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One night she had a party, and everything was upended again.

If my own life had not upended over the past few days, I would have been on the side of the police.

Only this time, instead of upending a table, it was a car.

The staff rolled out of his hands and upended itself.

As such, another economic assumption of old has been upended.

Of course, their traditions are not only about to change, but will also be upended.

In many ways, Merrill's long history has been upended by its recent one.

Some states have also question the law, saying it has upended their own efforts and school reform.

Traditional marriage, with its 5,000-year history, has already been upended.

Now the scene is being upended by bigger players, who play hard.

He upended his drink and went for another, not looking particularly concerned.

A large bed had been upended and was resting against the wall.

Each side has a different version of who upended the budget process this year.

And upended the pot over the head of the man who had been her brother.

Meanwhile, technology has upended traditional ideas of what people watch and when.

Most of all, it's about the struggle to figure out who you are when your life is suddenly upended.

I reached back and with my foot upended the vehicle.

Several days later, he upended 30 years of immigration policy on Cuba.

For many who do, the ritual of voting has been upended.

Within a few months, though, the Bush administration's optimistic assumptions had been upended.

Now, however, whatever transition discussions were under way have been upended.

Another boat had upended, spilling its men into the sea.

She shook out a cloth and upended a small box.

I stepped behind Jamie and upended it on his head.

The chaos in Iraq, he said, had upended the old stereotypes.