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“She’s very guarded and protective of her own world, and I think she sees me as a potential upsetter of that,” he says.

“I am the upsetter,” he chants, well aware that his philosophy upset the status quo and forged new ways of creating and hearing sound.

“So the more he talk to me, the more and more upsetter he’s getting for no cause atall. So when he finally leave, I’m standing there scratching my head wondering what’s plaguing him.”

The famous upsetter she has been compared to, Buster Douglas, lost his title immediately after stunning Mike Tyson and never fought a match of importance again.

Again a clever way to portray him as the outsider; the upsetter of orthodoxy, the insurgent tearing at the walls of conventional politics.

From BBC

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

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