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Sometimes half the drop-offs at local U-Haul rental places come from California, and whenever upheaval happens there — an earthquake, a riot — the number of refugees seems to go up.

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Then, just as Vera and Marcus watched in disbelief the social upheaval happening around the globe, the London riots brought it to their doorstep.

Phil Sadow, an independent engineering consultant based here, is the sort of innovator that makes such upheavals happen.

It's not quite the upheaval that happened since the Martuccis left the 'hood, but it has made for an improvement in its dining scene.

This last century has defined what it means to be gay or trans; a massive social upheaval that happened over the course of a single human lifetime.

Examples range from the sudden, inexplicable collapse of bee colonies, to ice cores revealing the potential for dramatic climatic upheavals that happen not in millennia or centuries, but the time it takes to pass through a coalition government or two.

Mr. Hoffman starred in Mr. Glaudini's "Jack Goes Boating" in 2007, and now he's directing a group of other Labyrinth stalwarts (including Deirdre O'Connell and Jeffrey DeMunn) in this look at the upheavals that happen when a recent retiree's daughter brings her new boyfriend home.

We know for a fact that at some point, the jazz era ended and the rock/pop era began, and like most cultural upheavals, it happened organically over a period of several years, after which the outcome was obvious and incontrovertible: jazz was out, and rock/pop was in.

Until the very end of the book, every major upheaval – death, betrayal, violence – happens offstage and is recounted, second-hand.

In the lease, Mr. Green agreed to a clause that allows the landlord, who is renovating the building, to make him move to another space with just 45 days' notice -- an upheaval that has happened three times, Mr. DePlasco said.

Mr. Letta said Italy's recent political upheaval had hardly happened in a vacuum: He described the current political standoff in the United States, as well as various political confrontations in Europe, as part of a broader, interconnected moment in which governance is failing in some democracies — and alienating voters in the process, driving populist movements of all stripes.

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