turnabout
Example Sentences
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But in a sudden turnabout a month later, prosecutors moved to dismiss the indictment against Martinez.
From Los Angeles Times
The turnabout has been particularly stark with stocks and digital tokens with direct associations to the president and his family.
The gains are a big turnabout from last summer when fears of a fuel shortage prompted the Biden administration to warn it could restrict exports if stocks were not replenished.
From Reuters
That sudden turnabout in fortunes for the Colorado-based voting machine company is at the heart of a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit it has filed against Fox News, with the trial scheduled to begin in mid-April.
From Seattle Times
“Wow, have things changed,” Jonathan Cohn wrote in a HuffPost piece explaining how the turnabout happened.
From New York Times
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