And social media is upending the way we rescue them.
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Many credit Kickstarter with completely upending the tabletop gaming industry.
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For Lytro, it's upending the entire idea of "flat" photography.
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The home delivery boom is upending the real estate market.
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They affect rich and poor, black and white, upending lives.
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Such spending does not require upending the Chilean market system.
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Here is yet another oddity, another upending of traditional expectations.
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We just don't have a routine for upending our lives.
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The case also risked upending Mr. Barrier's rejuvenated music career.
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Men and women dressed more casually, upending dependable retail formulas.
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She regains her vision, which ends up totally upending her marriage.
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Netflix is the poster child for new technology upending the dinosaurs.
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Go deeper: E-commerce is upending Madison Avenue, led by Amazon
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" Upending people's sense of reality he said, made them "violently paranoid.
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There is no clear successor, upending the group's current military offensive.
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All the while, climate change is upending lives across the country.
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They're not just another media company, they're upending the entire industry.
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After all, envy has an uncanny way of upending sound logic.
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Planned Parenthood -- in a dissent Monday that warned against upending precedent.
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The early results are upending many assumptions from that long history.
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Technology is upending century-old establishments, creating new lifestyles and routines.
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But Conte's resignation effectively preempted the vote, upending the government anyway.
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Unpredictable schedules can be brutal for hourly workers, upending their lives.
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They were seeking to prevent Trump from upending the policy. Rep.
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For now, the President's routine seems focused mostly on upending Washington.
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Developments like connected homes and driverless cars are upending old models.
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Kaepernick is upending the story Americans have told each other about racism.
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Forty-six years ago the Academy made a pivot, upending its membership.
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Washington is coming off a split of a gruelingstretch, upending then-No.
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Upending all those insurance arrangements would be tremendously disruptive — and politically unpopular.
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It's no secret that technology is upending the world we live in.
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That was the threat of Amazon and other companies upending its business.
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The Google family is quite gung-ho about upending the recording industry.
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But deep cultural, economic and military ties make upending the alliance unlikely.
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The pandemic is upending our relationship to space, time and each other.
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An estimated 90 percent of women participated, upending schools, stores and factories.
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Now the digital dissent is becoming increasingly widespread, upending even smaller websites.
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In other words, this is upending the system as everyone knows it.
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Others could result in irritating, but not life-upending, frustrations for customers.
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And, like other corporations, the coronavirus pandemic is upending long-term planning.
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American officials, fearful of upending trade negotiations, have dithered over a response.
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The onslaught is upending how Hollywood does business in almost every way.
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Economic and technological dynamism was upending jobs, convulsing communities and splintering families.
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How a cheap, brutally efficient grocery chain is upending America's supermarkets 28.
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Scientists are witnessing the upending of large parts of the Arctic ocean.
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How she got there, what she's learned and why she is upending things.
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Since the first Disrupt, TechCrunch has strived to showcase startups upending traditional paradigms.
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The constant upending of expectation is one of The Dragon Prince's biggest delights.
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Technologists are famous for upending and redefining entire industries, from finance to media.
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Because you've got built in inequity" Artificial intelligence will be "upending the economy.
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He could see the shifts happening, upending bases of economic and political power.
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What Apple is really doing is, as Kapadia says, upending the user experience.
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The ride-hailing company Uber is best known for upending the taxi industry.
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As a result, seething anger is upending politics in Europe and North America.
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Congress and others must exercise some caution to avoid upending our health system.
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Distracted consumers no longer tolerate commercials, which is completely upending the advertising industry.
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Nisenbaum portrays her subjects with majesty and importance, upending class and status structures.
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Democrats are increasingly nervous about the coronavirus pandemic upending the Democratic primary calendar.
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Weems, after all, has built her practice around upending our expectations of photography.
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As comic actors playing against type, the primary stars are also upending expectations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Streaming is upending the media landscape, including public television.
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Technology trends are transforming the way we live and work -- upending every industry.
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Within months, it was not only Israel that was upending the status quo.
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Prime Time, his first entree into electrified music, warped that without upending it.
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How do you see blockchain really upending the traditional way you do business?
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration is considering upending the deal by lowering future targets.
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What piqued my curiosity about Benioff was his upending of the genre altogether.
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It produced more than a dozen tornadoes, upending a semi and ravaging multiple homes.
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For Ayanna to run against the Democratic incumbent is not upending any status quo.
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And many companies have already started the pricey process of upending their supply chains.
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Lilley also praised the bill for making changes without entirely upending agencies' cybersecurity infrastructure.
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And it's a good example of how technology is upending the traditional TV business.
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But they are also proposing to transcend this crisis by completely upending the election.
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But he was crippled by uncertainty about upending his career to enter the unknown.
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Emerging technology has completely transformed the landscape of desire by upending longstanding power dynamics.
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What the President doesn't seem to be doing is upending the electorate at large.
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The novel coronavirus outbreak is quickly upending American life, disrupting every part of society.
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Business leaders today are reshaping the internet, reimagining health care, upending transportation and more.
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There is a strong sense from investors that Amazon is upending the entire business.
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And now it is upending the alliances and tactics of the labor movement itself.
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Trump is upending this historic exception as part of his hardline stance on immigration.
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He's got that right -- and so his success will depend on upending this paradigm.
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It's an off-key opening, considering that feminist arguments are currently upending the culture.
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"As someone who invests in companies that are upending the status quo, there is something innately appealing about a financial vehicle, an instrument, that is upending how things have been done for a long time," said Spark Capital's Megan Quinn, during a panel.
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"As someone who invests in companies that are upending the status quo, there is something innately appealing about a financial vehicle, an instrument, that is upending how things have been done for a long time," Spark Capital's Megan Quinn said during a panel.
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America is upending decades of carefully crafted alliances at the expense of our national security.
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A good showing next month would cement Zelenskiy's meteoric rise and upending of Ukrainian politics.
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If Apple got its way, the TV app could be capable of upending the industry.
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Their dominant position is upending the business models of traditional and startup media companies alike.
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Ted Cruz won the state's Republican caucuses, upending Donald Trump, who had led recent polling.
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As in the Winfrey case, the lawsuit against ABC is upending a quiet, rural town.
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For now, nobody's upending their business model to take on finance—at least not yet.
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Rebellions routinely erupt, especially in the east, upending life for hundreds of thousands of people.
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Like "Hamilton," it's about re-empowering the disenfranchised by upending the system used for oppression.
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Three-year old San Francisco startup Ethos is upending the experience of buying life insurance.
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It tells the story of an "easily bored" president casually upending well-established DC norms.
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Am I willing to make radical, upending changes in my life for the common good?
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A Karelian bear dog, its white front legs and bushy wagging tail upending my fright.
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In this and other respects, meat allergy is upending longstanding assumptions about how allergies work.
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The coronavirus pandemic is upending the advertising business, along with other swaths of the economy.
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Tesla in November unveiled its prototype Semi with the aim of upending the trucking industry.
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That, of course, was before the coronavirus pandemic took hold, upending life across the country.
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Zinke is upending a century of bipartisan values as part of a Trumpian culture war.
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The Hill's Jordain Carney has more here on how Trump is upending the surveillance fight.
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Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and Beyoncé are all clients of this tradition-upending Indian design duo.
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Falih's dual defenestration means Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, or MbS, is doubly upending precedent.
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The outbreak is upending travel plans in the Asia-Pacific region well into the spring.
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To illustrate how completely Amazon is upending shopping, consider a recent product hunt of mine.
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It is upending his and the Munduruku, Juruna, Kuruaya, Asurini, Parakana, and Arara people's land.
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There, he laid eyes on a painting that is upending our understanding of prehistoric humans.
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Upending the U.S. relationship with China risks those agreements and has cybersecurity experts on edge.
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Proponents of upending the status quo say retirement accounts were never meant for estate-planning.
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Trump seems to delight in upending precedents and the established order more than any president.
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Pruitt and Zinke have been particularly adept at upending what their respective agencies stand for.
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When the system feels like it has failed you, upending the system sounds pretty appealing.
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In later pieces, she imitates the style of Old Masters, upending art's historically male gaze.
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And Monday night's Met Gala was no exception in terms of upending expected red carpet protocol.
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Sohn argues that fully upending the rules at the level that the agency did was unprecedented.
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But her attorneys say the incident has led to harassment and death threats, upending Daulatzai's life.
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Because the error reinforced the expected result rather than upending it, it has drawn less attention.
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Hotels are complex operations and upending cleaning and other key logistical procedures for convenience isn't easy.
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Six of the seven justices were silent on the reasoning for upending the Fifth Circuit's ruling.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The reality-TV star is upending the global order in real time.
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During raids, /b/ users flood another site, hijacking the ongoing conversation and upending the existing community.
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Meanwhile, tech companies have a vested interest in upending the norm to sell new, enhanced products.
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Other senators from both parties are wary of upending one of the Senate's most powerful tools.
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And for the first time in decades, it is not Walmart that is doing the upending.
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You might think that research upending that conclusion would immediately be celebrated as an important breakthrough.
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And they cannot protect the industry from a trio of forces that are upending businesses everywhere.
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Then get right to work on stopping those hellbent on upending the gains seen under ObamaCare.
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The San Francisco start-up Sudden Coffee aims to change that, upending soluble coffee's miserable reputation.
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It's also an upending of late-night orthodoxy — no suits, no canned sketches, no white guys.
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But statutes limit the Department of Health and Human Services from upending those two regulations entirely.
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But those are just the sort of expectations that the architect, 70, finds joy in upending.
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It's another reflection of the ways the #MeToo movement has gained force, upending entertainment and politics.
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By gratuitously alienating allies and upending trade deals, he has eased the way for China's hegemony.
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The success of musicals in this market is upending traditions in theatrical licensing, said Mr. Flahaven.
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Mr. Trump's upending of these customs, not his transient policies, will form the legacy that endures.
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Party elites were freaking out about Sanders, an outsider candidate who was upending the conventional wisdom.
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The US coronavirus travel ban is upending people's vacations, weddings, graduations, honeymoons, and study abroad plans.
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The highs can be extraordinarily high, as the Magic discovered after upending the Lakers on Wednesday.
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For now, however, populism does not seem to be sweeping Europe or upending the status quo.
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Mr. Trump is upending the recent presidential tradition of visiting Canada or Mexico before venturing elsewhere.
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In the 1990s, he helped turn around Nissan by slashing jobs and upending its corporate culture.
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But an upending of the status quo is exactly what many of Mr. Trump's supporters crave.
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Creativity sometimes calls for upending tradition, which you will certainly see at this aptly named event.
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The latter is known for adopting aggressive cost-cutting tactics that are upending the consumer goods industry.
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Otherwise, and without this policy, it would be similar to opening a Pandora's Box, upending social disorder.
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It was a fatal blow to Clinton's candidacy and an upending of a long-held conventional wisdom.
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The notion of upending it was a Shia belief, offering Islam's battered minority a hope of redemption.
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Observers say upending that equation is perhaps the greatest motivation for Ethiopia's opening up to the West.
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Many Chinese reformists of the sort that foreigners meet loathe Mr Xi's upending of post-Mao norms.
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But that also means upending many of the basic tenets that have governed Saudi life for decades.
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Women worry about upending their families, about their appearance being picked apart, about their qualifications being questioned.
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The incoming Trump administration appears ideologically intent on upending Washington's long-maintained, bipartisan opposition to Israeli settlements.
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The Last Pig shows Comis upending his life to satisfy his conscience, and the trailer is powerful.
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Especially if that "competitor" is also branded a "revisionist power" keen on upending the American world order.
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Still, Hsieh is steadfast about holacracy and the promise of upending the traditional top-down corporate structure.
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But Mafia 3 is about moving in spite of those inequalities, and at its zenith, upending them.
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The two chains are also upending established UK grocers like Tesco and Wal-Mart's U.K. arm, ASDA.
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Now he is trying to achieve that success on a global level, upending expectations along the way.
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While stories about sudden inheritances upending the lives of young people persist, they&aposre actually the minority.
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Even if Republicans stay focused on domestic issues, a raucous Freedom Caucus is upending GOP legislative plans.
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It is not just that Trump relishes ignoring advice and upending the expectations of those around him.
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Revolution is on Bottura's mind, and not only when it comes to upending the rules of gastronomy.
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A recurring theme of The Plague is that crises have a way of upending the social order.
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" The story points out that disasters like Katrina and Sandy are "upending the traditional cost-benefit calculations.
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Delaying would create confusion by upending the one Election Day that Americans have collectively observed since 1845.
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Francis, on the other hand, upending conservatives' expectations, has repeatedly invited dissent — and they have obliged him.
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The top 17 managers and agents for gaming YouTubers, streamers, and esports competitorThe coronavirus is upending advertising.
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Mr. Trump sharply criticized them, isolating himself and upending the global trade order the U.S. itself built.
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The severe shortage of homes for sale is upending the sales calendar for the whole housing market.
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Upending that equilibrium can destabilize everything it once touched, a process whose resolution is impossible to predict.
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By virtue of his committee responsibilities, Tester played a pivotal role in upending the Veterans Affairs nominee.
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Now, she is upending her nonprofit's organizational structure to make it truer to its social justice mission.
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Now, she is upending her nonprofit's organizational structure to make it truer to its social justice mission.
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He had promoted WeWork as if it were a groundbreaking technology company set on upending its industry.
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"Where we come from that's called Tommy come lately," Biden said, upending the phrase Johnny come lately.
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Cuomo said the move would affect roughly 42,000 New Yorkers, upending their lives and ripping families apart.
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Though that might sound narcissistic, it has the upending feeling, for the reader, of humility in action.
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Mr. Piscopo pointed to Mr. Trump's victory as upending the notion of a candidate needing political experience.
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When he started, the future president of Okanagan Specialty Fruits didn't have grand plans for upending the industry.
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By some measures, we're enjoying a welcome stretch where courageous women are upending the corporate cone of silence.
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One result is an upending of the traditional hierarchy where bosses were generally older than their direct reports.
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Along with his MIT neuroscientist colleague Dheeraj Roy and others, Tonegawa is upending basic assumptions in brain science.
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People seem to be equally concerned with how social media is retraining human brains and upending social norms.
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At one point, it seemed that the show was upending viewer expectations by dispatching Rick earlier than expected.
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At the least, the court should be extremely wary, as it usually is, of upending long-settled precedent.
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Aucoin's insistence on upending the industry also sparked makeup trends you can thank (or not thank) him for.
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The last successful insurgent upending of the Democratic Party structure was a long time ago, back in 2005.
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This is all in a period when a lot of people around you were interested in upending systems.
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Seller said he wasn't interested in upending the secondary market — but the bots issue needs to be addressed.
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They aren't upending the drafting process to involve Democrats and have not welcomed any liberal tax policy ideas.
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A good showing next month would cement the former television comedian's meteoric rise and upending of Ukrainian politics.
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Upending the outdated norms that have come to ruin the House could open the floodgates to bipartisan progress.
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But the Giants are in the middle of a youth movement upending that convention, reflecting a leaguewide trend.
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The court pleased conservatives by curtailing abortion rights and affirmative action, but without upending the status quo entirely.
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Across the Continent, populist, nationalist and far-right movements are upending traditional politics and promoting anti-Brussels sentiment.
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This (admittedly oversimplified) formula has made many of these companies into household names, legitimately upending entire retail categories.
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That could be seen as a loss of face for Mr. Xi and risks upending the trade talks.
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Now, the upending of the sports calendar by the coronavirus means some tournaments may not exist next year.
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The history of the tournament includes plenty of 15 seeds beating twos, and 14 seeds regularly upending threes.
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But some are even upending their three-year strategies to account for the damage caused by the pandemic.
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From the Orient the world has inherited a civilization upending event, this coronavirus feeding on the human strain.
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Fashion: Falling sales and supply-chain disruptions in China are among the disruptions upending the luxury fashion world.
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Libya's conflict has escalated since Haftar launched an offensive on Tripoli in April, upending U.N.-led peace plans.
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Over thirty years later, HBO's Watchmen is doing the same thing, by upending the foundation of Watchmen itself.
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Now Amazon is upending the traditional role of economists within companies, as well as the field of economics.
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Officials and their friends in the media argued that tacking on other issues risked upending the Iran deal.
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Oftentimes, the whimsical upending of the expectation we didn't even realize we held succeeds in bringing a smile.
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After China made the announcement two weeks ago, soybean prices plummeted, upending farmers' budgets for the coming year.
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Yet the swirl of forces upending the industry means GM probably had little choice but to take some action.
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At last week's Code Media conference in Dana Point, Calif, the upending of traditional TV was a hot topic.
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Beset by a pioneer spirit, Zuckerberg sculpted ambition into reality, upending the way we document, exchange, and consume information.
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It settled like a cloud over Porter Ranch, making many areas smell like rotten eggs and upending people's lives.
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At last week's Code Media conference in Dana Point, California, the upending of traditional TV was a hot topic.
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By upending the public and private messages his own officials send, Trump disempowers and alienates his own diplomatic team.
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If so, the introduction of a new category will have helped maintain the status quo, rather than upending it.
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For others, upending those traditions is a personal threat because they are invested in a particular view of America.
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They explain the connection by upending the standard way of thinking about the impact of exchange rates on trade.
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The upending of party politics, which some considered two years ago to be a blip, has instead been entrenched.
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All of these new technological possibilities are upending a wide range of activities and the customs associated with them.
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As the News of the Week women inch their way toward upending the status quo, so does the show.
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" The All Writs Act is "a limited gap-filling statute," not "a mechanism for upending the separation of powers.
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The story of how we got here — to a total upending of the French political order — starts in 1972.
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Last week, Trump had a controversial phone call with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, upending decades of diplomatic protocol.
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No, not the slow, miserable upending of the political system by business Oompa Loompa Donald Trump, but magic — magic!
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Upending common wisdom about the proper role of city government, the crisis marked the beginning of a new age.
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Shale has sent U.S. exports ballooning to more than 3 million barrels of crude a day, upending global supply.
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The panels told the fictional story of Aunt Jemima Blakey as a successful entrepreneur, upending a familiar derogatory stereotype.
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SIX days after upending Texas politics by suddenly announcing his retirement, Joe Straus sounds like a man at peace.
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The reality-television, big-reveal style of the "Gods in Color" exhibition is certainly effective at upending our preconceptions.
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He is upending the entire auto industry: Musk is in the fast lane while the big brands lumber along.
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The company announced it was buying Otto, an autonomous vehicle research company that's focused on upending the trucking industry.
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Declaring them fake news and upending the FISA process clearly has failed and this episode represents another missed opportunity.
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Plenty, a futuristic farming startup, raised $260 million from Jeff Bezos and SoftBank on the promise of upending agriculture.
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China is branded as a "strategic competitor" and a "revisionist power" hell-bent on upending the American world order.
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Something politically charged like upending an amendment passed to guarantee citizenship to freed slaves would be something else entirely.
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There have been 1,284 deaths and 18,407 confirmed cases in Iran so far, overloading hospitals and upending everyday life.
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And this is the rare time in which he is upending Republican politics in a sensible, not disastrous, way.
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What's striking is how fluidly Shepard moves from one perspective to the next, swapping heroes and villains, upending assumptions.
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As an upending of museum conventions, visitors were invited to touch, test, or take the objects home with them.
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In addition, climate change is making natural disasters more destructive, and shifts to green energy are upending the industry.
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Now, it is on the cusp of upending politics in Mexico, leaving longtime parties on the brink of ruin.
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There have been 1,284 deaths and 18,407 confirmed cases in Iran so far, overloading hospitals and upending everyday life.
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But we seem to be nowhere near the point of upending the ways in which we criminalize personal dispute.
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The cancellation shows how the impeachment trial is upending the 2020 campaign schedule just days before the Iowa caucuses.
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Second-wave feminism liberated women from reproductive captivity, while upending traditional gender roles and patriarchal assumptions about social power.
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Republicans are much more comfortable expressing confidence that Gorsuch will be confirmed than the possibility of upending Senate rules.
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Single-cell ATAC-seq made it possible to sort cells according to their genetic activity instead, upending old categories.
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Kicking DACA registrants and eligible people out of the country and upending their lives is not the American Way.
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Apart from the general upending of traditional research methods, the Times Index suffered from a chronic shortage of staff.
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It's like a David and Goliath story, with something as lovely and fragile as a flower upending big business.
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Corruption investigations have discredited virtually every powerful political force in Brazil, upending the country before presidential elections next year.
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Gun control groups outspent the N.R.A. in the 2018 election cycle, upending what had become the typical political order.
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"Uber&aposs innovative thought leadership has completely transformed the transportation landscape by upending our traditional notions of public transit."
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In a post-Brexit, post-Trump era where populism is upending politics across the West, all bets are off.
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The defendants' arguments would reopen long-settled legal arguments, potentially upending much of federal anti-discrimination law in the process.
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Bankers involved with the Goldman plan say they are not upending its business model of catering to the uber wealthy.
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The great majority of them are Sunni, making their absorption as citizens impossible without upending the already strained sectarian balance.
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Why it matters: What's ravaging U.S. farms are part of a trend that's upending economies and regions around the world.
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But the President argued that sticking to his schedule denied terrorists any victory in their goal of upending daily life.
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There's a material difference between a 10 percent tariff and a 25 percent tariff, and that may cause an upending.
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Mobile has empowered people beyond anything we have seen before — upending the rules that define consumer interaction by the second.
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Companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Orbit are upending the launch market with reusable rockets and small launch capabilities.
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A promising new HIV drug could one day be implanted in the body, upending the current paradigm of daily pills.
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Wall Street veteran Greg Fleming's Rockefeller Capital Management is expanding its private wealth management — and upending an entire online platform.
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Almost three years ago, a wildfire raged through this community in central Arizona, upending the lives of its 600 residents.
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It was like something set down on Rachel's house, upending it, while the rest of the town was left untouched.
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And these changes won't bother most of his supporters one bit — upending the establishment is more thrilling than passing reforms.
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In other words, Washington's dysfunction is now upending progress even when nearly all of America embraces a certain way forward.
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What this year's tournament taught us about the upending of the global order and the conflicts between nationalism and globalization.
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The concern is upending family routines, leaving some parents of infants steering clear of public transit, playgrounds, malls and more.
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The decline in subscribers is upending the already fragile economics of opera, changing how companies operate and what they program.
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And just as introducing black to white gets you gray, the upending of traditional thought throws multiple characters into turmoil.
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President Trump took credit on Tuesday for the move, rattling his national security staff by upending a crucial strategic relationship.
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While he has been a reliable conservative, he shows less appetite for upending the status quo on socially divisive issues.
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Fashion insiders have a tendency to forget that the biggest designers usually rise by upending convention rather than upholding it.
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See more: A futuristic farming startup raised $260 million from Jeff Bezos and SoftBank on the promise of upending agriculture.
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Trump repeatedly campaigned on upending establishment politics, promising to "drain the swamp" of entrenched lawmakers and their wealthy special interests.
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If that pattern continues, that's as big an upending of the soft status quo as anything Mr. Trump has pledged.
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Speaking of dining out, chef Eric Rivera is upending tradition with a tech-obsessed, hyper-experimental restaurant of the future.
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If Mexicans make some concessions, then Trump can declare victory and seek congressional approval — without upending the global trading system.
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But this was not the presidency that was promised; it was not the upending of American politics that was expected.
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But Trump has voiced concerns both publicly and privately about the potential risk of upending the longstanding military and diplomatic relationship.
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Virtually all refugees were also barred, upending the lives of thousands of people who had spent years seeking asylum in theU.
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They are prepared to argue that Trump's FCC acted arbitrarily and capriciously in suddenly upending the agency's last set of rules.
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A huge surge in their popularity, sparked by the entrance of financial firms to the market, is upending the philanthropic world.
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In two decades as mayor - after upending term limits - Hagedorn clamped down on commercial logging and mining, and introduced electric tricycles.
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If Cabin in the Woods taught us anything, it's that he can be fantastically entertaining when he's upending all our expectations.
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At the same time, tumbling energy prices are upending the economies of oil-producing countries, further slicing into global economic growth.
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The upending of my enjoyment vis a vis the main narrative of the show made it even more frustrating and irritating.
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But it's Danai Gurira's "Eclipsed" – which was nominated for six awards – that may be more groundbreaking in upending traditional Broadway practices.
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And the first season, which premiered at this time last year, is fresh in its comedic upending of fairy-tale conventions.
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Polls show him running neck-and-neck with Hillary Clinton there, upending convention wisdom and the expectations of the Clinton camp.
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In that time Google has cemented Android's position as the world's number one mobile platform, and upending that dominance is unlikely.
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And so he became something of a hacker, upending the systems that predated him and fighting mightily to pioneer new ones.
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For years, extremists in Congress have held the nation's legislative agenda hostage, upending bipartisan deals with an "all-or-nothing" mentality.
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Foreign Minister Javaid Zarif flew from Tehran to Beijing to Moscow to Brussels to exploit Trump's upending of traditional diplomatic caution.
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THERE IS SOMETHING familiar about fears that new machines will take everyone's jobs, benefiting only a select few and upending society.
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Three women — Christine Blasey Ford, Julie Swetnick and Deborah Ramirez — have publicly accused Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, upending his confirmation process.
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Participation in the computer and communications revolution that is upending the economy largely follows the borderline between the competing political coalitions.
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But China is in the midst of its own profound social and economic changes, upending traditional notions of love and family.
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Biden embodies the establishment powers-that-be, while Obama rose to power by upending Bill Clinton's democratic machine and establishment power.
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The committee examined the marketplace of tomorrow, and highlighted technologies and business models that are upending incumbent industries and creating jobs.
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Senate Republicans pushed through a pair of President Trump's Cabinet nominees Wednesday, upending standard committee rules to circumvent a Democratic boycott.
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If successful, Walmart may expand its initiative across the United States, potentially upending the way millions of Americans receive medical care.
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The coronavirus is upending the world in ways we usually associate with war, revolution, or terrifying natural disasters like a volcano.
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Few would conclude that Mr. Trump has changed much — rampaging, tweeting, inventing preferred realities, upending the G-20143 economic world order.
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Since then, coronavirus has spread rapidly over the past week in the U.S., upending local communities, large gatherings, schools and businesses.
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Mr. Trump still commands the world stage and he is still capable of upending American foreign policy with a single tweet.
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Opponents of the Electoral College are as close as they have been in a very long time to upending the institution.
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Novelists have been especially adroit lately at upending conventional narratives, perhaps because they're inspired by the truthy hellscape we're living in.
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And America is upending decades of foreign policy, demanding a new, transactional world order that keeps it in the driving seat.
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The survey also found that older women's concerns about Trump are eroding, but not upending, his support with Republicans and independents.
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Mr. Trump himself is yet another wild card, given his track record of upending bipartisan funding agreements at the last moment.
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Britain's world-upending vote to leave the European Union — currently stymied by bregrets, brecriminations and buyer's bremorse — happened in June 2016.
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It will also reverberate beyond Philadelphia, yanking a marquee player off the field for the playoffs and upending the N.F.C. postseason.
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Why it matters: The very industry that's upending legacy media companies is also the one that's keeping their ad businesses afloat.
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But in application, the sweeping order is upending the lives of people trying to see their families and do their jobs.
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But most of all, I also found that the idea of upending the points system breathed new life into the show.
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McKeogh mentioned a couple of case studies from his time in the field, including the controversial upending of Eric Spoutz's forgery empire.
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It's really easy to forget how quickly a country can go into freefall, forcing people from their homes and upending their histories.
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Making it look like you did is a lot easier — and potentially just as effective at upending public confidence in the results.
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The Fifth Season elevated the fantasy genre by upending tropes about the portrayal of magic, relationships, and the end of the world.
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Tariffs: He has unilaterally imposed tariffs on allies (Germany, Canada) and foes (China) alike, upending global trade with no end in sight.
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Medu members' devotion to upending the effects of anti-Black policy was based in their refusal of an isolated, elite "artist" identity.
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Artist's Questionnaire With a new exhibition, Lisa Yuskavage demonstrates her mastery of her medium and her unique talent for upending its conventions.
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"With the addition of Rhonda and Vincenzo, we're designing a workplace that's creating meaningful careers all while upending the food delivery industry."
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Over the past year, Donald Trump has run with the intention of razing that party and upending all of those Newtonian rules.
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Throughout the season, we've seen hints of a grand "final narrative" that will see Ford upending the park as we know it.
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Clinton's challenge of the gender hierarchy in U.S. politics comes in the wake of President Barack Obama's upending of its racial hierarchy.
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It allowed right-wing extremists to call for an upending of social norms and the reestablishment of a white male-centric society.
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But mobile games like King Digital Entertainment's Candy Crush Saga came along, upending the market and plunging Zynga into a prolonged tailspin.
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It's well-established that disruptor brands like mattress maker Casper and hair-loss product company Hims are upending these marketing giants' practices.
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Her commentary and experience in the field is excellent backing for upending the typical genre tropes to provide a really great adventure.
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It means upending our rules about who gets to be a man or a woman, and how we expect everyone to behave.
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Here's what you need to know: • The contentious U.S. presidential race is upending the country's established political map and raising concerns abroad.
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NY QUADRILLE For this unusual season opener, the Joyce Theater is giving itself a temporary makeover and upending its standard seating arrangement.
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He proposes the stimulus known as quantitative easing for the entire pension system to mitigate a potentially cataclysmic upending of the network.
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Is there an opportunity to grow and capture part of these markets by upending old commercial models and effecting a behavior shift?
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That said, there's definitely room for me to make smarter choices — to make my routine less wasteful without upending my whole lifestyle.
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And then there's Serena Williams, who, along with her sister Venus, has made something of a habit of upending tennis sartorial tradition.
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Trump infuriated Palestinians and Muslims across the Middle East and move its embassy there, upending decades of U.S. policy and igniting protests.
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Even with the coronavirus pandemic upending the world of media and advertising, gaming has remained relatively resilient and livestream viewership has surged.
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On a base level, Game of Thrones is a show about upending the traditional fantasy trope of a noble war against evil.
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Cooke, a noted zoologist and documentarian, devotes each of her chapters to a misunderstood creature, upending our assumptions and beliefs about animals.
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The movie wants you to resist the sense that you know this trope of a character, and it's constantly upending your assumptions.
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If I wanted to quit the service forever because it offends my values, I could probably do that without upending my life.
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Some addicts die in plain view, their years of drug use ravaging their bodies and upending their lives, like a long siege.
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Even with the coronavirus pandemic upending the world of media and advertising, gaming has remained relatively resilient and livestream viewership has surged.
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Park's conviction ends a corruption scandal that gripped South Korea, upending the country's politics and implicating some of its most powerful figures.
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Voters on the left, on the other hand, said upending unjust systems was more important than picking someone from their own community.
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Other Democrats are working on similar provisions that would provide more access to public health insurance without upending the existing private system.
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The move from high-wage locations to low-wage ones has become commonplace as the economy globalized, upending stable middle-class communities.
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Still, some say these companies underestimate the complexity of automotive retail and that upending a century-old business model may prove difficult.
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Trump and his allies, analysts said, might face few, if any consequences, for outing the whistleblower or otherwise upending the person's career.
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He's clearly taken care of the first part by upending a number of trade relationships the United States has around the world.
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Surprising new research published this week in Scientific Reports shows that both skeletons were male, upending previous conceptions of the supposed lovers.
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Rather, our power is in upending the abortion status quo by demanding more for ourselves, for our families, and for our children.
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Appeals courts are generally leery of upending the status quo, which in this case - for now - is the suspension of the ban.
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RESEARCHERS ARE using artificial intelligence techniques to invent medicines and materials—but in the process are they upending the scientific method itself?
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"Salesforce is upending that whole obnoxious paradigm by teaching these companies they've got to be better at what they do," he continued.
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They opened their homestand with consecutive losses - including a 119-2 setback against the Celtics - before upending Miami 106-87 on Wednesday.
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The Magic, he said, were loaded with undrafted players who were determined, selfless and capable of upending opponents who took them lightly.
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He estimated that 11,000 shops and stalls across some 20 markets had been affected, upending life for tens of thousands of families.
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Insiders said Mattis felt there was no need to rush upending the policy, arguing the Pentagon needed time to study the issue.
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Donald Trump recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December, fulfilling a campaign pledge and upending the status quo in the Middle East.
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At the same time, Ellis's story continued to engage with cultural and political affairs, often by upending the tropes of comics themselves.
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Groups like the Tea Party have focused on primary elections, upending the Republican Party despite achieving mixed results in the general election.
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The loss of ice opening up the Arctic to year-round traffic was also upending the way of life for native Alaskan communities.
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The dream would be to give the super idol to a weak player, saving them and thereby upending the rival tribe's power structure.
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Similar to Cobb, upending his lifestyle was a way for him to find meaning and hope in the face of a terrifying future.
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When we wanted to explain the white populist backlash upending European politics, for instance, Amanda did it by profiling a small German town.
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In the second, agents burst in on a young couple and their toddler, upending their apartment in a warrantless search for identifying documents.
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Not so long ago, Theranos was flying high, its claims that it was upending the medical diagnostics business largely accepted by the public.
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But conservationists and officials are trying to curtail bushmeat hunting because of concerns that it is wrecking the environment and upending food chains.
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Threaded comments would bring the service to another level, helping it become a more important part of the workflow and upending existing services.
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The results, which Mr Ruff printed over a metre tall, resemble passport or identity-card photos, upending the usual notions of the portrait.
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Kapler said it was not about innovation but about upending assumptions; he assumes the outfield plan makes sense, but he is not sure.
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His detention was also a momentous development in the coming election in Brazil, upending the race to replace President Michel Temer in October.
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It was reminiscent of President-elect Trump upending three decades of American policy towards China by speaking with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen.
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In October, decade-old tapes from the show became public, showing Trump making lewd and disparaging remarks about women, and upending the race.
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The surge revealed a Republican electorate that was more angry than joyful, surprising the Washington political class and upending the Republican primary narrative.
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Automation and cheap foreign labor are upending job roles and job stability; expanding entrepreneurship can help us create new businesses and new industries.
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Yes, Trump won Democratic-leaning voters with an economic message of preserving the social safety net and upending job-stealing global trade agreements.
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The project challenges stereotypes about Islamic culture by upending them with a kind of absurdity, and Bennani's humor embodies a sense of generosity.
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Bennet said Democrats should focus on winning elections if they want to pick Supreme Court justices, not upending political norms because they lost.
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And at ages 210 and 70, respectively, they're part of a large group of Americans who are radically upending the concept of retirement.
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Amour Vert, a sustainable fashion brand, is completely upending that notion by making pieces that are chic, comfortable, and better for the planet.
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Eliminating the reimbursements could compel insurers to flee ObamaCare altogether, upending the law's marketplaces and leaving millions of low-income Americans without coverage.
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Americans want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.
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By upending all sorts of political conventions, Trump galvanized a populist fury that looked contemptuously upon business-as-usual in the nation's capital.
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These fears, analysts say, could be spurring Kim Jong-un to drastically change his country's behavior — upending long-held assumptions in the process.
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The move highlights the upending of the financial world, sped up by unintended consequences of a law designed to make fees more transparent.
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And the water has risen in some of the state's poorest areas, upending the lives of many already living on the financial edge.
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She couldn't bear the thought of hurting him, and upending her life, all because she couldn't be sure that she wasn't a lesbian.
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The whirling dervish joyfully defies convention, whether it's upending the traditions of Italian cooking or bringing pleasure into how we feed the hungry.
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But things began changing this week as investors sold Treasuries too, upending the conventional wisdom and causing prices of those bonds to plummet.
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This year's World Cup also saw an upending of traditional world soccer power arrangements in a metaphorical echo of today's global political economy.
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Scholars have spent the past several decades upending the old myths that the Middle Ages were intellectual stagnant, emotionally repressed, and merely masochistic.
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And when such fictional battles drag in real-world problems where the status quo absolutely needs upending, it makes for an odd dissonance.
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Warren's approach to structural reforms best resembles a scalpel, making careful changes beneath the surface that rework the system without completely upending it.
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Perhaps that describes SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate which is upending Silicon Valley finance with checks that have a seemingly endless number of zeros.
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He couldn't have anticipated that his name would be in the news because of the allegations of sexual abuse upending the entertainment industry.
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But his season was marred by a serious groin injury and he missed 27 games, upending the Lakers' chances of making the playoffs.
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Others say upending the tradition of using fireworks to celebrate religious festivals and other important occasions, despite the health risks, poses a challenge.
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The money will go toward the executive's dream of upending the entertainment industry with high-quality bite-size content intended for mobile devices.
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The coronavirus pandemic is upending global supply chains, and the looming economic recession could make managing the complex web of vendors even harder.
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Over the course of mere weeks, we have witnessed an upending of our entire economy and the most basic tenets of social life.
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At the same time, insurgent Democrats were running successful primaries against longtime office holders, upending the balance of power in the State Senate.
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Technology is upending not only television viewing but the way that movies have been monetized, rolling through one exclusive release "window" after another.
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Transitioning to such system would mean upending health coverage for tens of millions of people, particularly those who get coverage through their jobs.
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His copious sulking and slams against the group — whose exclusive album he bought for $2 million — was an upending of the social order.
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And much of the anger that is upending politics is driven by a revolt of left-behind regions against an over-mighty capital.
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A former top commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia has issued a new call to arms, upending the country's peace agreement.
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A former top commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia has issued a new call to arms, upending the country's peace agreement.
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Read more on 2020: Jennifer Rubin: Bernie Sanders has some nerve Henry Olsen: We can and must prevent coronavirus from upending our elections.
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Since then, she has registered a series of firsts for herself and her country, upending athletic expectations and cultural norms along the way.
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Then Mr. Cuomo — upending years of preparation — intervened with a new repair plan that avoids a full closure and those alternatives were abandoned.
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In addition to upending the traditional podcast distribution model, Luminary is committed to modernizing another aspect of podcasting: Getting more women on the air.
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The dealmaking underscores how the growing crisis in Brazil is upending regional trade flows and forcing buyers to extend their search for alternative supplies.
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For them, this stridency, in its potential upending of their comfortable status quo, seems a greater threat than the injustice it means to address.
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It's no accident that ideas de Benoist first formulated in France in the mid-20th century are now upending the politics of the 21st.
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Why it matters: Facebook and rival Google have shouldered blame for creating local news deserts by upending the business models of small, local newspapers.
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ONTARIO, California (Reuters) - As her husband stalked around the back yard, upending chairs and screaming about demons, Nancy Schrock knew he was unraveling fast.
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The question is not if they will keep upending retailing, manufacturing and logistics, but which industry and part of society they will change next.
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Those backers believe cryptocurrencies and the "blockchain" technology underpinning them will transform the way money is stored and transferred, upending the conventional banking system.
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Warren's tweets come after Senate Republicans pushed Mnuchin and Price through their panels on Wednesday, upending standard committee rules to circumvent a Democratic boycott.
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" As Keefe says, Trump's actions are "transfixing to watch" because they entail the "upending of norms, the defiance of taboos, the destabilization of institutions.
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After upending television with acclaimed online series, Amazon and Netflix joined the ranks of the film industry's elites with four gold statuettes between them.
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Ben Rhodes, an adviser to former Democratic President Barack Obama, said Trump was upending international order with threats of war and attacks on diplomacy.
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But Booksmart is more interested in upending the logic that has dominated high school since time immemorial: Girls can be smart, but not fun.
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The liberal wing of the Democratic Party is adamant on upending decades of sound law enforcement policies in favor of a radical progressive approach.
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It is riding on a wave of anti-establishment fervor spreading across Europe and the United States, upending traditional politics and fracturing mainstream parties.
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Many of those workers live in states and are employed by industries dependent on exports, and leaders say upending those ties could be devastating.
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A deal between the two could be complex and disruptive, analysts said, noting financing issues, complicated ownerships and the possibility of upending existing partnerships.
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Second is the board's upending of its bright-line test for determining whether a business entity is the joint employer of another company's employees.
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Why it matters: Bell is more liberal than McCulloch and has run a campaign focused on upending the criminal justice system in the city.
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Rather than follow the men, Diop stays with Ada and other women who remain, upending the usual course of the outward-bound heroic narrative.
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Instead of pushing for incremental tweaks, he has forced a broad discussion about upending the nation's entire health care system in one fell swoop.
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With a global pandemic upending our lives in every way, nothing is going to happen without at least a few hiccups, including online learning.
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Seramin is one of the hundreds of Bay Area business owners upending their traditional business models to combat a coronavirus-induced plunge in sales.
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American League By using relievers as "openers" — upending the traditional notion of starting pitching — the Rays consistently did something no team had done before.
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Elsewhere, grocery stores are the latest front of automation, as retailers like Walmart introduce friendly-looking robots that are quickly upending human work. 8.
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Jane Fonda, the two-time Oscar winner, fitness empire entrepreneur, multi-bestselling author, and producer has been upending convention for the past six decades.
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Mr. Rutenberg argued that Mr. Ailes had made a fortune in upending the traditional news media, focusing on Americans he said were being ignored.
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The difference here is that Prueitt comes at it from the gluten-free angle, and in a way that doesn't feel upending or intrusive.
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That great upending was the theme at the Fulcrum Conference on the future of work in Detroit, where I moderated a panel Wednesday morning.
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About 20 minutes into that day's expedition, Mr. Davy-Bowker captured a living scarce yellow sally stonefly, upending 22 years of presumed local extinction.
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Could the lack of statuettes be a backlash to a tech giant that is upending entertainment-industry business practices and threatening Hollywood power hierarchies?
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Further upending expectations, Vaccarello scaled back his typically heavy use of black and instead employed vibrant colors, including cobalt blue, fuchsia, purple and gold.
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He's a genius at upending the social rules and hierarchies that the establishment classes (of both right and left) have used to maintain dominance.
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A U.S. default on even a portion of that debt would raise questions about the safety of American bonds, upending the international financial system.
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These eight women run everything from sentencing to probation at a time when minority and women candidates are upending political norms across the country.
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The upending of the standings has been accelerated by a youth movement across the sport that has not discriminated based on population or popularity.
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And removing an apex predator like the octopod will have knock-on effects of its own—upending the balance of the sea floor ecosystem.
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The Alabama senator also dismissed recent talk of a GOP revolt, centered on the idea of a contested convention and upending Trump as the nominee.
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In the meantime, Cellino & Barnes is operating under orders from Justice Chimes that preclude both Ross Cellino and Stephen Barnes from upending the status quo.
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She was less concerned with upending Earth's soil and terraforming the landscape; rather, she wanted to minimize the impact of her art on the environment.
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Britain's entry into the Common Market in 1973 was widely considered a betrayal in Australia, upending decades of tradition and a host of tariff deals.
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Britain's entry into the Common Market in 1973 was widely considered a betrayal in Australia, upending decades of tradition and a host of tariff deals.
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By 2015-16 its political consequences were upending Western politics, sounding the death-knell of neo-liberalism, undermining the governing elites and weakening governing institutions.
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Tuft & Needle is a success story, growing over the last five years to push a new model of e-commerce that's upending traditional bedding sellers.
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"If you move too fast you run the risk of upending the entire initiative," Dan Shreve, one of the report's authors, said in an interview.
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There's a crucial warning here that's applicable to any future technologies upending the marketing stack: Marketers must be wary of becoming hypnotised by exciting buzzwords.
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The effects of merely tinkering with policy will be of a different order of magnitude to those of upending Britain's trading relationships with its neighbours.
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With so much uncertainty, I can understand why Laurel stuck with a safe position in a secret alliance, rather than completely upending the apple cart.
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Britain's entry into the Common Market in 1973 was widely considered a betrayal in Australia, upending decades of tradition and a host of tariff agreements.
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We spoke with and photographed several rising talents about how they're upending the system and what they believe the future of independent film looks like.
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Announcing Herrera's appointment, Lopez Obrador said Urzua had been uncomfortable with decisions upending what the president frequently calls Mexico's neoliberal era, dating from the 1980s.
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Content creators are upending this nascent business by going directly to the consumer without strategy — spraying and praying — essentially establishing a growing oligopoly without margin.
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But banks dislike PACE loans because they take precedence over mortgage debt in the event of a default, upending a basic tenet of the market.
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But the case for upending nearly four decades of agency fees may face an unexpected roadblock in Justice Antonin Scalia (more on that next time).
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He is at least the third high-level executive set to leave Facebook this year, upending a period of relative stability in the company's management.
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Despite a lot of media hype about Trump upending Dodd-Frank and other Obama regulatory policies, the order does nothing significant and reflects little urgency.
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By potentially upending the deal and straining European nations' individual business interests in Iran, is Trump leveraging rivalries, to diminish the EU's overall economic clout?
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But a wave of younger collectors are driving up the prices of recent model cars, upending the traditional market, according to a classic car expert.
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Aldi and its German discounter rival Lidl have become giants in European retail, upending Britain's grocery retail market, and are challenging U.S. retailers as well.
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Brown water rushed through Ellicott City's historic Main Street, toppling buildings and upending cars, as the nearby Patapsco River swelled to a record-breaking level.
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Upending Fox News with a seismic leadership change, particularly as the presidential election season intensifies, is a scenario the brothers are not eager to confront.
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Charges of dishonesty leveled against Cruz by Trump and Rubio have stuck, Cruz supporters lamented, upending his message as the trusted conservative in the race.
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More fundamentally, trying to reject the free-trade deal with America's neighbors entirely would mean upending major industries and a generation's worth of economic integration.
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As these powerful curators turn music into a kind of public utility, they're upending our very understanding of what it means to be a musician.
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This ramp-up was bound to have the effect of upending the rather cosy LNG club that prevailed between producers and their long-term customers.
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Their pitch to Trump: The group argues that upending current policy would risk jobs by eroding the certainty that bolsters manufacturing investment and tech innovation.
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Imagine you are a millionaire or billionaire anxious about a deadly virus spreading around the globe ravaging populations and upending trade relations and financial markets.
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Airlines are losing billions of dollars, thousands could lose their jobs, a global recession is around the corner and social isolation is upending daily life.
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It is also totally upending the world travel industry and is exerting considerable pressure on the emerging market economies by driving down international commodity prices.
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On a high-wire day in British politics, a crucial question now is how the government will respond to the upending of Mr. Johnson's plan.
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It was an unremarkable day strategically, but a day on the human level that proved transformative, upending forgotten lives in a forlorn, small-unit war.
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But Alice had married a servant's son for love — to her furious brother, a betrayal driven by sex and an upending of the world's order.
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Park's conviction brings to close a corruption scandal which gripped South Korea, upending the country's politics and implicating some of the country's most powerful figures.
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At the same time, Trump announced plans to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to the holy city, upending seven decades of US policy.
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The election's consequences will spill beyond Britain's borders: rewriting Britain's relationship with the European Union, the United States and upending the politics of global trade.
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Why it matters: Exclusions are the only way for companies to seek relief from the pain of the trade war that's upending the global economy.
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And for some women, that drive to act pushed them to alter their lives in significant ways, sometimes upending them altogether with immediate and drastic changes.
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BlackBerry never really came up with an answer for Apple's upending of the mobile market, stumbling from one "too little, too late" offering to the next.
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Now we have a rebel upending the beauty industry as another self-described outsider and alleged sexual harasser enters a second year at the Oval Office.
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However, unlike China, which responded aggressively to Trump's upending of the trading relationship between Washington and Beijing, Indian officials dismissed Monday's move by the White House.
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These comments have put Beijing on notice that Washington will not sit idly by if China appears be upending decades of peaceful development in Asia's waters.
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The U.S. shale boom has prompted a surge in oil exports, upending global supply and sparking a race to build infrastructure that can handle those vessels.
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The internet and the availability of huge piles of data on everyone and everything are transforming the democratic process, just as they are upending many industries.
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The most consequential upending of precedent lies in the contrast between how Democrats passed the Affordable Care Act and how Republicans are attempting to repeal it.
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China has banned imports of some low-grade plastic waste for recycling from this year, upending markets in Europe in North America which lack recycling capacity.
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The format seems theatrical, or at least experiential: In these establishments, customers aren't only paying for the food but for the upending of dining-out conventions.
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Main Street, also known as Frederick Road, was transformed into a waterway over the weekend, as brown water sluiced through town, destroying shops and upending cars.
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Did a president who has measured out his term in office by gleefully upending previously, deeply held national beliefs and practices deliver another stunning death blow?
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Doomsday preppers — people who prepare and stockpile for society-upending disasters both natural and manmade — have been on the rise in the US in recent decades.
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Years of economic decline drove hundreds of thousands of island residents to the US mainland, and is now upending the political calculus on the presidential trail.
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Arms control advocates in particular worry withdrawing from the INF Treaty could trigger a Cold War-style arms race, thereby upending stability in Europe and elsewhere.
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Facebook is going to do the same for new media companies, upending the existing order, argues former Chartbeat CEO Tony Haile, in his ongoing Recode series.
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Years of economic decline has driven hundreds of thousands of island residents to the US mainland, and is upending the political calculus on the presidential trail.
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And while it may be a disappointment to the liberals who once pinned their hopes on her, she's shown little sign of upending her cautious approach.
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The Pirate Party has benefited from a wave of dissent that has swept through Europe and the United States, upending traditional politics and fracturing mainstream parties.
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Tesla's sleek stores embodied its green vision for upending the transportation and energy business: a one-stop shop for electric cars, solar panels and battery storage.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump is upending the United States economy, and perhaps jeopardizing his re-election prospects, with an abrupt escalation of protectionist trade policies.
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Express _____ The conflict has broken into several small wars, and the carnage is reaching a new peak, upending any assumptions it might be nearing an end.
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" Then Mr. Trump won the White House, upending Mr. Ayres's argument, though he said that the case he made "won't be wrong in the long term.
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Perhaps the Houston Rockets could accommodate him, as their aging stars have taken two runs at the Golden State Warriors without yet upending those basketball artistes.
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U.S. consumer spending rose moderately in February and momentum is set to fade rapidly in the coming months, with the coronavirus pandemic upending life for Americans.
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Though this is happening everywhere in the country, in Los Angeles it feels like a cruel joke, a deliberate upending of our delicate ritual of interrelating.
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The phenomenon is best exemplified in the upending of the far West Side of Manhattan from Midtown on down, which Moss chronicles in rich, methodical detail.
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This month, the United States stunned global health officials by upending deliberations on a resolution supporting breast-feeding to protect the interests of infant-formula manufacturers.
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Indeed, until fears over the coronavirus abruptly began upending lives around the globe, the market and the money had largely moved in one direction since 2008.
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President Trump took credit on Tuesday for Saudi Arabia's move to isolate its neighbor Qatar, rattling his national security staff by upending a crucial strategic relationship.
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Not because I became vegetarian — that would be professionally untenable — but because my younger child did, thus upending most of my hard-won weeknight cooking strategies.
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Mr. Cummings proved that stories and lies, allied to strategic cunning, conviction, secrecy, ruthlessness and upending convention, could be much more appealing than reason and fact.
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Should the president's Cambiemos Party fail to maintain a working coalition in October's parliamentary elections, it could stall Macri's agenda, upending the economy and unsettling investors.
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In that remarkably short period of time, the on-demand model has spread to all corners of our lives, upending how we work, shop and live.
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He entered two World Series games in the fifth inning, upending the notion that a manager must save his best reliever for the eighth or ninth.
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Her research on recent developments in the gun violence prevention movement is published as a chapter in the book, "Upending American Politics" (2020, Oxford University Press).
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In upending the episode's reality, the show makes the audience recalibrate its perception of the season as a whole, and anxiously anticipate the next weirdo jump.
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Virtually all refugees also were barred by Trump's order, upending the lives of thousands of people who have spent years seeking asylum in the United States.
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Ironically, as its content includes the CEO of CBS or discussions about Snap, it essentially raises itself one step above the media channels it is upending.
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Perhaps Graham will play a groundbreaking comedian such as Elaine May, Jean Carroll, or Phyllis Diller, all sharp character-driven improvisers known for upending traditional gender roles.
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He'll join Eric Liedtke, Adidas executive board member, onstage to discuss a range of topics, including upending traditional manufacturing and the relationship between incumbents and disruptive startups.
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It's easy enough to trace the soundtrack's retro references, but Dixon and Stein's work for Stranger Things reflects the series' wider fixation: actively upending 80s cinematic clichés.
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President Trump just officially declared Jerusalem to be the capital of Israel, upending decades of US diplomacy and threatening to spark massive unrest across the Muslim world.
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So much of "Watchmen" is about upending our assumptions, though, that it's worth acknowledging what we've actually learned, just to have one foot planted on terra firma.
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Trump's erratic behavior and calls for upending decades of bipartisan consensus on issues ranging from NATO to nuclear proliferation have already sent alarms blaring in foreign capitals.
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In 2018, however, they have moved beyond tactical tinkering and are upending the very structure of baseball, by dispensing with the concept of the starting pitcher altogether.
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Indiana's Chamber of Commerce said the utilities had already undergone significant planning and gained preliminary approvals, and that upending those plans would hurt Indiana's electric power consumers.
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A National Labour Relations Board in her hands could decide that "misclassification" of workers as independent contractors was a violation of labour law, upending the gig-economy.
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Saudi Arabia's conflicting accounts of Khashoggi's killing have prompted international outcry against the world's top oil exporter, upending the young crown prince's international image as a reformer.
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A study from 2015 suggests that most peanut allergies can be staved off by introducing peanuts to children at an early age, upending years of conventional thinking.
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Comcast might immediately launch a hostile bid for much of 21st Century Fox, for example, potentially upending Disney's planned acquisition of much of Rupert Murdoch's entertainment business.
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While Roberts did not write the majority opinion himself, he did join it in full and also wrote a rare concurrence defending the majority's upending of precedent.
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Rectify has often been praised for upending the TV formulas that way, for "how radical its storytelling is," as Matt Zoller Seitz put it at New York.
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Upending the board's leadership could create more uncertainty for Wells Fargo, just as the bank is trying to regain respect and credibility among customers, investors and regulators.
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The FTSE 250 had opened higher, in a rare break from moving in tandem with sterling and another sign that Brexit uncertainty is upending conventional trading strategies.
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Only six weeks ago cheap oil was still expected to cushion the outlook for growth, but tumbling energy prices are upending the economies of oil-producing countries.
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I can deal with superteams upending the very landscape of basketball as we knew it, but I won't abide by them ruining what's sacred: NBA summer vacation.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Donald J. Trump's proposals for upending American policy toward the Korean Peninsula have found a receptive audience in at least one place: North Korea.
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The lyrics almost pour out of him more than he sings them, the intimate moments and sudden realizations streaming forth in this torrent of world-upending grief.
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But one reason that Trumpism is so transfixing to watch is that it is about the upending of norms, the defiance of taboos, the destabilization of institutions.
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Republicans had been stung by ultra-conservative candidates who had won primary elections in key states by upending more mainstream alternatives before ultimately losing their general elections.
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Vox Media is often considered one of the upstart companies, with the likes of BuzzFeed and Vice, upending the established ways that older news media organizations operate.
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The kingdom has faced a torrent of international condemnation over the murder of Khashoggi, upending the young crown prince's image as a reformer on the international stage.
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The Times report cites an Amazon memo circulated in early 2017, before it acquired Whole Foods, that outlines the company's vision for upending the grocery-shopping experience.
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He has promised to blow up the North American Free Trade Agreement, or Nafta, upending commerce between the two countries, valued at about $500 billion a year.
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Federer's previous strategy would have been to focus all his energy on upending the only man who has wrecked his grand slam hopes over the past year.
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Industry-splitting issues, ranging from ethanol to trade, are also coming up more under Trump, whose policies and procedures are upending decades' worth of traditional Washington maneuvering.
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Because there was no upending of customary law—a big part of which was the presiding roles of husbands—during the American Revolution, the belief became pervasive.
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Mr. Singh and Ms. Lewis said they felt bad about upending the plans but were grateful that none of their loved ones were hurt in the storm.
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The F.C.C. argued that the deal would violate limits on the number of TV stations one entity can own, upending Sinclair's hope of becoming the next Fox.
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Even though most works in the show's finale were created after PAG's dissolution, they all demonstrate a united approach to upending the cultural mores of Indian society.
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She twisted and flipped and smiled her way to the bottom, upending and resetting the standard for her event, landing at the top of the sports world.
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Buying a seven-day and 30-day pass can be upending if lost and takes a bigger chunk of money than $2.75 and $3 for the day.
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He was also unable to prevent upending decades of Middle East policy by moving the American Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem without gaining any ground toward peace.
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"We really are being stretched to the limit," said Mr. Udall, who sees President Trump and his allied Republicans as upending the governing norms of the nation.
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It poses an economic threat, potentially stalling the growth on which Northern Irish peace is so dependent and upending an established American policy of supporting that progress.
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A slim possibility still existed that other Republicans would join Democrats and Ms. Collins and Mr. Romney in calling for more testimony, upending the party's game plan.
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Olivia Colman, above, becomes Queen Elizabeth II in "The Crown"; Dungeons & Dragons is making a comeback; and SoftBank is upending the lives of workers around the world.
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The move is intended to help avoid upending the election as the F.B.I. inadvertently did in 2016 when its campaign inquiries shaped the outcome of the race.
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Electric vehicles are upending the industry, saving some jobs as factories are retooled to build zero-emission vehicles but costing many times more in the long run.
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Today's political scene is chaotic, the generations are staring each other down, and the planet's ecosystem is upending — but at least you can take care of yourself.
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And tucked into the lighthearted, telegraphic narratives that he sang with such clear enunciation was a sly defiance, upending convention to claim the pleasures of the moment.
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This is the 70th phase of the Car Wash investigation that unveiled wide-ranging graft, upending the country's political establishment by implicating hundreds of officials and executives.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk has posted new details about Starship: a fully reusable and potentially industry-upending rocket system that may land the first people on Mars.
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He also seethes like the alcoholic that Pollock was — upending dinner tables, raging at his wife (Marcia Gay Harden) and ultimately crashing his car, which killed him.
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Kohan is a demonstrated fan of upending her show's premise to try something else (see: Weeds' sixth season forcing the cast to move elsewhere and live undercover).
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In the 1960s, Black women asserted their power over these conflicting standards by upending them, choosing to embrace the simple, yet radical act of wearing natural hair.
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Upending the board's leadership could create more uncertainty for Wells Fargo, just as the bank is trying to regain respect and credibility among customers, investors and regulators.
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A new book titled LikeWar: The Weaponization of Social Media explores how this is transforming our culture and upending the old rules of politics and even war.
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President Donald Trump has a way of upending news cycles and his own agenda with a few early-morning 140-character messages tapped out on the Twitter app.
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The students endure strange and harsh punishments, and when J slips out, he discovers another school, this one made up of female students, upending everything he was taught.
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It means upending the way our campaigns are financed, through citizen funding that gives every voter the opportunity for meaningful participation regardless of his or her financial status.
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They object to its implications, uses, and, most importantly, its consequences, what some conservatives view as the upending of racial and cultural hierarchies to create a new one.
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Adding the citizenship question to the decennial enumeration at this moment represents at best extreme recklessness, and at worst the weaponization of statistics, upending a basic constitutional command.
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In her new self-released comedy special, Rape Jokes, Cameron Esposito talks about coming out and realizing that being gay meant upending the whole way women are valued.
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But a smart startup can take steps now to avoid losing political power, avoid facing tougher regulations and avoid being vulnerable to the companies and industries they're upending.
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Mr. Grijalva, whose constituency includes four tribal nations, said the construction work was also affecting the ecology of the area by upending cactuses and encroaching on freshwater areas.
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He kept asking his audience if they wanted to hear "another radical idea" and spoke not about just upending the Washington power structure, but about tearing it down.
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Perhaps most importantly, the result confirmed the upending of politics that Mr Macron brought about when he seized the presidency in 2017 with a new party, En Marche.
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David O. Russell's latest film is a radical reminder that working women have long been the original "disruptors," forging their way and upending stale systems to get ahead.
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Nest's co-founder and Chief Product Officer talks about how Nest is upending the energy, safety and security spaces and what industry his company is aiming for next.
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After all, Britain's entry into the Common Market in 1973 was widely considered a betrayal at the time, upending decades of tradition and a host of tariff agreements.
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So they start meeting in secret — or just in the ladies' room — to brainstorm how, exactly, they can get the credit they're owed without upending everything they know.
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Why it matters: With its track record of upending nearly every business it enters, Amazon has the potential to decimate UPS and FedEx as it moves into shipping.
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The flood of cash is upending contests in some once-solid Republican strongholds, including a handful of districts that traditionally have been the most conservative in the country.
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Of course, that would barely be a drop in the bucket for SoftBank's $98 billion Vision Fund, which has been upending venture capital investing with its mammoth deals.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Rapidly evolving technology is upending the traditional pecking order in the luxury car market, which until now has operated on the principle that bigger is better.
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It is ironic that fundamentalist conservatism pervades the Islamic world, for the Prophet Muhammad was anything but a conservative, upending the social order of Arabia during his time.
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Pompeo told Lavrov that Cuban and Russian involvement risks destabilizing Venezuela and upending the relationship between Washington and Moscow, State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said in a statement.
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But in the world of industrial metals it has proved just as defining an event, upending expectations and transforming the price of everything metallic from aluminum to zinc.
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Pulling the legs out from this agreement by reestablishing a hard border risks upending the delicate balance of compromises that has maintained peace for the last twenty years.
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Few expect Europe to beat a powerhouse like Canada, but all tournament long, Krueger has been a picture of calm, explaining how his players were upending the odds.
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China is violating virtually every international norm to pursue its stated goal of upending the international order — the very global system that has enabled its remarkable economic success.
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A federal appeals court on July 29 struck down North Carolina's _________ requirement, upending voting procedures in a crucial state slightly more than three months before Election Day. 36.
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With this phone call, and the follow-up tweet, Trump is risking fundamentally upending decades of US policy toward Taiwan and enraging China, the world's only other superpower.
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At the time, start-ups like WhatsApp, Uber and Deliveroo were upending the landscape of their respective sectors, transforming the way people communicate, shop, socialize, travel and eat.
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As in the United States, the Australian food revolution meant upending a formal, Eurocentric fine-dining scene, embracing fresh and locally grown food, and incorporating immigrant food traditions.
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He said he had been urging fellow Democrats to watch a 2009 BBC film, "Margaret," about the downfall of Margaret Thatcher, as inspiration for upending a legislative chieftain.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has made a trademark of upending many of the diplomatic traditions that have defined American foreign policy for decades, angering a host of longtime allies.
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Such lawsuits are rare on Wall Street because, women say, there is little to gain by challenging employers and they risk tarnishing their reputations and upending their careers.
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The lingering economic insecurity has fired resentments, sharpened identity politics and fueled populism on the right and left that is upending hierarchies in the Democratic and Republican Parties.
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A congressional race here has become a crucial test of whether Mr. Trump's upending of the norms of international trade will come at the expense of Republican candidates.
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Now, Mr. Trump has put Keystone XL back on the table, and with it the prospect of significantly increased oil production and carbon emissions, upending Canada's climate calculus.
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A ruling ultimately striking down the entire law — the outcome the Trump administration is arguing for — would have even bigger ramifications, upending more technical parts of the ACA.
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The aspiring hip-hop star plays himself — a cool, street-smart kid whose grandmother sends him to live with his cousins' family, upending their conservative way of life.
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A cascade of failures and errors by the Iowa Democratic Party delayed the release of official results, upending the nomination fight and sapping confidence in the process itself.
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"The discomfort with a culture in which goods, people and ideas freely circulate across the globe, upending old patterns, cannot simply be dismissed as reactionary nostalgia," Traub concludes.
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Policymakers voted unanimously to cut the key rate from 6.5% to 6.25%, upending the expectations of 21 of the 24 economists polled by Reuters ahead of the decision.
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We don't have many opportunities later in life to change who we are, without worrying about what other people think or upending wherever we've landed in our lives.
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This would be a game-changer in American foreign policy, essentially upending the world order as we know it in the interest of building a low-carbon world.
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Yet the decline of the iconic American shopping mall is only the most visible aspect of a far broader revolution that is upending the entire world of commerce.
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Mr. Fillon was accused of embezzling public funds during his time in Parliament, upending a campaign that was, in large part, based on a projected image of probity.
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Trump on Friday avoided upending the nuclear deal with Iran that he has repeatedly disparaged, agreeing to waive key sanctions the US lifted as part of the deal.
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Upending the typical thriller trope of the sex worker as helpless victim, "Cam" introduces us to the populous world of webcam pornography through the eyes of Alice, a.k.a.
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Although I strongly feel that I have a right to know whether this person is my brother, I can't find out for certain without upending other people's lives.
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But in 1984, a black cop from Detroit upending the expectations and norms of an all-white police squad wasn't just excellent film fare — it was revelatory satire.
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But the economic malaise driven by the upending of trade flows is hitting tech companies hard due to both supply chain disruption and the economic slowdown in China.
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You know: Burberry's announcement this month that it is upending the fashion system, and that, come September, it will show season-nonspecific clothes that will be immediately for sale.
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Relations between Taiwan, China and the US have been strained since President-elect Donald Trump spoke to Tsai in a phone call in December, upending decades of diplomatic protocol.
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These concepts toy with the Alien mythology, upending it and giving it a spin, to the point where everything audiences have known since 1979 is suddenly called into question.
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But with Obama in the last few months of his presidency, key Asian powers are worried about the future with the 2016 presidential campaign upending US foreign policy orthodoxies.
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That prompted CEO Tim Cook to lash out against the EC in a public letter, accusing the body of ignoring Ireland's current laws and upending the international tax system.
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Trump rattled Arab and European leaders in February by indicating he was open to a one-state solution, upending a position taken by successive administrations and the international community.
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Not content with erasing all of E Corp's data and upending finance capitalism as we know it, this week fsociety decided to hit E Corp with a ransomware attack.
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For start-ups — many of which began in Silicon Valley — the clauses can seem to conflict with professed goals of upending business as usual and being open with employees.
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Nearly 85033 months into Trump's presidency, he is upending the western alliance and fundamentally calling into question the reliability of the U.S. as an economic, political and security partner.
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He is making moves, upending expectations and -- in his mind -- standing firm on principle against the establishment forces, in both parties, that are just trying to do what's easy.
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Gignilliat had never been violent with her before, Levand said, but on October 27th she started "pushing and shoving" her, and upending furniture and breaking things in the house.
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That Trump would speak with him directly is a further sign that the president is upending the usual Republican position on the issue, against government action to address prices.
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The Graham-Cassidy plan hurts patients by squeezing and upending the health care system, which helps explain why 16 major patient groups came out against the proposal on Monday.
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Zelenskiy's rise coincided with voters around the world upending the status quo, propelling anti-establishment forces such as U.S. President Donald Trump and Italy's 5-Star movement to power.
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The Atlantic Magazine just posted a smart look at how this is a global phenomenon, with similar rural clout dynamic upending politics in 20 countries, including Japan and Argentina.
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Although evangelists herald blockchain as the new internet, capable of upending mainstays of the energy sector like the centralized power grid, many applications have created more hype than value.
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In addition, CALA's new mobile app where this apparel is sold is upending the traditional way garment sizes are created and fitted by way of 3D body scanning technology.
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Women, trans and not, who resist the idea that men have an inherent right to their bodies — at work and at home — are upending conventional wisdom about gender roles.
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The filmmakers also turned to an array of outside Latino cultural consultants to vet ideas and suggest new ones — upending a long-running studio tradition of strict creative lockdown.
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The idea, Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts said, is to predict when trouble might happen and avoid it, upending the traditional notion of riding a starter until he gets tired.
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"Darkness Visible" demonstrated that patients could be the owners and describers of their mental disorders, upending centuries of medical tradition in which the mentally ill were discredited and shamed.
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LONDON — He had dark skin, brown curly hair and blue eyes, DNA tests suggest, upending a common assumption that Britain's indigenous populations were all pale skinned with fair features.
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"Game of Thrones" became a global phenomenon largely by upending expectations, and one way it achieved that was by using the calcified conventions of the fantasy genre against us.
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And I think that today people listen as much by mood as they do by genre, upending an entire way of thinking about the importance of these generic categories.
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Mr. Trump is "upending the United States economy, and perhaps jeopardizing his re-election prospects, with an abrupt escalation of protectionist trade policies," Jim Tankersley of the NYT writes.
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Those actions have led to serious schisms in America's international relationships: Allies have struck back with tariffs of their own, even as they lament the upending of traditional partnerships.
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In the process, Mr. Trump is upending the usual sequence of events in diplomacy: beginning with a leader-to-leader summit meeting, and then leaving the details to underlings.
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The Covid-19 pandemic has infected more than 500,000 people globally, rattling financial markets, upending local economies and resulting in thousands of deaths worldwide, with numbers expected to climb.
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The upending of the left comes amid a broader realignment in American politics, with the Republican Party establishment also contending with a rising rebellion, driven by pro-Trump populists.
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With the rise of smartphones, it became truly essential to the lives of millions — upending incumbents whose entire business had been selling expensive, subscription-based in-car navigation systems.
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In doing so, the king swept aside his son's older rival, Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, 57, upending decades of royal custom and profoundly reordering the kingdom's inner power structure.
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More recently, however, the vlogger has been receiving attention online for his continuous drama with fellow YouTubers Stephanie Soo and Zach Choi — drama that&aposs upending the mukbang community.
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On the reality-TV competition "Nashville Star," she was a striver; then, on her first two major label albums, she was a dissenter, upending norms with verve and backbone.
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"What critics said: "Zendaya is reinvented as the self-destructive, self-loathing Rue, in what is a truly astonishing, mesmerising performance, upending every expectation of what she could do.
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Though the call alarmed experts, who say it risks upending decades of American efforts to manage the dispute, nonexperts could be forgiven for scratching their heads about the uproar.
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Social causes such as the LGBTQ movement, marijuana legalization, immigration, even sanctuary college campuses, have accelerated at dizzying pace, upending the comfort of steady progress and long-observed mores.
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The American restoration of sanctions also annulled the export licenses of leading aerospace companies to sell commercial aircraft to Iran, upending multibillion-dollar orders won by Boeing and Airbus.
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But recently erected hydropower dams and plans to build more — half associated with Chinese companies — threaten its delicate balance, potentially dislocating up to a million people and upending agriculture.
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In the nineteen-sixties and seventies, the trees contributed to the upending of the canonical theory that Bronze Age civilization had spread westward from Egypt and the Near East.
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Most recently, Mr. Trump last week announced that transgender Americans would be barred from military service — catching the Pentagon by surprise and upending a long-running internal review process.
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Still, there may be a growing appetite among readers for less partisan books that explain the economic, social and cultural realities shaping our politics, and upending old ideological alignments.
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With surging populist movements straining alliances and Mr. Trump's election upending the political calculations of many countries, Ukraine may be among the most vulnerable to the shifting political winds.
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By literally upending the most tangible instrument of the fossil-fuel economy Yellin wants to erect a visionary monument as a beacon of hope for humanity's greatest ambition: survival.
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While such tariffs would primarily take aim at China, EU officials fear steel headed for the United States would instead be redirected to European nations, upending the industry there.
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The vast majority of people we interviewed chose detention because they want a chance to defend themselves and can't face the prospect of upending their entire lives by leaving.
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Now, the DNC has institutionalized the number of individual donors as a key metric, upending the emphasis on big-dollar fundraisers and prioritizing the kind of grassroots organizing that Sen.
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He doesn't have much to say, and Gypsy seems disappointed — almost as if she regrets upending her life for this person who can't seem to give her what she wants.
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As a result, yields on 10-year bonds AU10YT=RR broke under 1% for the first time ever this week, upending the Aussie's traditional status as a high-yielding currency.
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But as an expression of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's politics, it feels like phase three has come so far but also stopped short of truly upending its own status quo.
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The implication is clear: By embracing his desire for a violent, radical upending of the social order, Turner has stepped out of the darkness and into the light, quite literally.
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That's a surprising turn of events, one that says a lot about the state of the media business in 2018 — and about the technology companies that are upending that business.
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I roll it all up and put it in the Crown Royal bag so I don't embarrass myself in the locker room by upending my supplies to find the clothes.
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Today, however, foreign brands like KFC are sweeping the market, upending a traditional food economy based partly on staples like thoke (salads), lahpet (pickled tea leaves), and meeshay (rice noodles).
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That he is in violation of the Constitution and upending 60 years of global diplomacy, for reasons that are at best obscure and at worst corrupt, is a better one.
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Mr Pruitt is set to continue his campaign against science he does not much like, by upending several critical advisory boards that the EPA relies on for independent scientific advice.
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But Thiel's apparent symbolic support for Trump isn't incompatible with the goal of either defeating a Democratic candidate or simply upending the system — something that Ron Paul's campaign implicitly promised.
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With less than a week until the caucuses and even with Trump upending all plans by stunningly deciding not to participate in the debate, Cruz World is not outwardly scrambling.
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Trump says he is taking a hard line on trade to protect U.S. workers and U.S. companies, but critics say his approach is upending the rules of multilateral global trade.
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More recently we saw the rise of social media, which is still upending the traditional advertising model for online publishers and spawning new publishers powered by clickable and shareable content.
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Someday, a matchstick-size implant could automatically dispense the treatment in the body, upending a market that's expected to top $21 billion by 2026, according to data from Datamonitor Healthcare.
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There's warmth, too, particularly through Gyllenhaal's mournful, electric presence, her fame itself upending the hierarchies of cable, which typically dictates that extras bare it all while the stars cover up.
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Netflix shares hit an all-time high Friday, briefly passing through $214 for the first time ever, an incredible milestone for a video streaming company upending the traditional media industry.
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So long as the Hollywood set is allowed to keep their armed security, there is no problem calling for a wholesale upending of the Second Amendment for the chattering masses.
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Combining Labor and Education could help influence colleges to add broad entrepreneurship requirements, which are needed for all students in today's economy where creative destruction is seemingly upending every profession.
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ER: Great artwork by Fantagraphics god Jim Blanchard, who completely subverted expectations of what a record called King of the Jews would sound like by upending what it lookrf like.
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But the allegations have had real enough consequences for the island nation, contributing to upending its politics, undermining its currency and credit rating, and affecting relations with giant neighbor India.
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When Corgan was asked by a follower if he had seen "the hit movie Shrek," he responded not by directly answering, but by upending the childhoods of an entire generation.
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THE LOST FAMILYHow DNA Testing Is Upending Who We AreBy Libby Copeland DNA is "not love," notes a woman in "The Lost Family," a new book about consumer genetic testing.
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The upending of the debate calendar set off an hourslong quarrel that seemed likely to reverberate and resurface through the final days of an election cycle that was already acrimonious.
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Earlier this month, before the novel coronavirus outbreak started upending life across the US, Michael Bapis was looking forward to a few business trips he had coming up this spring.
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Finding new sources To troubleshoot the backlog, some federal agencies have been upending their typical approach to get the supplies they need, going around distributors and seeking out new providers.
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The Trump administration accelerated that process by upending decades of consensus American policy in the Middle East as it recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital and slashed support for Palestinian refugees.
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That is how close No. 9 Central Florida was to ousting Duke, the top overall seed and presumptive favorite, and upending the East Region, not to mention the entire tournament.
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MBS (as he's known) has been hailed in the West as an "ambitious, energetic" young "reformer" who's upending the kingdom's conservative ways and ushering in a new era of modernization.
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The coronavirus pandemic is upending business plans and sending executives scrambling to map out strategies to mitigate the impact of the outbreak as far out as the next three years.
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The coronavirus is upending the industry at an unprecedented scale with employees working from home, marketers pulling ads and tweaking campaigns, and media buyers scrambling to manage the business ramifications.
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Here's what I didn't prepare for: telling my kids to back away from me, while informing them that this scary thing upending the entire planet is now inside our house.
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There is no doubt the Trump administration has staked out new ground on trade and immigration, upending relations with Mexico and large parts of the Muslim world in the process.
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They had no way to anticipate that, on a warm evening in late February, the real and imagined Amparas would collide, upending their lives and provoking a brief national breakdown.
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And no, it's not related to her upending the beauty industry with Fenty Beauty (though she did set a new standard for what a foundation shade range should look like).
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The new code delivers a disruption to those who work in divorce — and those who go through it, experts say, by upending this constant in a highly subjective legal arena.
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"Republican Donald Trump has claimed an upset victory in the race for the White House, upending the political establishment," said Mark Haefele, Global Chief Investment Officer at UBS Wealth Management.
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WASHINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer spending rose moderately in February and momentum is set to fade rapidly in the coming months, with the coronavirus pandemic upending life for Americans.
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Trump, not a master of minutiae, has turned Ryan's party on its head, blowing up long-held policy convictions and upending a political order that had been intact for decades.
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In 2011, when the Arab Spring began upending governments across the Middle East, both Saudi Arabia and Iran again tried to fill the vacuums, and that often meant supporting violence.
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And yet, GoT had always been a series dedicated to upending fantasy traditions, and Arya had charted her own complicated journey throughout the show, honing her skills at murder and revenge.
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But he also said that when he entered the race in June, he did not expect to reach the eve of the caucuses with a real possibility of upending national politics.
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In March, Chapman ruled that Sabine could shed certain pipeline contracts, upending a long-held view by midstream operators that their agreements to gather and transport natural gas were bankruptcy-proof.
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Kobalt is upending the traditional infrastructure to track music plays to capture royalties for artists, an industry that today still involves people literally walking into bars and writing down what's playing.
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After a losing campaign for president, Rubio reversed himself and decided to run for re-election, upending a Senate race that Democrats felt they had a good chance of winning. Rep.
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The movement has its skeptics: Certain majors might need to be spruced up, but the idea of upending the model entirely is dangerous, says Matthew Mayhew, a professor at Ohio State.
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His upending of a genre of painting usually replete with heroism or moralistic messages adds a layer of art-historical intrigue, a reimagining of what history painting is in this moment.
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Elon Musk is upending the automotive industry (Tesla) and space travel (SpaceX), not to mention some side projects he has digging tunnels (The Boring Company) and connecting mind and machine (Neuralink).
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said that Washington would withdraw the roughly 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria, upending a pillar of American policy in the Middle East and alarming U.S. allies.
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A candidate could argue that the executive branch has acquired too much power and that rather than bending rules and upending the way Congress works, the next president should restore normalcy.
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Titled Volume 1, the makeup line is branded as cruelty-free and vegan friendly, a way to tap into the growing demand for more naturally-sourced products that is upending industries.
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She's furious with him for upending the most basic assumptions she had about her boss and her job, but she seems to understand that he is going to realign her mission.
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The military's power was clear on Monday when Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, demanded to meet Pope Francis before Sun Kyi, upending a schedule that had her meeting the pontiff first.
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Kuala Lumpur (CNN)Veteran Malaysian politician Mahathir Mohamad has become the world's oldest leader after a shock victory in the country's election, upending six decades of control by the ruling coalition.
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Donald J. Trump has made unraveling the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the largest regional trade accord in history, the centerpiece of his campaign, upending more than half a century of Republican orthodoxy.
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Further, in October, Sessions formally determined that a 1964 federal civil rights law, Title VII, does not protect transgender workers from employment discrimination, once again upending previous guidelines issued under Obama.
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They risk propelling Sudan deeper into crisis, upending Bashir's attempt to stave off financial collapse and destabilizing a country beset by simmering internal conflicts that straddles Africa and the Middle East.
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Upending decades of foreign policy Trump's decision upended seven decades of US foreign policy that has resisted a recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital before the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is resolved.
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In a radical upending of long-held stereotypes I think of as The Great Correction, they have discovered that when measured correctly, the female libido is as "strong" as the male.
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While reiterating her familiar positions on regulating corporations and upending Washington lobbying, Ms. Warren also sought to present new ideas to a national audience that is still getting to know her.
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But farmers, agricultural scientists and industry officials say a new threat has been ruining harvests, upending lives and adding to the surge of families migrating to the United States: climate change.
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But elected officials and political strategists had been preparing for the possibility of a hasty redrawing of the congressional map and an upending of carefully laid plans for the midterm campaigns.
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The Twitter posts set off a scramble at the White House, upending a frenetic effort by Mr. Trump's advisers to portray the spending agreement as a major victory for the president.
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If Chile moves forward with rewriting its constitution, it should do so without upending the political system that has produced one of the healthiest and wealthiest democracies in the Western Hemisphere.
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Even so, such a set of premises and inclinations shouldn't prohibit a critic's being pleasantly surprised or bitterly disappointed by a book — or the acknowledgment of his upending to the reader.
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Still, companies of all sizes — from Carrefour in Spain to Schnucks supermarket in St. Louis — are investing in tens of thousands of friendly-looking robots that are quickly upending human work.
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Amazon's growing delivery network is piling pressure on UPS and rival FedEx Corp, which are racing to squeeze more profits from surging e-commerce deliveries that are upending their business models.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders — whose platforms include plans for upending the current health care system, overhauling the financial system and fighting climate change — have inspired a variety of market trades.
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The debate is heating up this budget season over the Air Force's multibillion-dollar plan to acquire new space launch services, as Congress considers upending the tight schedule and contracting process.
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The decision is Mr. Trump's latest shift away from campaign positions upending traditional foreign policy as the president spends more time in office and learns more about the trade-offs involved.
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But, in the aggregate, showrunners have taken odd, rude, and often daring routes into the conversation, upending clichés instead of replicating them, seeking new perspectives on the subject of workplace exploitation.
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So, to those of you dedicated to upending business as usual, in case you had any illusions, Obama's comments prove that you better be prepared for the fight of your life.
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As a film, it's still a sweet and hilarious upending of the '213s-style teen sex comedy, casting Steve Carell as a middle-age bachelor who has yet to be deflowered.
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MAPUTO, Mozambique — The fierce winds and torrential rains slammed into three of the poorest countries on earth, upending the lives of more than one million people in a matter of minutes.
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Challenges to that order — diversity, influx of outsiders, breakdown of the old order — are experienced as personally threatening because they risk upending the status quo order they equate with basic security.
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The neoconservative mission of upending a tyrant and bringing democracy to the Middle East was mentioned only as a secondary benefit, or deployed as a later justification when no WMDs materialized.
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Besides upending the typical notion of a cafeteria lunch, the dish also serves as another one of the challenges that Maharaj has consistently dealt with: the unbearable whiteness of hospital cuisine.
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As a result, yields on 21.06-year Australian bonds AU10YT=RR broke under 1% for the first time ever last month, upending the Aussie's traditional status as a high-yielding currency.
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In an abrupt policy shift, Trump has said that Washington would withdraw roughly 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria, upending a pillar of American policy in the Middle East and alarming U.S. allies.
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As the world's elite settle into a snowy, icy week of panels and cocktail parties in Davos, they'll have a lot to worry about: a nationalist wave is upending the global system.
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Instead, he has been aided mainly by an adviser, Stephen Bannon, who is committed to upending the political order and rose to prominence as head of a website that dispenses bigoted messages.
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But by modern standards, it was a very quintessential DC event in the Trump era, hosted by Quinn, the enduring Washingtonian who upending the city's society coverage decades ago with real gossip.
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An agreement with the city ended a strike that left more than 300,000 students out of school for 11 days, upending the lives of families and challenging the new mayor, Lori Lightfoot.
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Each half-season piles on details, all of which seem significant, then lets the vast majority of them fall away in the wake of a plot-upending act of violence or betrayal.
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Some experts warn of an impending automation-fueled upending of work, and they argue that non-technical skills will become increasingly valuable as rote tasks are handed over to computers and robots.
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Two reports released yesterday highlight the impressive growth of renewable power and electric vehicles — but also how extremely far they have to go before upending fossil fuels' role in the energy system.
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When people in the early '90s got excited about the possibilities of linked hypertext upending the tyranny of linear narrative, I can't help but think they were imagining something like this. THREAD!
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He takes over at a tough moment for the U.N., which is facing crises in Syria and Yemen, as well as a flow of refugees that is upending politics around the globe.
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I was mostly thinking about the notion of heroes, and my personal goal in upending the traditional Hollywood image that's exemplified several million times in every World War film we've ever seen.
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" It adds, "One of the group's main goals is upending the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, which ended a decades-long, racist quota system that limited immigration mostly to northern Europeans.
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Ukraine has entered uncharted political waters after near final results show Zelenskiy, a comedian, winning Sunday's presidential election by a landslide, dramatically upending the political status quo in the ex-Soviet republic.
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Challenges to that order — diversity, influx of outsiders, breakdown of the old order — are experienced as personally threatening because they risk upending the status quo order that authoritarians equate with basic security.
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The young women running for office in 2018 — predominately as Democrats — aren't only upending the demographic makeup of different contests; they're also changing the kinds of messages and policies up for discussion.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions has formally determined that a 1964 federal civil rights law does not protect transgender workers from employment discrimination, upending previous guidance issued under the Obama administration.
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With Whole Foods, Amazon CEO Bezos is embracing the grocery chain most focused on organics and natural foods, and he would be riding another trend that's been upending the packaged foods sector.
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Reliance Industries, led by India's wealthiest man Mukesh Ambani, entered India's telecoms industry last year, spending more than $30 billion on Jio and upending the sector with cheap smartphones and data plans.
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And in this same world, a public official charged with protecting the environment for the benefit of all Americans turns out to be self-dealing, corrupt and bent on upending environmental protections.
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Upending decades of tradition in any circumstance is hard, but with a field of 18 Democrats still in the running, many are wondering if the primaries should also reflect a changing electorate.
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The specter of Jones further upending things in January has created newfound pressure to put heads together, make sacrifices, and move forward to score a big win while the GOP still can.
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The company expects fuel production within two months of completion of the refinery, which could transform Africa's biggest crude producer from a fuel importer into a net exporter, upending global trade patterns.
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Our next president will face a slew of issues: the growth of artificial intelligence, robotics, self-driving cars, data-mining for good without turning personal privacy inside out and upending our economy.
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The movie, based on a comic by the independent publisher Valiant Entertainment, has fun posing that question, as well as upending its own clichés, in ways that make it prone to spoilers.
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In June, Brent Goldfarb assessed the company's prospects: Silicon Valley investors love to talk about "disruption" — they are besotted with the storyline of small, scrappy, high-tech underdogs upending boring "legacy" corporations.
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The difference as another angry year comes to an end is that the European Union no longer has a strong leader to guide it through the crises that keep upending its agenda.
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Minutes later, Mr. Flake, a pained expression on his face, returned to the committee room and made the announcement ensuring that the F.B.I. investigation would go forward — and once again upending Washington.
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Yet this victory is just the first step in upending long-enduring misconceptions of emergency medical service's (EMS) role, which hampers patient care quality and raises emergency medical treatment costs nation-wide.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Friday avoided upending the nuclear deal with Iran that he has repeatedly disparaged, agreeing to waive key sanctions the US lifted as part of the deal.
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The landmark decision, unveiled by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs on Sunday, is the latest in a series of changes upending decades-old practices in the notoriously conservative Islamic kingdom.
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Scrambling to salvage his reputation, Mr. Neschling is now going on the warpath against his enemies, upending a rarefied classical music scene in Brazil, where art and politics have long been intertwined.
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Now Turkey, in already tense relations with several European capitals, is hinting at upending a deal that has helped stem the flow of migrants, in what observers see as an empty threat.
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The 03-year-old Opelka will pursue his first career singles title against Brayden Schnur who reached the final by upending sixth seed Sam Querrey 7-6(7) 4-6 6-3.
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It was developed in partnership with the Denver Classroom Teachers Association, the local union, which is now fighting it and upending the routines of more than 22,2000 students with a districtwide strike.
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Though an appeal is possible, the sentence provided a measure of finality in a case that dominated Chicago's news cycles for years, laying bare this city's racial divisions and upending its government.
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Its latest upending is "The Long Run," a yearlong installation that is utterly engaging if slightly mild: around 130 works of art spread throughout the galleries and hallways of its fourth floor.
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The Carpetbagger Over the weekend, just when a grueling, bloated yet surprising race seemed to have boiled down to two front-runners, a surprise third candidate popped up, upending things all over again.
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Yet those instances remain the exception, more than a decade after Dove, the beauty products company owned by Unilever, announced that it was upending conventional female advertising images with its "real beauty" campaign.
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This sudden hunger for revolution "worldwide, from India to the UK to the US"; this upending of seventy years of American precedent by the Trump and Sanders insurgencies; why is this happening now?
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Prior to this study, archaeological evidence pointed to a Central American origin around 3,13 years ago, so this new research is upending what we know about chocolate, where it came from, and when.
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Son's reputation as a visionary investor has attracted more than $93 billion to his technology investment vehicle, as of last May, with a second Vision Fund potentially further upending the world of dealmaking.
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But this conventional model is finding surprising applications, such as Surf Air, which lets you book unlimited private jet flights for $240,2100 a month, upending what used to be an exclusively owned asset.
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"We, the rest of us all, civilized countries, manage the rise of a 'rogue player' that is now upending all the rules — I don't think China likes that kind of concept," he said.
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"Upending existing protections for for the nearly 10,000 young people in Indiana who have been living here for most of their lives isn't the path we should take," Donnelly said in a statement.
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Part of the show's liberatory beauty is its insistence on pleasure, and upending the expectation of the hardworking, sacrificial Latina, so preoccupied with respectability and family that she denies herself sex, pleasure, indulgence.
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Skeptics say the payments, and the News section in general, are also intended to placate news organizations, to quiet some of the noise and criticism about Facebook's role in upending media business models.
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It's also connected to population shifts from big cities to less populated areas, and it's upending sectors of commercial real estate, both in terms of how spaces are designed and where they're located.
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But when you consider how the biggest camera companies are just focused on optimizing the current approach to digital photography, as opposed to upending it, ideas like the one from Relonch are inspiring.
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The new financing was led by IFC Venture Capital, with participation from Orange Digital Ventures and the investor that's upending most Silicon Valley mores, Social Capital, led by former Facebook exec Chamath Palihapitiya.
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"For years, a journalistic convention has held, more or less, that hostage and prisoner swap talks ought not to be reported on if doing so risks upending the negotiations," The Huffington Post wrote.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai has decided what he'd like that primary to be — the expansion of AI and Machine Learning into every corner of the world — but damned reality keeps upending that narrative.
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People's lives also depend on access to health care, and the GOP's talk of upending the current system could push more people to support the status quo, even if they previously opposed it.
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In a move that seemed to portend a shift in US policy, President-elect Trump spoke to Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-Wen in a phone call in December, upending decades of diplomatic protocol.
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By upending Medicaid and repealing the individual mandate, it would have taken insurance away from tens of millions of people and made it more expensive for the poor, the elderly, and the sick.
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"Fintech," of course, is short for financial technology, a catchall for a near-revolution of new technologies aimed at upending parts of the financial world, including payments, wealth management, lending, insurance and currency.
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Stay tuned for a Business Insider special report later this week that will take a closer look at the changes sweeping Silicon Valley and how it's upending the relationships between VCs and startups.
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Read more: The CEO of 2019's biggest biotech IPO told us how he's upending the 'same old corporate approach' in healthcare with a stripped down and cost-conscious modelHere's what he learned.
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Son, who, as of last May, has attracted $93 billion to his technology investment vehicle, said last week he is looking to start a new fund — potentially further upending the world of dealmaking.
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Son, who, as of last May, has attracted $93 billion to his technology investment vehicle, said last week he is looking to start a new fund - potentially further upending the world of dealmaking.
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What if I said it was dangerous for a politician to suggest upending our entire system of free markets, and it was therefore justified to block his statements from reaching the public's ears?
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The penalty required the approval of China, North Korea's principal patron and coal customer, which wants to express its displeasure without upending the country's economy or creating flows of refugees across its borders.
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Here's what you need to know: • President-elect Donald J. Trump's freewheeling phone calls to world leaders are upending decades of diplomacy and increasing scrutiny of his impending choice for secretary of state.
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Democrats are expected to have a conference call for their weekly Tuesday lunch as opposed to meeting in person, an unusual move reflective of how fears over the virus are upending the Senate.
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The abrupt shift in consumer behavior caused by the pandemic is upending the on-demand industry, where the biggest companies were built first and foremost around ride-hailing services rather than food deliveries.
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Turmoil in the E.U. is now business as usual, our chief diplomatic correspondent writes, in the absence of a strong leader to guide the bloc through the crises that keep upending its agenda.
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In another move to undo the Obama climate legacy, the Trump administration proposes letting states set their own coal emissions regulations, upending rules to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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As ubiquitous on gilt chain belts and snakeskin bags as they are on hoodies, backpacks and their street-inflected kin, logos have a way of upending conventional notions of status, wealth and taste.
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Or there could be a scenario in which China doesn't budge but the White House decides that it simply doesn't want to risk a trade war or upending delicate North Korea-related negotiations.
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The approach risks upending the United States' longstanding embrace of free trade and its use of trading relationships to help power economic growth in the United States and the world economy writ large.
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But then her boss, the polarizing and fervently pro-Beijing incumbent chief executive Leung Chun-ying, announced he wouldn't seek reelection after failing to secure the Chinese government's blessing, upending Lam's retirement plans.
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"Two things came to mind real quickly," Those two things are purchasing a starter home and buying permanent life insurance too early — and Lazaroff sees these mistakes upending individuals sense of financial security.
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A virus outbreak in China has prompted the authorities to close off Wuhan, a massive city, upending travel plans and prompting companies to worry about losses during a critically lucrative time of year.
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The shift from global population growth toward population decline is emerging as one of the least appreciated forces that is, along with urbanization and digital disruption, upending the political and economic status quo.
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Yes, but not without abusing its power by upending the principle that citizens, through their elected representatives in local government, should be able to decide for themselves issues that affect only their communities.
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Riyadh says Iran also has helped the Houthis attack an oil tanker in heavily trafficked Red Sea shipping lanes as well as supplied them with clandestine cash-printing machines upending the Yemeni economy.
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Months later, the election of Donald J. Trump as president of the United States only deepened the feeling that an anti-establishment political contagion was sweeping across Western democracies, upending the established order.
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The report comes days after President Donald Trump avoided upending the nuclear deal with Iran that he has repeatedly disparaged, agreeing to waive key sanctions the US lifted as part of the deal.
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In a city that embraced both Art Deco and modernist skyscrapers — and is certainly the more beautiful for both — stabs at truly rattling or upending the status quo rarely have a happy result.
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Here, the language took the form of expression and movement, or of upending gender norms — such as when a male-bodied person played Katonya, or a female-bodied person played Big Feet Freddy.
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Mr. Trump is the most imposing of a long line of politicians who, particularly since the great financial crisis that began in 2008, have rallied voter discontent in ways that are upending the establishment.
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It's this latter category that seems to be getting the most attention and traction in the market — and, with any luck, suction toys might stand a chance at upending the dominance of the vibrator.
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The five-qubit machine, which is described in the journal Nature, represents a dramatic step toward general-purpose quantum computing—and, with it, an upending of what we can even consider to be computable.
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China has cracked down on foreign waste imports due to environmental concerns, upending the global recycling industry and leaving household waste in western countries such as Australia piling up or being sent to landfill.
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The story coming out of the Iowa caucuses is that Trump has suffered a humbling blow, a narrative that he unwittingly abetted by upending the "expectations game" and playing up how he would perform.
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But this year is anything but traditional, and that means upending the usual way a nominee would go about picking a ticket mate as well as how the convention will go about confirming them.
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Come July 10, TechCrunch will host more than 1,000 movers, shakers and makers in San Jose for TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 for a day-long exploration of the technologies and challenges upending both industries.
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In an abrupt policy shift, Trump announced on Wednesday that Washington would withdraw the roughly 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria, upending a pillar of American policy in the Middle East and alarming U.S. allies.
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That's ten times older than most estimates, and a complete upending of what we thought we knew about how and when humans first arrived in North America—if it turns out to be true.
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It's still a minor entry in the Marvel pantheon compared to standouts like Thor: Ragnarok, which went further in upending Marvel's established superhero-movie template, playing with tone and puncturing the characters' self-importance.
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The robo-advice market was originally developed by startups such as Wealthfront and Betterment with ambitions of upending the traditional financial advice sector by offering automated investment advice to clients through web-based platforms.
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This particularly conspicuous infiltrator is a creature that, based on the amount of media attention it's getting, might work to bring attention to a oftentimes quiet crisis: The upending of ecosystems by invasive species.
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Miffed that an anti-Trump super PAC targeted his wife by using a racy photo of her, Trump has gone after Ted Cruz's wife, upending the conventional rules of what's acceptable in presidential politics.
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Upending Senate rules again to eliminate the filibuster for Supreme Court nominations is certainly not out of the question, but it is a sword that cuts both ways and, again, Mr McConnell knows this.
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If it's not urging Mexico to foot the bill, or upending one of the country's most biodiverse regions, President Trump's border wall is a physical construction that is inching closer and closer to realization.
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That iceberg is upending and bringing millions more students to the surface as they start to experience the power of STEM, the maker movement and new methods of teaching like blended and personalized learning.
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On July 26, Donald Trump tweeted a series of statements attacking transgender Americans in the military and called for their removal, upending the Obama-era decision to allow transgender service members to serve openly.
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Officials and families are upset that the United States may pull the legal status of young people brought into the country illegally when they were only children at the time, completely upending their lives.
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The military's power was clear on Monday when its leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, demanded to meet the pope before Sun Kyi, upending the planned schedule, which had her meeting the pontiff first.
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From a movement that showed how nonelite actors could use the instruments of electoral democracy to upend an entrenched elite, Chavismo has itself become an entrenched elite preventing those same instruments from upending it.
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And one of the season's best episodes is its 10th, "Vintage Fashion Forum," which represents Sophia's online unpopularity by assembling a group of unhappy vintage resellers (whose business she's upending) for a physical roundtable.
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In addition, many public investors are only interested in short-term moves; plus, there's the related risk of activist investors upending the company's long-term strategy in pursuit of their own short-term goals.
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A lot of that's down to producer Stelios Phili, who left the plaintive atmospherics of "Rocket Man" intact, reworking the chords without upending the balladry, keeping a muted beat for Thugger to hover over.
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By upending the power relationship of the player's progression, Nintendo keenly tapped into a convention that horror games to this day continue to utilize: Set up reliable and safe gameplay expectations, then subvert them.
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These communities immigrated to Israel in mass waves after its founding in 22014 and into the early 21s, upending its demographic makeup: The Jewish population, almost exclusively Ashkenazi, became more than 21 percent Mizrahi.
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But it will require substantial activism of the medical community to stand up for patients and not allow the jump in productivity to further squeeze clinicians, upending the erosion of the doctor-patient relationship.
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Upending core protections in the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and removing the incentives for companies to work cooperatively with government and nonprofit partners to protect our nation's birds from harm, does a profound disservice.
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Hundreds of parents, enraged that their warnings about the dilapidated school had been ignored for years, burst into protest a couple of days later, upending their quiet rural town for two weeks last August.
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She's giving him what the The New York Post called "the toughest race of his career," a race that's emblematic of a season in which fed-up women are upending the political status quo.
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Two of modern society's most disruptive forces — anger among many men over social changes they see as a threat, and the rise of social media upending how ideas spread and communities form — are colliding.
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But even from a position of relative strength, Nordstrom is struggling to navigate a broad upending of the retail industry, as shopping malls lose their appeal and more customers choose to buy goods online.
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Gavin Newsom announced Monday that he had signed a bill to allow California student athletes to make endorsement deals and hire agents, upending a bedrock principle that has governed college sports nationwide for decades.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Council 31, upending a 40-year precedent and making the entire public sector right-to-work (employees no longer have to chip in for collective bargaining).
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They are upending traditional notions of what makes a raunchy comedy and what roles women can play in them, in the process making their male-buddy counterparts like "The Hangover" seem almost old-fashioned.
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"It was easy for me to do what I do when I started in the early 2000s," says the American fashion designer Thom Browne, known for his own upending of traditional men's wear codes.
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In neighborhoods across the city, in places like Harlem, Washington Heights, Long Island City and Bushwick, residential and commercial rents have risen, displacing longtime businesses and residents, and upending the character of those areas.
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House Democrats' two most powerful factions — progressives and swing district centrists — are eyeing lengthy legislative wish lists for 2020 that could once again risk upending caucus unity as they head toward the next election.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyers are upending the traditional practices of the market, using their leverage as the world's biggest buyers of the fuel to wrestle concessions for more flexible terms.
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In its podcasts and live journalism, it has been far ahead of the rest of the industry in seeing how new technologies were upending everything from media dynamics to interpersonal relationships to political campaigns.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador blamed Britain on Friday for upending its efforts to mediate a solution for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who has lived in the Ecuadorean embassy in London since June 2012 to avoid extradition.
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The rest of the party is divided among four plausible candidates — John Kasich, Mr. Rubio, Mr. Bush and Mr. Christie — upending the tradition of a unified establishment taking on a fractured and uncoordinated conservative base.
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But Mukesh Ambani has re-entered the telecoms space with the launch of Jio in September 2016, upending the sector with cut-price data and free voice service and pushing RCom into a debt spiral.
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But he thought more radical Yellow Vest spokespeople, who have called for entirely upending the political system, were raising expectations so high that supporters of the movement were bound to be left angry and frustrated.
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Sidney Crosby was on the ice the last time a defending champion returned to the Stanley Cup final, with his Pittsburgh Penguins upending Detroit in seven games for the third of the franchise's four titles.
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But the U.S. shale revolution has boosted crude production to a record 237 million barrels per day, upending the global oil market by adding millions of barrels of very light crude to the supply mix.
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Reliance Industries, led by India's wealthiest man Mukesh Ambani, waded into India's cut-throat telecoms industry last year with its $30 billion bet on Jio, upending the sector with its cheap smartphones and data plans.
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A recent solar power auction in Mexico yielded bids as low as $17.70/mwh, the latest in a series of ever lower prices for sun-powered projects that is upending energy markets around the world.
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Though there has been no clear commitment to another reduction in borrowing costs from Fed policymakers, a failure to lower rates on Wednesday could risk upending financial markets that are confident another cut is coming.
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Other analysts think that while he's portraying himself as a maverick, his ties to the military and his political allies mean there is very little chance of him upending the entrenched system and military influence.
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But Republican House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (Wis.) plan calls for upending Medicare.
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And in May, Sessions told prosecutors to "charge and pursue the most serious, readily provable offense" against criminal suspects, upending an Obama era push to phase out long prison sentences for non-violent drug offenders.
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Directors like Karyn Kusama (The Invitation), Ana Lily Amirpour (A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night), Jennifer Kent (Babadook), and Julie Ducourneau (Raw) are upending the genre and leading a charge of female horror auteurs.
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The combination of savage Santa Anas and tinder-dry plants have ignited large wildfires in the region this week, upending lives at a time when many people were preparing for the winter holidays, officials said.
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The Wildcats earned their 12th straight victory in Friday's nightcap in Indianapolis, upending Northern Kentucky 79-70 on the strength of 15 points and a career-high 18 rebounds by 6-10 freshman Edrice Adebayo.
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WASHINGTON — Senior American national security officials, seeking to prevent President Trump from upending a formal policy agreement at last month's NATO meeting, pushed the military alliance's ambassadors to complete it before the forum even began.
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" Kathleen Parker of the Washington Post, immediately before Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, asserted that no Court majority would want to overrule Roe and "be credited with upending settled law and causing massive societal upheaval.
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For his part, Jon seemed more upset about the besmirching of Ned's honorable reputation than about the upending of his own ideas about himself, though he could be forgiven for a certain amount of compartmentalization.
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Despite constant talk that he was capable of stepping to the fore and upending the Big 3 hierarchy in men's tennis, his last trip as far as a quarterfinal in a major was in 2015.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — The man many Brazilians thought would shake up October's presidential election, Joaquim Barbosa, Brazil's first black Supreme Court justice, announced on Tuesday that he would not run, upending the already unpredictable race.
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Investors are watching the California dispute closely, as companies subject to the law would be required to provide higher pay and other benefits, such as medical insurance — very likely upending the gig economy business model.
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As Mr. Jobs was busy upending the personal technology industry, Ms. Powell Jobs founded College Track, which helps underprivileged youths get into college, and Emerson Collective, an umbrella organization for her philanthropic and business interests.
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Elton, the deceptive interactions of Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax, and the playful upending of class-based snobbery in Emma herself was inspired by plays Austen knew well and techniques she saw on the stage.
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Kamala Harris tried a similar approach during her presidential run, putting out her own version of Medicare for All that tried to assuage the fears of more moderate Democrats about upending the private insurance system.
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The outbreak is upending a cinema industry that produces over $9 billion a year in sales, second only to the United States, and forcing some film studios to take drastic action to avoid financial catastrophe.
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Zhang Lifan, a prominent historian who grew up in the city, said that the disruption of so many small business would change the character of the city, upending lives of migrants and also their customers.
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But after your session with Dr. Friedman, you have a much better idea of the forces that are upending your world, how they work together — and what people, companies and governments can do to prosper.
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His low-cost strategy of making astonishing statements upending conventional wisdom satisfied each of these imperatives, ensuring constant free media and proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that Trump would be doing things differently.
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The news industry has been at odds with internet giants like Google and Facebook for upending their business models by sweeping up the lion's share of online advertising revenue and allowing users to bypass paywalls.
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After winning the American League wild-card game at Yankee Stadium in 2015 — and nearly upending the eventual champion Kansas City Royals in a division series — they missed the playoffs by five games last season.
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SoftBank — the Japanese conglomerate that is already upending Silicon Valley finance with its existing $93 billion Vision Fund — is in early planning discussions to raise a second and possibly larger fund, multiple sources tell Recode.
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That represents a major upending of the democratic process, but news anchors on TV treated it like just another typical heath care vote, rattling off vote counts and gawking at the "drama" on Capitol Hill.
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Republicans are planning what Pelosi wasn't: a legislative strategy in which the details of their health care plan will only come clear — hell, will only even exist — after their bill upending the current system passes.
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Over the past two decades, the writer-director has demonstrated a fondness for the slow burn, as evidenced by such patiently plotted, expectation-upending blockbusters as The Sixth Sense (1999), Signs (2002), and The Village (2004).
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Trump has challenged the notion that the US should be a world leader by pulling out of trade deals and the Paris climate agreement, questioning NATO, taunting the G7, upending the Iran nuclear deal and more.
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For years Wennmachers has quietly advanced a narrative that has shaped how the world sees Silicon Valley and how the Valley perceives itself—as a group of brainy outcasts upending the limits of the status quo.
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Because the deals are mobile-only, participating airlines can offer lower prices without prompting competitors to lower their own prices accordingly, which means that they're able to charge less without fear of upending their profit margins.
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A single tweet to Drake has caused Kim Kardashian West to go on a Twitter rampage in the name of her husband, Kanye West, upending what would otherwise have been a relatively calm Memorial Day weekend.
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill into in September that allows the state's college athletes to accept endorsement deals by 2023, upending the decades-long precedent set by the NCAA to prevent collegiate athletes from being paid.
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The U.S. economy grew at an annualized rate of 2900 percent in the third quarter of 220006, upending expectations of a sharp slowdown driven by a global economic slump and the rising costs of trade tensions.
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A high-profile dispute between Oberlin College and a local bakery over accusations of racial profiling and libel is emerging as a microcosm of a larger national debate over how political polarization is upending the country.
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Alphabet and Google Ventures have now made two investments aimed at upending the traditional music industry, and although UnitedMasters has a lot to prove in the coming months, what it promises could be worth the wait.
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The Hamilton Mixtape is about 2016, and it dropped at an extraordinarily tough time in America, at the end of an excruciating year in which many found their assumptions about their country susceptible to total upending.
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News Analysis JERUSALEM — Donald J. Trump's stunning election victory on Tuesday night rippled way beyond the nation's boundaries, upending an international order that prevailed for decades and raising profound questions about America's place in the world.
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With a nontraditional introduction to the genre and a nontraditional life experience, Karen & the Sorrows continue the legacy Lavender Country started, bringing a queer eye to country music, at once both upending tradition and continuing it.
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The New York Times reports that President Trump's aggressive economic nationalist pitch and "evocation of a lost Industrial Age" is "upending the alliances and tactics of the labor movement..." That's all music to Steve Bannon's ears.
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The forces of anti-immigration politics are upending liberal governments all over Europe — with voters in 21 of 28 EU countries citing immigration as the top issue facing the continent, according to a recent Eurobarometer survey.
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A water main break caused a major disruption on the L train subway line on Wednesday, forcing transit officials to briefly shut service between Brooklyn and Manhattan and upending the morning commute for thousands of people.
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BLUE BOY (22014)By Rakesh Satyal Kiran Sharma, a 12-year-old gay Indian-American boy, chooses ballet over basketball and wears his mother's perfume to school, becoming a social outcast and upending his parents' expectations.
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Now he is the face of an administration bent on upending the status quo and waging war on the news media, surprising colleagues here with how comfortably he has embraced Mr. Trump's ire toward the press.
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That such a range of Democratic candidates have signed on to far-reaching labor proposals reflects the ways that lackluster wage growth, economic insecurity and widening inequality are upending politics and shattering a longstanding policy consensus.
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Giuliani, per the letter, looked like he was trying to make it a hat-trick of foreign subterfuge, juggling a number of foreign clients and interests, lining his pockets and upending American interests as he went.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a proposed deal on routes between carriers LATAM Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia, upending an agreement meant to reshape international air travel in Latin America.
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The Pistons are riding high after kicking off their three-game California road trip by knocking off the NBA's only remaining undefeated team Saturday, upending the Los Angeles Clippers 95-87 for their second straight victory.
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WeWork's spectacular rise and fall was enabled in part by investment from the Vision Fund, whose $22016 billion coffers have been upending the investment landscape in Silicon Valley with the sheer size and breadth of investments.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83% (season 1)What critics said: "Zendaya is reinvented as the self-destructive, self-loathing Rue, in what is a truly astonishing, mesmerising performance, upending every expectation of what she could do.
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Of all the ways a modern chef might grapple with cassoulet, the sublimely burly Languedocian assault on the digestive system, upending it over a crisp and golden chicken paillard has to be one of the strangest.
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Democratic women say it's unimaginable that any female lawmaker would not believe someone of their own gender who risked upending their lives to come forward — or at least call for an investigation into the allegation. Rep.
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No, "Battle of the Bastards," at its core, is about Jon Snow upending the TV show he lives in by scoring the biggest victory yet for goodness or hope or whatever you want to call it.
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After all of Philip and Elizabeth's agonizing, after all their back and forth with the Centre on whether or not going back to Moscow would be the right call, this single moment upending everything felt anticlimactic.
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But solid companies that are upending the established order will probably do well in most market scenarios, said Nason, a three-decade J.P. Morgan veteran who spent most of her career in technology, media and telecommunications banking.
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But unlike any other turning point in human history, the technology that's upending how civilization functions is also memorializing its own impact on the world through the input of the 3.2 billion people who currently use it.
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But unlike any other turning point in human history, the technology that's upending how civilization functions is also memorializing its own impact on the world through the input of the 250 billion people who currently use it.
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While it's not clear if it has yet disrupted price formation, interviews with a dozen traders and senior executives at international banks, brokerages, wealth managers and exchanges show that the trend is upending how they do business.
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Apple's global accessibility head on the company's new features for iOS 13 and macOS Catalina Apple is often credited with upending and reinventing product categories by creating breakthrough devices that define their respective markets for years thereafter.
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A real woman's woman, at once down to earth and regal, Ms. Mirren, 70, has captivated not just with her moxie and acting chops, but also by upending a Hollywood truism and finding success after turning 45.
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But Mr Trump risks upending the basis of post-war global security—particularly in Asia, where China is menacing its neighbours; and in Europe, where Russia has annexed Crimea and stirred a proxy war in eastern Ukraine.
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The circle had already been drawing tighter around Mr. Guzmán, with the authorities pressing into the villages and homes of his associates and upending life for many in the areas where he was believed to be hiding.
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In a region that is largely Roman Catholic, the request has raised concern from the church, and many Salvadorans question the rationale for upending the national birthrate in order to counter the suspected effects of a virus.
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Photo: APTanya Gersh has faced anti-Semitic harassment since late 2016—calls, tweets, emails, and texts demeaning her and saying she was going to die—upending the once-peaceful life she had in a quaint Montana town.
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The provision contained in both the Senate and House of Representatives versions of the bill would hurt banks by upending the so-called repurchase agreement - or repo - market used by banks and investors for everyday funding needs.
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Over the past year, a seemingly neverending parade of scandals and servers and sexism have created a need for trusted voices of reason—and podcasters are upending the form's conventional wisdom in order to meet that need.
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While the robo-advice market was initially developed by startups such as Wealthfront and Betterment with ambitions of upending the traditional financial advice sector, large firms such as Charles Schwab Corp and Vanguard have launched similar services.
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Virtually all refugees were also barred, upending the lives of thousands of people who had spent years seeking asylum in the U.S. The State Department said on Friday that almost 60,000 visas were suspended following Trump's order.
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Over the past year, Delta has found that more customers are willing to book directly with the airline and pay for more expensive seats, upending the idea that customers are primarily looking for the cheapest possible fares.
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Wu reflects a major shift in China's $14.2 billion wine market, where increasingly price-savvy shoppers are driving a boom in online trade, upending the fast-growing market that has long been dominated by large-scale importers.
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This was one of the reasons why McConnell is understood to have made the case for other candidates — with less documentation marking their every move, there could be less chance for some unexpected revelation upending the process.
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The once-rare phenomenon has become increasingly common around the world, upending a financial system that has been based on above-zero interest rates, as investors have sought safe investments amid slow economic growth and political uncertainty.
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Then the upstart billionaire and reality TV star Donald J. Trump thrust himself into the fray, shredding the script, dismissing Mr. Bush and upending most notions of what is possible, or acceptable, in an American political contest.
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REUTERS China's largest pig farming companies and new entrants are racing to build vast, modern hog farms in the north-eastern cornbelt, expanding the world's biggest pork market and upending traditional trade flows in meat and grain.
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MBS has been hailed in the West as an "ambitious, energetic" young "reformer" who is upending the kingdom's conservative ways and ushering in a bold new era of modernization, complete with sweeping liberal social and economic policies.
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The Giants had a different saves leader each postseason — Brian Wilson in 19673, Sergio Romo in 21967 and Santiago Casilla in 222 — upending the notion that only a designated closer could handle the rigors of the ninth.
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So while the actual president may be busy upending long-established norms and aggressively tweeting about his enemies at all hours of the day, at least one fictional president is available on-demand to soothe frayed nerves.
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Through selective focus and a distorted scale between gift and domestic backdrop, visual planes collide and coalesce, upending the conventions of high-end fashion spreads to expose how easily model and consumer good can be instantly fetishized.
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In a no-deal Brexit, the existing arrangements would abruptly cease to exist and Britain would default to rules set by the World Trade Organization, upending the way every importer, exporter and regulator in the country operates.
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The prominent economist Ganesh Nana said that far from a socialist figure in the mold of Bernie Sanders, Ms. Ardern was offering a fairly mainstream fiscal plan unlikely to be seen as upending capitalism in New Zealand.
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Amid a numbing succession of mass shootings, gun control groups outspent the National Rifle Association in the midterm election cycle, federal filings and additional reporting indicate, upending the usual order in the partisan battle over gun use.
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He is also disappointed, and I use "disappointment" to mirror how I think she is using it: to minimize a child's sense of abandonment, making his despair more palatable to the mother responsible for upending his world.
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Yet by antagonizing Mr. McConnell, the president's often inscrutable Senate partner in conservative policy making, Mr. Trump risks upending an already charged relationship with lawmakers who have joined him in this shotgun marriage of unified Republican government.
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Empowered by Rupert Murdoch, who was intent on upending the traditional news media, Mr. Ailes built a network, the Fox News Channel, that would speak to and for those Americans he said were being ignored and disrespected.
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But soaring U.S. production is upending global oil markets at a time when other major producers — including the Middle East-dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia — have been withholding output to prop up prices.
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Bruce Rauner, a multimillionaire who had never held elective office, was elected governor in 2014 on a pledge of upending an entrenched Democratic Legislature by cutting spending, weakening unions and fixing the state's deeply underfunded pension system.
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Ultimately, the Japanese telecom giant raised roughly $245 billion to invest in technology startups across the globe, upending the venture capital model entirely with its ability to write $282.4 million checks at the flip of a switch.
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Beginning with the 2008 financial crisis, a new body of research percolated that shows the causes and consequences of economic stratification, upending the notion that simply growing the pie will allow everyone to have a bigger slice.
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Lawmakers in the House and Senate from both parties have raised concerns about upending the principle of civilian control of the military, but most have also argued that a one-time waiver can be made for Mattis.
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The incident comes just weeks after Trump took a phone call from Taiwan's president, upending decades of diplomatic protocol and questioning the longstanding US position that the Taiwan is part of "one China" and not a sovereign state.
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Bogle brought the concept of low-cost index funds to the individual investor, and brought it to them directly, upending the way asset managers construct and charge for their fund products, and how and where they are sold.
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This may be a series of novels built upon upending genre tropes and expectations, but when it comes to the TV show, audiences still want to like who they're watching — and the more attractive they are, the better.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Shares of major Asian automakers and suppliers tumbled on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to slap tariffs on imports from Mexico from next month, potentially upending a decades-old business model of global manufacturers.
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The midcaps, whose members derive about half of their revenues from the UK, closed 0.5 percent higher, in a rare break from moving in tandem with sterling and another sign that Brexit uncertainty is upending conventional trading strategies.
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After the oral argument in December, most pundits were expecting a 5-4 decision upending the common understanding of "one person, one vote" (counting everybody) in favour of counting only eligible voters, a scheme favouring whiter, wealthier, districts.
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For decades, stability in East Asia has been underwritten by American military power, but China's growing military capabilities are upending the regional balance and leading some to question the ability of the United States to defend longstanding allies.
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Taylor is seen as the most hawkish pick, and the candidate most likely to set the Fed on a faster course for raising interest rates, potentially upending the current policy of a slow-paced normalization of interest rates.
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Bush laughed on the video as Trump spoke and he lost his job as a host of NBC's flagship morning "Today" show after the tape was leaked to the media in October, upending Trump's campaign to become president.
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A hedge fund manager who retired at 36 explains how a 'doom loop' in corporate credit is on the verge of upending the pension systemBernstein warns that retirees' returns from 401(k) plans could be on borrowed time.
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His administration spent the year shutting out refugees, stripping protections for Dreamers, banning travelers from Muslim-majority countries, and upending communities across the country by arresting and deporting longtime residents solely because their papers aren't in perfect order.
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He discussed the principle of cooperative economics in Kwanzaa, Ujima, which guided his plans for upending how the city awarded its lucrative infrastructure contracts; he wanted to redirect that money from outside firms to local worker-owned businesses.
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But a few like Spell defiantly refuse, arguing that they have a right to worship as they please, and that, with fears of contagion upending our daily lives, we need divine aid and prayer now more than ever.
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But both men, and others like the former governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, are also political allies of the president and savvy messengers capable with the help of House Republicans of upending a hearing to undermine Democrats.
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Then, on Tuesday, Mr. Trump tossed to Congress the most emotionally and politically charged issue of all by upending the legal status of 800,000 young undocumented immigrants that were protected under Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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Those producers include people like Julien Ilbert of Château Combel-la-Serre and Fabien Jouves of Mas del Périé, who are upending the image of Cahors as heavy and rustic by making distinctive wines of elegance and grace.
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The Italian painter Rudolf Stingel has spent 30 years upending expectations about the vitality and viability of painting, and even at its most beautiful, his art is always flecked with intimations of both human mortality and artistic exhaustion.
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The week may have started relatively quiet, but it ended with a shock: Google security researchers revealed Thursday night that it had observed a hacking campaign that hit thousands of iPhones, completely upending conventional wisdom about iOS security.
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Twati and her 47-year-old divorced daughter Tabra al-Hamali left their home in Sidi Salim, just south of Tripoli, in April, when the LNA began its assault, upending U.N.-led plans for a national reconciliation conference.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump thrust himself into a bitter Persian Gulf dispute on Tuesday, taking credit for Saudi Arabia's move to isolate its smaller neighbor, Qatar, and rattling his national security staff by upending a critical American strategic relationship.
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The remarks from the retired Marine general, reported Tuesday by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, came after The New York Times published details Sunday of a draft of Bolton's White House memoir, upending President Donald Trump's Senate impeachment trial.
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The unloved labels of "East bloc" and "Eastern Europe" were demonstrably cast off when the velvet revolutions of 1989 swept across the region, upending the Moscow-loyal regimes and paving the way for free elections and multiparty democracy.
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This new initiative will focus on the single biggest financial story of our generation: how technology is upending every corner of the global economy, forcing businesses, workers, and society itself to adapt rapidly, or be left behind. 5.
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The decision could eventually require companies like Uber, many of which are based in California, to follow minimum-wage and overtime laws and to pay workers' compensation and unemployment insurance and payroll taxes, potentially upending their business models.
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He repeatedly insisted that trade deals had displaced American workers and harmed the economy, upending two centuries of American economic policies that held trade up as a good thing, a position that Republicans have pushed in recent decades.
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This new initiative will focus on the single biggest financial story of our generation: how technology is upending every corner of the global economy, forcing businesses, workers, and society itself to adapt rapidly, or be left behind. 6.
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Allowing him to retire might have been the way of Chicago's old guard — an institution she campaigned on upending — but it would've been inconsistent with the type of leadership she vowed to bring to the city, she said.
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Now that freedom is in danger, with the North Korean Embassy in a suburb of Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, at the center of a murder investigation that is upending the cozy diplomatic relationship between the two countries.
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