider who upended an outdoorsy group vacation.
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The Europeans say the deal is in their national security interest; they resent that Mr. Trump has unilaterally upended it.
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Despite so much uncertainty and with lives indefinitely upended, people and communities are still coming together to support one another.
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Some analysts think Amazon is also positioning itself to disrupt banking, much as it has upended so many other industries.
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In just a few weeks, mass forced isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic has drastically upended our entertainment options.
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But for smaller companies, like Rogue Disposal and Recycling, which serves much of Oregon, the Chinese ban has upended operations.
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His aggressive tactics upended local transportation markets and won early praise as an example of the so-called emerging economy.
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The fishers of Nong Khai used to farm to supplement their income, but the Mekong's vagaries have upended agriculture, too.
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For some reason, in film, being upended can be a very pleasurable experience, where in real life it often isn't.
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New "restorative justice" programs are allowing crime victims and their survivors to meet with the people who upended their lives.
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Widespread teacher protests have in recent months upended daily routines in the conservative-leaning states West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
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A lawsuit will accuse New York State of abusing its authority in issuing a rule that has upended the industry.
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But as the tariff episode illustrated, whatever processes exist to unveil policy decision can be easily upended by Trump himself.
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Thus began an extraordinary few days of ad hoc diplomatic wrangling that upended the talks in a weekend Twitter storm.
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Both men, wholly inadequate to their roles, are in place only because Brexit has upended the normal rules of politics.
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Although those sales pale in comparison to sales of traditional milk, they complicate an industry that has already been upended.
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These are different from your living expenses: They're the things you cannot turn off immediately if life is suddenly upended.
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He said her two youngest children were in Vancouver schools at the time of her arrest, which upended their lives.
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As with so many policy areas, the election of Donald Trump -- an isolationist and protectionist -- has upended the status quo.
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Uber's valuation rocketed to $68 billion as his firm's casual disregard for legal niceties upended the car-for-hire industry.
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The group, a longtime fixture of Boston's indie music scene, also recently upended their hometown allegiance by relocating to Nashville.
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While she "never imagined to come back" to Palombara Sabina, with her plans upended, her grandmother stepped in for support.
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It is one of the most profound fissures of the modern political era and has upended politics in Europe, too.
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Trump's decision upended decades of U.S. policy, which said the final status of Jerusalem should be determined through peace negotiations.
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The tech giant is pitching itself as a friend to the news industry, which has been upended by technological change.
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"In the Midwest, where Donald Trump upended a lot of things, you have a number of gubernatorial races," Emanuel said.
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Spy upended Trump's claims that Ivana had been a "top model" and an alternate on the Czech Olympic ski team.
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Multiyear, multimillion-dollar projects can be upended by annual budget constraints, especially in a financially squeezed state like New Jersey.
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Rarely are they written from the perspective of having missed the major swings and economic discontent that upended the election.
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The Times spoke with residents in New York and New Jersey whose lives were upended by Hurricane Sandy on Oct.
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But every time I think I have a grasp on what the trends are, it seems like they get upended.
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And I meet public school teachers all the time whose lives are being upended by Mark's ideas about public schools.
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In Baltimore, two artists have upended the traditional wedding, realizing it as a month-long gallery exhibition and queer performance series.
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Last year, a surge in equity volatility upended some of those products in spectacular fashion, underlining the risks of such trades.
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And then, Wednesday, one week after Nunes first upended the House investigation, there stood Warner and Burr -- confident and all smiles.
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The uproar over Benalla&aposs earlier punishment — a two-week suspension and a change in responsibilities — upended regular business in parliament.
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Conservatives have been obsessed with Ocasio-Cortez ever since she upended the Democratic establishment by pulling a primary upset last summer.
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Trump announced on Wednesday that U.S. troops in Syria would be withdrawn, a decision that upended American policy in the region.
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The terms of our exposure to wealth have been upended, and the line between presentation and reality is only more blurred.
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The shooting rampage quickly upended a community and re-ignited the country's all too frequent political debate around gun safety measures.
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Trump's decision to pull troops from Syria upended a 5-year alliance and threw the plans against al-Baghdadi into disarray.
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Travel in an age of uncertain climate means that at some point, your plans are likely to be upended by weather.
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The novel coronavirus, a disease outbreak that has spread to 26 countries since December, upended work in East and Southeast Asia.
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And in Spain, the country's traditional two-party, left-right structure has been upended by the emergence of two outsider parties.
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Meanwhile, Trump's unconventional style, brash language and allegations of sexual improprieties have upended his ability to communicate his message to voters.
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Amazon has eaten away at the publishing industry, upended retail giants and begun to change the world of supply and fulfillment.
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Where were you when Donald J. Trump confounded pundits and upended projections to become the President-Elect of the United States?
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"I believe that she is a survivor of a sexual assault and that this trauma has upended her life," she said.
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Though his work upended what was thought to be a fundamental truth of black holes, Hawking radiation actually did some reconciliation.
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Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" push has upended Democratic politics almost as thoroughly as it would upend the health care system.
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As one of the most recognizable plus-size models and activists, Tess has completely upended the world's notions of size inclusivity.
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Big changes in consumer behavior and technology have upended 'traditional' B2C businesses, creating white space for upstarts to take market share.
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According to the Murder On the Orient Express actress' new interview with Elle, Ridley's life has been upended by cat allergies.
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Trump announced on Wednesday that U.S. troops in Syria would be withdrawn, a decision that upended U.S. policy in the region.
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Neither the bullish uptrend in the major indexes nor the upbeat tone of economic and corporate-profit growth has been upended.
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But they do not dismiss the billionaire out of hand, noting how he has upended assumptions about the race so far.
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That upended the project, said Keir Preedy, chief executive of its developer, the government-owned Solomon Island Submarine Cable Company Ltd.
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Tempers flared briefly in the fifth inning when Arizona's Steven Souza Jr. upended Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy on a slide.
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The sexual assault accusation from Christine Blasey Ford that has upended Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's hearing isn't just about Kavanaugh.
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In a tweetstorm that stretched more than six hours Wednesday, West upended traditional partisan media stances, if only for a day.
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GOP leaders hailed the legislation as a necessary step for stabilizing insurance markets that they say have been upended by ObamaCare.
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And he has upended decades of foreign policy orthodoxy to bring North Korea's dictator Kim Jong Un to the negotiating table.
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Of course what is expected to be an orderly process of succession could be upended if Republicans lose control the majority.
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He appeared headed for a life of prosperous anonymity in law, but the attacks of September 22014, 21957, upended his plans.
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As a result, they have upended traditional retailers, entertainment outlets and transportation services, Rieder said in an article published on Wednesday.
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Amazon upended the e-commerce, smart home, and publishing industries through products like its online store, the Kindle, and the Echo.
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Shrewd big-money campaigns financed by the Koch brothers and others have upended the Democrats' one-time dominance of state legislatures.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - Few thought it was possible, but billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio has successfully upended the Indian telecoms industry.
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Members of Congress return this week to a political order upended from the one they left in Washington two months ago.
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But after the last years of extreme polarization and dysfunctional governance, are Americans still convinced that their democracy cannot be upended?
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If the banking industry remains complacent, Amazon has the potential to transform finance in the same way that it upended retail.
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She often thought about her last role, as Mary Jane, a woman whose life is upended by her child's special needs.
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There's some precedent as to how this stuff will work in that certain technologies have really upended industry over the years.
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The renowned portraitist Chuck Close, 76, has radically upended his style and his life, leaving his wife and worrying his children.
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But recent controversy about her "public hanging" debate has upended the contest, putting the difficult issue of race front and center.
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"I believe that she is a survivor of a sexual assault and that this trauma has upended her life," Collins said.
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I remember the families and the children, torn from their homes by the war, lives upended, yet still dignified and determined.
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Eventually, Leibovich's nostalgia for a more innocent kind of fandom is upended, and football becomes another battleground in the culture wars.
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This village of support for new mothers is an evolutionary imperative — and it has been utterly upended by modern American life.
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Lancaster County emergency dispatchers say the tractor was upended by the train in the crash reported at about 10:30 a.m.
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And Col Peterson, the winemaker behind the Chardonnay, said Wang is the kind of buyer who has upended Australia's wine industry.
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Jane Goodall was 26 with no collegiate education when she first observed chimpanzees using tools, and upended centuries of anthropological thinking.
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Qamishli is a town in the northeast of Syria that, like much of the country, has been upended by the war.
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Founded in 2003, Hawthorne, California-based SpaceX has upended the space industry with its relatively low-cost reusable Falcon 9 rockets.
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The virus has also upended the US presidential primary race, forcing Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden to cancel rallies and events.
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I'm one of your classic interns here for the summer and all my weekend plans were utterly upended by the rain.
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The country has been upended by severe hunger and threats of famine, forced displacement and preventable diseases including cholera and diphtheria.
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GEDMatch, a free site that began as a side project, has upended how investigators across the country are approaching cold cases.
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But his remarks came after nearly 24 hours of violence by men in uniform that upended Sudan and unsettled international observers.
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Rahman handed over a photograph album showing charred homes, bullet holes sprayed across an office wall and a shrine's casket upended.
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Their popularity has surged as the coronavirus has upended all aspects of life, unleashing a ceaseless cascade of news and misinformation.
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The sudden end to negotiations upended a way of doing business that had been in place for more than four decades.
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The sweeping orders are aimed at slowing the virus' spread but has upended daily life as schools and businesses shutter indefinitely.
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The company upended its entire business strategy in the wake of the diesel emissions cheating scandal that erupted in September 2015.
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The restaurant and hospitality industries are in a state of total uncertaintyThe coronavirus outbreak has upended the restaurant and hospitality industry.
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Flash floods snarled traffic and upended transportation across the New York region, leaving some fire departments overwhelmed by calls for assistance.
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In the incident in Queens, a switch problem at Queensboro Plaza upended service on the N, R, Q and W lines.
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A tremendous Alfre Woodard plays a warden at a prison whose world is upended by the fate of death-row inmates.
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Wallis was locked into a love story that Edward had spun, and was attacked as the woman who upended a monarchy.
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All of Europe, by comparison, is home to about one million Syrian refugees, an influx that has nonetheless upended Europe's politics.
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They are also front-line protesters in an increasingly violent pro-democracy movement that has upended this city for seven months.
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World War I was the first mass conflict among industrialized nations, and it upended the way war was fought and conceptualized.
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The outbreak has disrupted global supply chains, upended travel as airlines have altered flights, and caused the stock market to plummet.
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"I love hearing the waves crash on the beach," she tells him, her voice now lilting, high-pitched, upended, and fried.
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Many residents said their lives that seemed secure a month ago have been upended, and their futures are in disorienting limbo.
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As President Trump toured India's capital, at least 11 people were killed in mob violence that upended a working-class neighborhood.
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She also analyzes how redistricting has upended political maps such as Wisconsin's, a purple state with a reliably Republican-controlled legislature.
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Hurricanes Irma and Maria upended life in the Caribbean and beyond, wreaking havoc on islands stretching from Barbuda to Puerto Rico.
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The chaos has even upended the most enduring drivers of stock returns, which have underpinned the almost 12-year bull market.
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During his turbulent tenure, Mr. Spicer gained national prominence and upended some of the traditions of the White House press briefings.
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And she upended the White House's efforts to place Antonio Weiss, a former investment banker, in a top Treasury Department position.
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In the late 1980s, the emergence of the inexpensive and universally available microchip upended the Pentagon's ability to control technological progress.
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The unwritten ban on hostile takeovers was upended when Morgan Stanley made an uninvited bid for the battery manufacturer International Nickel.
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Of late, the same poison that undermines our ability to resolve important domestic issues has upended our approach to national security.
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He was the driving force behind the first "Muslim Ban," which upended lives and created chaos and confusion at airports nationwide.
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Even though the panel won't discipline Judge Persky, his career has still been upended by the decision and the ensuing backlash.
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These sensitive use cases only raise the stakes for how peoples' lives could be upended by a few lines of code.
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Announcing her candidacy - an unprecedented foray into politics by a royal - instantly upended the first election since a 2014 military coup.
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On Sunday, that was upended when a man walked into a mosque and started shooting, killing six people and wounding eight.
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The reader, of course, must think about what would happen if her own normal life was suddenly, unexpectedly upended by war.
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In this history of America's nineteenth-century utopian communities, Jennings examines how they upended conventions of property, family, and gender roles.
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But that upended the traditional patterns of supply and demand, making the overall energy system technically and economically difficult to manage.
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Consumers have upended the sector in recent years by demanding more transparency, simpler ingredients and brands that align with their values.
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Even so, many employees were upset by the prospect of having their lives upended and suggested they'd rather resign than relocate.
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Its success also made way for the coming deluge of streaming-first series, which have since completely upended the TV industry.
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CreditCreditHellen van Meene for The New York Times The discovery that upended Jan Six's life occurred one day in November 2016.
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BOSTON — The progressive left crowned its latest star Tuesday, as Ayanna Pressley upended Massachusetts politics and toppled 10-term Democratic Rep.
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And the iOS App Store remains the dominant proving ground for a new economy of startups that have upended countless industries.
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It upended the music industry and popularized a new way to buy music, allowing people to purchase songs for a dollar.
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The sudden departure of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has upended the startup's latest plans, jumpstarting a search for a new CEO.
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In creating a more open government, we have seen political practices upended and barriers between citizens and the administration broken down.
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On Friday, he upended the next presidential race by banning two-time opposition candidate Henrique Capriles from political office for 15 years.
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Just as families would struggle to rearrange their lives, companies also face similar challenges if their planning and budgeting are suddenly upended.
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The danger is that Uber's business model could be completely upended by self-driving cars long before Uber recoups its early losses.
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Never mind that it's the most popular device ever created, or that it's occasioned countless markets and upended the way we live.
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Lady Liberty, with broken chains at her feet, has become a cliché as she is being redefined and upended on every turn.
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But their lives were upended when Obama eliminated the policy on January 12, just days before the end of his second term.
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Even before entering office, Trump has upended long-standing diplomatic norms, and Democrats have been blunt when it comes to Trump's vision.
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The rally largely peaceful and followed similar demonstrations against Fujimori in the Andean city of Cusco that upended her campaign event Thursday.
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My life, at least in regards to how I take care of my body, will be upended if the ACA is repealed.
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Sonos makes home speakers — precisely the space that's getting upended by Amazon's Echo and (to a lesser extent so far) Google Home.
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Watching the series and the first four episodes of season 2 has been an interesting experience as Washington, DC has been upended.
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But the event still upended Newnan, Ga., a city of about 38,000, for an afternoon as downtown shops closed and counterprotesters gathered.
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It's just one more reminder of how easy it is for our lives to be upended, by circumstances both internal and external.
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In the soapy drama Elite, the social scene at a Spanish private school is upended after three scholarship students (aka "outsiders") enroll.
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Just to her right, a large, green hexagonal table has been upended; lying on one edge, it becomes a kind of shield.
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Myanmar's production surge over the middle of the decade upended the global tin market, opening up a new source of raw materials.
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Ever since Mr Macron upended the mainstream political parties at elections in 2017, political opposition in France has shifted to the extremes.
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At the end of Westworld's first season, the show upended what audiences thought they knew, spinning things off in unexpected new directions.
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Until Tuesday, most analysts and health-industry leaders put very low odds on the possibility of the health-reform law being upended.
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Websites and apps have, in fact, created more phone calls — at increased cost — and upended digital's promise to make our lives easier.
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Yet if Cruz pulls off a victory Monday night, he will have upended the race, prompting Rubio and other campaigns to recalibrate.
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He assumed that the driver was still inside the vehicle, which was resting at an upended angle, smoke billowing from its hood.
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The shift means that traditional advertising models may be upended, as live television typically makes up the majority of TV ad inventory.
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The young Harlem couple's lives are upended when news of a pregnancy collides with a rape allegation that lands Fonny in jail.
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Curry's knee injury has upended everything we thought we knew about the Western Conference playoffs; we do, at least, still have this.
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Seahawks 27, 49ers 24 Seattle's field goal in overtime upended its N.F.C. West rival in the season's most unpredictable game so far.
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Floods slam historic streets Watch brown water rush through Ellicott City, Maryland, turning streets into rivers that toppled buildings and upended cars.
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Programs and events are regularly scrapped and upended at the last minute, as happened in both 2012 and 2008 because of hurricanes.
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Antonin Scalia's sudden death in February 31 upended the justices' work during the 2015-2016 term and resulted in multiple deadlocked cases.
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A Broadway show is possible, as is an Ali hotel that was once envisioned by Sillerman until the recession upended real estate.
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The dispute has upset markets, upended supply chains and hit manufacturing activity as well as the sales of companies – including American ones.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE in September after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct upended his confirmation process.
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As the first working woman to become first lady, she upended longstanding gender norms in a way that threatened many male chauvinists.
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The closures can be particularly stressful on low-wage workers whose commutes may be upended by the knot of detours and traffic.
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"New Hampshire's been a state that has long upended expectations and where incumbent presidents have faced down challenges before," Pappas told Hill.
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But the election of Mr. Trump has upended French politics and given new momentum to the far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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But Perriello's bid earlier this year upended the race, with the former congressman catching national attention for his fiery anti-Trump rhetoric.
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At the same time, an array of tariffs have upended supply chains and raised prices, throwing businesses into a fog of uncertainty.
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TRUMP UPENDS WORLD ORDER: After just a few months in office, Trump has already upended America's relationship with much of the world.
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Second, both countries bet on political Islam as the new face of the Middle East when the Arab uprisings upended regional politics.
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Multiple sexual misconduct allegations against nominee Brett Kavanaugh have upended his confirmation process, leaving the court vulnerable to four-to-four splits.
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The change also represents the most aggressive effort to regulate Uber since the Silicon Valley tech giant upended urban transportation in 217.22.
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Changing economic incentives, social expectations for women, and religious landscapes have upended the global age structure — and we're only seeing the beginning.
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The game looks funny, too—the enemies look funny when you smash them off the screen (having first upended them from below).
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She is old enough to remember the last time a hurricane like Matthew upended life, and cannot help but register history's echo.
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Concerns over safety and the fear of spreading the virus have upended many rituals of life in the region, including Sunday Mass.
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Ongoing restructurings have been upended, and many deals already in progress have been torn up amid massive price swings in capital markets.
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The virus has upended the retail industry as shoppers stay home to avoid catching the highly contagious illness and stores remain shut.
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The virus has upended the retail industry as shoppers stay home to avoid catching the highly contagious illness and stores remain shut.
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In an interview published on Thursday in the newsweekly Le Point, Mr. Brion said his life had been upended by the accusations.
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Newsbook Edmund Morris, who upended the conventions of biography when he inserted himself into his book on Ronald Reagan, died on Friday.
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They also underscore his combative ideological persona, which has roiled national Democratic politics as thoroughly as it upended municipal government in Burlington.
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Eastern on a chaotic N.F.L. Sunday and the entire A.F.C. playoff landscape looked as if it was about to be startlingly upended.
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That would be a big step toward Mr. Assad's goal of reclaiming all of Syria, upended by almost eight years of war.
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May's failure to corral her own party has upended Britain's political system, where prime ministers typically exercise iron-fisted control over Parliament.
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With his insistence on a wall, President Trump has upended the decades-old, bipartisan understanding about how to bargain over the border.
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The I.R.C. works in crisis zones around the world, delivering food, medical aid and education to people upended by conflict and disaster.
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The change also represents the most aggressive effort to regulate Uber since the Silicon Valley tech giant upended urban transportation in 2011.
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Like many Greeks, his life was upended during a lost decade marked by rampant unemployment, steep wage cuts and spiraling personal debts.
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Try telling that to my friend or the many others whose lives were upended by the decision of the judge, Daniel Ottolia.
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The coronavirus has upended the political world in record time, remaking the terrain on which the 220006 presidential election will be fought.
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But the economic stress of the media industry, combined with the Trump-driven conservative strategy of broad messaging, has upended that dynamic.
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It was fun to see new takes on old territory, but it also upended that comfortable familiarity, so reliable for so long.
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The race was upended in July by the fatal shooting of Justine Damond, an unarmed Australian woman, by a Minneapolis police officer.
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Additionally, the entire travel industry has been upended by the virus, so there's little hope of getting away and ignoring it all.
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That deal also shows how the digital age has upended the competitive landscape, pitting companies in vastly different industries against one another.
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By foot, boat, bicycle, even wheelchair, they are crisscrossing the land this summer, trying to cobble serenity from lives upended by combat.
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The bill also included sweeping criminal justice reforms designed to help those whose lives have been upended by the state's drug laws.
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When Ocasio-Cortez upended Democratic politics by ousting the second most powerful member of the House, Joe Crowley, it was a surprise.
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Like the scientists, Gordon, the Colorado organic farmer, wants more information to come to light about the chemicals that upended her life.
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Nearly two decades ago, we watched in horror as 2,997 people died from the terrorist attacks that upended our way of life.
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A woman buys a repossessed house from the bank only to have her life upended by ghosts from the evicted owner's past.
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Black, now 22 but still a pop singer, is remarkably well-adjusted for someone whose life was upended by a music video.
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An Apple event had been rumored for March prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus, which has upended manufacturing and assembly efforts.
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The first Vision Fund, which raised $97 billion, upended the tech investing world with massive bets on fast-growing but unproven companies.
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President Trump's decision to strike a top Iranian general has upended Congress's priorities, thrusting matters of war and peace into the spotlight.
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Trump speaks during a bipartisan roundtable discussion on gun control at the White House on Wednesday, where he repeatedly upended GOP lawmakers.
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The impact of those protests and revolts, which began a decade ago this December in Tunisia, upended multiple long-term regional relationships.
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The measures have totally upended many Europeans' daily lives, with Italy's neighbors closely monitoring their borders and other countries enforcing mass quarantines.
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LEW SLAMS METLIFE COURT RULING: Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is trashing a court ruling that upended new powers granted to financial regulators.
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The case upended the campaign finance system, after the justices in a 5-4 ruling authored by Justice Anthony Kennedy on Jan.
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Many young people also voted with an angry eye on Britain's exit, driven by thoughts of futures upended under a hard exit.
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But the nation's economic crisis, which has upended everything from its hospitals to its food supply, has deepened the misery and criminality.
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The guilty plea resolves a case that upended Canadian politics this year, threatening Mr. Trudeau's re-election hopes and tarnishing his reputation.
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The long-accepted power imbalance — men have more raw physical strength, and women must learn to navigate that truth — is upended overnight.
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Uber became the most valuable US startup, only to be upended by its own brash culture and growth-at-all-costs ethos.
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But then the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, invited North Koreans to join the squad and nearly upended the whole project.
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But an intense dash through the mountains on Wednesday upended things and thrust Britain's Team Sky, the prerace favorites, into the forefront.
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Patterson and Hennessy's development of RISC, a more efficient computer processor found today in billions of devices, completely upended the established order.
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That narrative, however, has just been upended by the delivery of 22009,284 tonnes of metal onto warrant at the London Metal Exchange (LME).
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Ride-hailing services like Lyft, Juno, Gett, Via, and of course Uber have upended how people travel around the places where they live.
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Last summer, the world of professional bridge was upended by a cheating scandal involving some of the highest-ranking players in the game.
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They upended Ryan's plan to pass a clean government spending bill right before the holidays that contained no money for Trump's border wall.
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Now we're at a crucial point in urban planning because some of our age-old systems have been upended by innovation or economics.
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The legislation represents the most aggressive city effort to regulate Uber since the Silicon Valley tech giant upended urban transportation starting in 217.
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German-owned Aldi, the world's No. 5 retailer, operates a small-store model that keeps prices down and has upended Britain's grocery market.
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"I believe that she is a survivor of a sexual assault and that this trauma has upended her life," Collins said of Ford.
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The new rules upended plans that had been long in the making for some people, such as Iraqi Fuad Sharef and his family.
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But since 2016, Disney has upended that cycle, topping the domestic box office every year with an ever-increasing share of the market.
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With the mythologized idea of Wakandan unity upended, Coates imagined the philosophers, dissidents, and freedom fighters of Wakanda sowing the seeds of revolution.
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Honda (HMC) said that the accelerated timetable reflects its confidence in green technology and regulatory changes that have upended the industry in Europe.
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While U.S. equities initially plunged Monday, they recovered throughout the day as investors surmised that the president may not have upended the talks.
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Park's possible impeachment has upended politics in South Korea, where, if she leaves officer early, an election will be held in 60 days.
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That narrative, however, has just been upended by the delivery of 78,950 tonnes of metal onto warrant at the London Metal Exchange (LME).
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Recently elected Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has upended the US rebalance, or "pivot," to Asia, making a pivot of his own toward China.
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Western banks have so far proved largely resilient to the digital disruption that has upended retailing, the taxi and hotel trades, and more.
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The bottom line: Distribution fights that limit viewer access are becoming much more frequent as the traditional television industry becomes upended by technology.
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Imagining that globe coupled with the ball below her feet, she becomes a kind of upended barbell, strengthening her connection to the weightlifter.
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Four years after he took an escalator ride that upended American politics, President Donald Trump will officially launch his 244 reelection bid Tuesday.
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But Koike has upended the political landscape with her new party and some Japanese believe she could become the country's first female premier.
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Ross Perot, the tech billionaire who upended the 1992 presidential race with an unlikely and surprisingly popular independent bid, has died, PEOPLE confirms.
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Years earlier, Lina Khan, a law student at Yale, upended how anticompetitive behavior is considered while making the case to break up Amazon.
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Eating it can be unpleasant, even borderline painful, and can make your sinuses feel like you've just been upended into the Dead Sea.
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Heavy rains upended Petroperu's initial efforts to contain the damage as oil burst from retaining walls and spread into nearby rivers, said Montenegro.
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But the film is, at its heart, a movie about a woman whose life has been upended by the loss of a child.
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"We're in an upended world when we think 14 months or 19 months is a reasonable time to detain a person," Sotomayor said.
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Unco-ordinated acts of agency became a movement that upended the norms for youth, youth culture, music and the public sphere more widely.
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Trump never did any jail time, but he was the anti-establishment businessman with an ax to grind who upended the Republican primary.
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Jio has upended India's wireless market with free services initially and later through disruptive pricing since it began operations in September last year.
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Months of antigovernment protests and increasingly violent clashes with the police have upended daily life, with the potential to alter the city's character.
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Here, the fundamental design principles of SOMA have been upended in favor of trying to get more people to play an underrated thriller.
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In a general election last December the rise of Podemos and of Ciudadanos, a new liberal party, upended a stable two-party system.
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Trump's presidential style and approach to global affairs and foreign policy has upended traditional norms and relationships on a geopolitical and economic front.
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When one of these is snatched by a fellow outcast, Evan finds his life, and his status as an eternal outsider, completely upended.
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As water quickly flooded buildings and upended cars, police say, 911 dispatchers received more than 1,100 calls and emergency responders conducted 300 rescues.
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Such implausibilities forced investigators to open cases that Lucas's confessions had closed, and upended the closure grieving families had found in those confessions.
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But her effort to forge a winning coalition by leveraging that strength in diverse, urban areas was upended by Trump's strength among whites.
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"Waze has upended our City's traffic plans, residential neighborhoods, and public safety for far too long," Ryu said in his April 17 letter.
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But, by releasing to the press some recordings of their conversations with him, they also radically upended the public image of the Nose.
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Suárez tied the game in the 62nd minute, and deep in stoppage time, he was upended inside the penalty box by Aymen Abdennour.
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Street Fighter upended expectations of what roleplaying game combat looked like in White Wolf's unifying Storytelling system, and in tabletop RPGs at large.
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With the advances in genomics and with health sensors that connect to smartphones, our entire health-care system is about to be upended.
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S. friction can undermine military contacts, when Beijing upended plans for him to meet Wei in October in Beijing at a security dialogue.
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For Apple fans in Europe whose US travel plans have been upended by the coronavirus, this might just be the next best thing.
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The City Council is also moving to regulate Airbnb, another tech company that has upended a long established industry — in this case, hotels.
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Resourceful tourists whose dream trips to New York have been upended by the pandemic are doing their best to cobble together alternative entertainment.
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Mr. Sharpton, who has known Mr. Cohen for many years, said Mr. Cohen seemed bewildered about how quickly his life had been upended.
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In the regular season, the Rays upended the traditional notion of starters and relievers, and the Brewers seem intent on doing that now.
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In the past few years politics are so upended, and we are all trying to make sense of the world we live in.
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Some people's whole lives get upended when they first discover Tintoretto, the most Venetian of artists and the world champion of painterly turbulence.
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But Mr. Trump has upended the usual practice by pursuing actions against China that are every bit as aggressive as his campaign messaging.
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An old-line grocer, Albertsons is striving for reinvigoration in a retail landscape being upended by e-commerce competitors and discount food stores.
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It is a classic Trump-era Washington gridlock, with profound implications for millions of Americans whose lives have been upended by natural disaster.
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The coronavirus crisis has already upended most facets of the Democratic primary, and there is no guarantee that the debate will take place.
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Bunnings, a chain of hardware stores, upended tradition and suggested people put onions on the bottom and not the top of their sausages.
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The coronavirus outbreak upended many upcoming international sporting events, most recently casting doubt on whether the Tokyo Summer Games could advance as scheduled.
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For instance, in the Town of Hempstead in Nassau — population 760,000 — voters upended things by ousting the Republican incumbent and electing Laura Gillen.
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The coronavirus outbreak upended many upcoming international sporting events, most recently casting doubt on whether the Tokyo Summer Games could advance as scheduled.
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A pathogen about one-thousandth the width of a human hair, the spiky-crowned new coronavirus, has upended civilization and unleashed the imagination.
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The novel coronavirus has killed thousands of people around the world, roiled financial markets, and upended entire economies in a matter of weeks.
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His political base passionately celebrates the combative way in which he has upended Washington, seeing it as a deserved rebuke of elite sensibilities.
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But Macron, who upended France's political landscape in the space of a year, is not one to be daunted by near impossible challenges.
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This upended the long-held "stakeholder" model, in which management was seen as having broader obligations to a corporation's workers, customers and communities.
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For two years, the tech world was upended by SoftBank's Vision Fund, which looked to pump $93 billion into tech companies — and quickly.
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It's been just over a year since Amazon bought Whole Foods Market, and it's already upended the market for fresh prepared meal delivery.
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The retail business, upended by online shopping, is still struggling to figure out just to lure shoppers off their couches and into stores.
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You have to smile about its Rauschenberg décor: It consists of an upended bicycle wheel, which spins by remote control now and then.
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Utah, ranked fifth by the committee that decides the playoff, was upended by Oregon in the Pac-12 Conference title game, 37-15.
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Raed Saleh, the leader of the White Helmets, was also to attend the Oscars; there was no indication that his plans were upended.
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Such concerns have already upended a number of proposed deals, including a prospective merger last year between two of Denmark's largest telecom operators.
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He quickly upended his predecessor's ignore-the-media approach, though whether that had anything to do with the Haggler, he did not say.
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Meanwhile, T-Mobile kept on receiving those big, fat government contracts — contracts funded by the 22019,300 American taxpayers whose lives they'd just upended.
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Federal Election Commission in which the Supreme Court upended a federal ban on corporations participating in candidate elections independently of the candidates' campaigns.
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