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It was as if the melting pot of the between-wars city had been upended and distended, internationalism going vertical not horizontal.

International financial markets have been upended by three sweeping shifts in just a few weeks.

This cautious policy, though, could easily be upended if events in Iran were to turn bloodier still.

The blogging, says Zheng, has upended his ordinary life. "I used to live a Spartan live somewhere, now I'm omnipresent across the country. "

FBI probes have upended the lives of innocent Americans and destroyed the career of at least one loyal FBI agent, a Chinese American woman.

In a historic shift, Finland upended Norway as the best-performing country on this year's index.

When he returned, Jobs completely upended the company.

But now a surprising new study has upended the fruit bowl, concluding that, in terms of heart risk, your body's shape may not matter.

The shot missed Jack, who was already rolling away, snapping up the Glock before diving behind the cover of upended seats.

The deal resolves a problem that could have upended G. M. 's plan for a quick restructuring, this person said.

In the meantime, retail branch economics are being upended, forcing banks to close branches and lay off thousands of employees.

The debt crisis that began in Greece two years ago has upended that idea, bringing the Continent's divisions to the fore.

Inside is a foot-deep mound of sludge covered with plates, a television and an upended stove.

Technology has upended the business models that built the fortunes of the museum's founding partners.

Actually, however, Chinese philanthropic tradition was being upended well before the Gates-Buffett dinner was even conceived.

The geopolitical order, temporarily upended by the unique dynamics of football, will restore itself.

Lincoln and Darwin were both revolutionaries, in the sense that both men upended realities that prevailed when they were born.

Still, there have been times when her workday was upended by a sick child.

The economic meltdown upended career plans and expectations for many twentysomethings.

Even before this year's surge of popular revolts upended regional politics, al-Qaeda had faded to the margins.

A united, more unapologetically nationalist Germany, has upended the European Union's political equilibrium.

Inside, upended shelves were visible through the closed doors.

But economic reform and mass urbanization in the last 30 years have upended these norms.

The crisis upended conventional wisdom about the relative merits of governments and markets.

China's worsening environment has also upended the geopolitics of global warming.

Toyota (TM) and Honda (HMC), with their relatively simple and spare manufacturing practices, profoundly upended the economics of automaking.

Players in the art market said that the new riches of the Chinese wealthy class have upended the traditional order.

This surge has upended the balance of power in the wireless market.

In the past four months, the metal has upended forecasts, rising 51% to a series of 30-year highs, before inflation.

The arrival of sucralose in 2000 upended the market.

Fueled by easy money, not only from banks but also endowments and pension funds, buyout kings like THL upended the old order on Wall Street.

Design, make and application of the special used cold upended die set

Oil consumption rules upended as east transforms the market

Far off hangs the cataract, a stream upended;