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Directed by Neil Burger from a script by Jon Hartmere, "The Upside" is a stale, flat-footed American update of a smash-hit 2012 French comedy called "The Intouchables," whose story — about a moody ex-con (Omar Sy) who gets a job taking care of a physically disabled writer (François Cluzet) — became its own magnet for controversy.

American updated its Conditions of Carriage after the United incident, stating that it "will not involuntarily remove a revenue passenger, who has already boarded," to give a seat to another passenger.

Mr. Israel seems intent on doing for humble home-style Ashkenazi food what the gentlemen at Torrisi are doing for Italian-American: update and elevate.

According to Resonance, 24% of Americans update social media at least once a day while travelling.

The Dietary Guidelines for Americans, updated every five years by a joint advisory committee of the Agriculture Department and the Department of Health and Human Services, are used by the federal government to plan food programs and by private industry to dispense nutrition information.

At a time when severe weather appears to be increasing, nationwide, we believe there's room for a second voice when it comes to meteorology and keeping Americans updated on rapidly changing weather patterns - a channel devoted to weather, 24/7.

"It's the American dream updated," said Robert E. Lang, an urban analyst with the Fannie Mae Foundation, an independent research organization.

The "fireside" reference harks back to the weekly radio-broadcast "fireside chats" that Roosevelt held to keep American citizens updated during the Depression and the second world war.

Having spent last week trying to persuade other countries to support the U.S.-led military assault on the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, President Obama used an interview with Steve Kroft, of CBS News' "60 Minutes," to give Americans an update.

For American Greetings, updating Strawberry Shortcake was about leaving the troubles of the modern world behind and playing up a fantasy angle, said Jeffrey Conrad, the company's head creative designer.

A vein of practical gardening advice runs through the book, which includes an editorial "Note to the American Reader" updating some botanical nomenclature and identifying a few species less common in the United States than Britain.