Mr. Piven's lovability quotient is essential to making this turnabout pay off.
While the president is known for mercurial decision-making, the turnabout deeply surprised DC insiders, with many national security officials vociferously opposed to any deal to resuscitate the company.
Still, it was a remarkable turnabout for Harvick's team, which did not even make the 12-car field for the Chase a year ago.
Whatever the answer, the turnabout has damaged perceptions of the new leader, suggesting that his word cannot be trusted because he doesn't make the final decision.
That's a turnabout from Brown's response this past Friday, when he said he'd be able to make the fourth debate.
It is a remarkable turnabout for Sokolova, a 23-year-old who considered quitting the sport a year ago after failing to make the Russian Olympic team.
"If you get the user to make the ads, who better?" As heartily as Mr. Clow endorsed the concept of user-generated content, he suggested that turnabout is fair play.
"Actually, sharks are at low levels now because of overfishing, both in the United States and abroad," he said, "making it a turnabout, man-bites-shark story.
Instead, I made a turnabout to face the libraries of old sage wisdom--the Ayurveda.
The turnabout made him something of a pariah among conservatives (Mr. Bennett now declines to discuss him) and ruptured his family.
As the clamor grows, the British government today made an abrupt turnabout in its handling of the issue.
