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inversion

noun as in transposition

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It’s an interesting inversion of the politics of housing, where progressives in state legislatures are trying to strip local control over zoning to permit more housing.

From Slate

Corey agreed, saying that during a temperature inversion, “sound from a concert venue that travels up into the warmer air layer and bends downward after passing over buildings and other obstacles reaching the ground miles away from the concert.”

This is a Yoda inversion you see, and in case you didn't get the memo, Kreese is sent on a mission that ends in a dark cave.

From Salon

En particular, Sheinbaum Pardo quiere trabajar con negocios extranjeros para impulsar la inversión privada en investigación, con el objetivo a largo plazo de remodelar la economía de México.

“The house has its protected spaces, and oddly, as an inversion, it profoundly connects them to the lake,” Chan says.

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