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Even the world's second-largest exporter might have to twist a few arms to upend the dollar's dominance in global trade.

Economists began to doubt the possibility of a financial crisis so severe it would upend the economy.

There will be no reason for the rates between them to move sharply, something that would potentially upend investors.

To what extent it is capable of leveraging these powers to upend Western hegemony of technology is a truly fascinating question.

Publishers are feeling the heat, with hardcover sales weak and the rise of e-books promising to upend their business models.

We'll have to upend the sofa to get it through the door.

He went on to upend the music business, the phone handset industry and consumer computers again, with the 2010 launch of the iPad tablet.

Misused surveillance photos upend security, and there are no laws to help, Duan Yan and Wang Yan report.

For Ray, the truth is revelatory , a Pandora's Box that threatens to upend not only the Tierney legacy but the entire NYPD.

The extra cost of paying for private security and backup generators can upend a business model.

There are scenarios that, while unlikely, could temporarily upend the long-term trend.

If true, Allen's account would upend key pillars of the conventional wisdom regarding Microsoft's history.

If true, the discovery would upend almost a century of research, and force scientists to rethink the laws governing mass and movement.

And that, he and others say, could upend our notions of culpability, crime and punishment.

In the world of estate planning, fluctuating tax laws, untimely death and the birth of a child can all upend established plans.

Wexner, 73, is an unlikely candidate to upend the American underwear industry.

TROUBLED economic climates can upend political calculations.

The home foreclosure crisis is grim evidence that excessive borrowing can upend people's lives.

But the gains are highly tentative and policy mistakes in Brussels this week could easily upend the outlook.

The discoveries are helping to refine the prevailing theories of genetics, or even upend them.

But perhaps no animal has done more to upend conventional notions than Alex, an African gray parrot.

Now, they are facing a new British law they fear will force them to rethink their compliance strategies and upend their business practices.

The result - which threatens to upend a century of physics - will be put online for scrutiny by other scientists.

Several factors could upend these experiments.

The New Yorker says she may "upend Silicon Valley's male-dominated culture" .

So what happened in 1940, decades before the large-scale influx of women into the workplace, to upend the multigenerational tradition?

How often does a detective story upend history?

And experts say it's going to upend a $1 trillion industry.

To do so again could upend bond markets.

Water jar seeper stops to prevent in the shop, upend is worn.

For 40 years, Karten and colleagues have worked to upend this thinking.