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But demographic shifts, droughts or other natural disasters can upend what attracted you to move there.

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The report is the latest worry for Nvidia shareholders, who have been fretting that Google could upend the AI trade.

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The report is the latest worry for Nvidia shareholders, who have been fretting that Google could upend the AI trade.

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After a rough stretch in court, there are at least three different ways the department’s case against Comey could be upended, if not dismissed outright, in the coming weeks.

For me, in particular, our experiences have upended much of what I knew, or thought I knew, about later life—for instance, the certainty that I could easily mix leisure, work and volunteering.

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

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