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Capitol — elected to move on, refusing to convict their party’s leader for trying to upend the constitutional order.

From Salon

“Last month, the County Commission upended our ballpark agreement by not approving their bonds, as they promised to do,” Sternberg said.

Walt Disney Imagineering has in recent years been trying to upend the expectations that come with certain ride systems.

While much of the focus was on the president-elect’s nominations and appointments, we also had a reminder that his legal troubles have been upended by his victory.

From BBC

Jamie Lloyd, Sam Gold and Kenny Leon, three directors who don’t have all that much in common, conjure unexpected sounds from revivals that upend audience expectations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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