"This certainly made me take a 180-degree turn," he said.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks performed a 180-degree turn this week.
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The restaurant world is a 180-degree turn from his former career.
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Gundlach credited the market rebound to the "180-degree turn" from the Federal Reserve.
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The 180 degree turn in the middle is the stuff screams are made of.
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I'd done a 180-degree turn out of hell and was living my best life.
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It was a 180-degree turn from his previous statements about making such a move.
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Since coming out, Hunter says her parents have had a 180 degree turn about her sexuality.
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Much to progressives' dismay, over the past 16 months the economy has done a 180-degree turn.
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But these doubts aren't strong enough to make you do a complete 180-degree turn on that?
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Akhen Wilson, then a next-door neighbor of MOVE: In '86, it was a 180-degree [turn].
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But by Wednesday, Cuomom had taken a 180-degree turn after apparently speaking with the White House.
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That 180-degree turn means that the informed consent process, meant to prevent confusion, frequently leaves patients bewildered.
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"If we get a trade deal, I think the expectations do a 180 degree turn," Stoltzfus said. Disclaimer
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Awlaki: However —— Callimachi: After the start of the Iraq war, I mean, this guy made a 180-degree turn.
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The 180-degree turn led to immediate speculation that the central bank is surrendering to pressure from Wall Street.
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This 180-degree turn is, as far as I can tell, the most cynical policy reversal of modern times.
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One involves Baby pulling a 180-degree turn in an alley in one direction, then another 180 the other way.
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President Trump's speech on Afghanistan was a 180-degree turn from recent threats of "fire and fury" against North Korea.
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There is also, quite deliberately, no aggressive changes in attention that would require a viewer to do a 180-degree turn.
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"It's maybe not a 180-degree turn but maybe a 120-degree turn from the onset of the bull market," she said.
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René announces that we've arrived at "The Curve of Death," a 180-degree turn that's not suitable for those with cardiac conditions.
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Gundlach said the market rebound stemmed from the "remarkable 180-degree turn" from the Federal Reserve, which is straying away from quantitative tightening.
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In a 180 degree turn from its original position, web security provider Cloudflare decided Sunday to terminate its services with the online community.
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The auxiliary bio class character's 180-degree turn from being despondent and combative to vivacious and overeager deserves a story of its own.
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He went on to criticize the Social Democratic Party for its "180-degree turn in practice against Jewish Israelis," for failing to support Israel.
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The 180-degree turn came after Trump was urged by allies privately and publicly to do more as the crisis careened out of control.
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Alastair MacTaggart, a US privacy campaigner who spearheaded a landmark data privacy law in California said this was a "180-degree turn" for tech companies.
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"It is a catastrophic, 180 degree turn," Laffer, whose formula showed that higher taxes eventually result in lower revenue for the government, told Fox News.
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That quality for an abrupt change of course under pressure explains, for example, Erdogan's 180-degree turn following nine months of bitter hostility with Russia.
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The Department did a full 180 degree turn almost a year later, officially retracting their earlier assurances, and admitting the gun-walking operation was real.
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But what Trump has made clear with the order is that he plans to do a 180-degree turn when it comes to climate change.
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Why it matters: Investors have done a complete 180-degree turn in sentiment, moving from distrustful of the market's 2019 gains to full-fledged cheerleaders.
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Prakash Sakpal, Asia economist at ING in Singapore, said Monday's volatility showed how a "180-degree" turn in U.S. rhetoric on trade negotiations had spooked markets.
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Just a week after the United Kingdom shook up the world by voting to leave the European Union, market behavior has done a 180-degree turn.
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The currency controls were a 180-degree turn for President Macri, a free-markets advocate who abolished capital controls after he came to power in 2015.
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The breach comes from a party that counts Björn Höcke in its ranks, a man who called for a "180-degree turn" in Germany's memorial culture.
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"It's a 180-degree turn from the Obama administration," said Shannon Minter, the legal director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights and a transgender man.
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Before thrusting their snout, or rostrum, into the sand to seize their prey, the dolphins quickly paused by making a rapid 90 to 180 degree turn.
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But the show's writers managed a 180-degree turn with the character, and learning how to throw a punch transformed her into a respectable vigilante do-gooder.
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If you're compelled to make it more difficult, you can add a 180-degree turn, so that you pivot your feet and shoulders each time you land.
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Before fans of Heidecker's comedy shit the bed, though, it's important to understand that Heidecker's real life isn't some 180-degree turn into crysturbating singer-songwriter drivel.
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Prakash Sakpal, Asia economist at ING in Singapore, said the current volatility showed how a "180-degree" turn in U.S. rhetoric on trade negotiations had spooked markets.
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"Investors will want to see concrete evidence of progress after Trump's 180 degree turn last week spooked the markets," said Jasper Lawler, Head of Research at LCG in London.
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Its climate policies represent a 180-degree turn from Obama's, including promising to exit the Paris climate agreement and rolling back nearly every climate policy from the previous administration.
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The complete 180-degree turn in the case was announced Tuesday, as Orange Country district attorney Todd Spitzer alleged his predecessor had "manufactured" the entire case for political gain.
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"Bidding for Whole Foods would be a 180-degree turn from what Wal-Mart's strategy has been for the past two to three years," said Edwards Jones analyst Brian Yarbrough.
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Music and lyric by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings This anthem from The Ballad of Buster Scruggs makes a 180-degree turn into Americana and country (complete with a harmonica!).
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For Cruz, the cautious approach is a 180-degree turn from the 85033 healthcare debate, when his collaboration with rebellious House conservatives set in motion a 16-day government shutdown.
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The end of Olympics revelry coincided with the tempestuous final stretch of former President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment trial, and the general atmosphere in Brazil has taken an unenviable 180-degree turn.
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Sure, Huckabee's ousting, the handful of country singers who have come out, and the increase in pro-gay lyrics may make it feel like country music has made a 180-degree turn.
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For Mack, it is a 180-degree turn from recent months where he fell out of the rotation and then suffered a sprained ankle, complicating his efforts to return to the lineup.
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The rapport between the two leaders marks a 180-degree turn from their relationship last year when Trump dubbed Kim "little rocket man" in reference to North Korea's nuclear and missile tests.
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Just a three-quarter-mile hike from the parking area, Horseshoe Bend is a spot in Page, Arizona, where the Colorado River makes a 180-degree turn around a giant golden outcrop.
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As if to embody the emotional churn here, the governor, Mr. García Padilla, flipped his allegiance on the issue of federal intervention, doing a 180-degree turn at the very last minute.
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That decision has helped McCain and other traditional Republican defense hawks make a 180-degree turn on Trump's foreign policy, going from slamming his "America First" campaign pledge to lauding his decisive action.
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The two made a 180-degree turn in 2018, when Trump took the unprecedented step of meeting in person with Kim, who promised to no longer test long-range missiles or nuclear weapons.
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It also yielded a picture of a more sophisticated White House political operation that has made a 180-degree turn from where it was during Roy Moore's disastrous Alabama Senate race last year.
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Fast forward 16 years, and Chair Yellen has taken a 180-degree turn on this debate, noting in congressional testimony that a rule-based policy approach would threaten the independence of the Federal Reserve.
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It's a 180-degree turn from the role the United States played in helping bring the climate pact into being, and it's happening at a time when global cooperation may be faltering, analysts said.
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And many people's moral intuitions do a 180-degree turn in that case: They see her decision as a permanent solution to a temporary problem — a "solution" that ought to be forbidden by law.
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The fear and suspicion directed at China in the early days of the outbreak have made a 180-degree turn: It is now the West that frightens Asia and the rest of the world.
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Tarasenko's first goal was a nifty tally in which he managed to shed the Islanders' Jordan Eberle by doing a 180-degree turn and firing a backhanded shot past Thomas Greiss at the 9:38 mark.
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He said that in doing so, his dating life took a positive 180-degree turn because he&aposs now able to feel safe and weed out potential partners who aren&apost willing to do the same.
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Still, Trump's move isn't a complete 180 degree turn from his previous stance: He still reportedly wants to pass an Obamacare replacement this legislative session, and warned senators that they risked losing their seats if they didn't.
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He led the opposition to her attempts (now presumedly shelved) to expel Björn Höcke, the party's leader in Thuringia who criticised the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin and advocated a "180 degree turn"in Germany's culture of remembrance.
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We may even hear Trump express again not just his profound about-face on NATO or his other 180-degree turn on the value of European unity but the importance of democracy and how it binds us together.
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A slowing global economy and increasing strain on businesses from the U.S.-china trade war are tilting other central banks in Asia, from Japan to Australia, towards monetary easing in a striking 180 degree turn from last year.
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The names being floated may reflect the President-elect's predilection for leaders with a "tough guy" profile, but they also mark a 180-degree turn from some of the insults he leveled at military figures during the campaign.
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"This is a complete 180-degree turn," said Danielle Lang, a lawyer for the Campaign Legal Center, one of the groups that sued Texas and represents some of the Justice Department's fellow plaintiffs in the voter ID case.
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That is why the Justice Department's abrupt 180-degree turn has left legal experts across the political spectrum enraged at what that flip means for the Justice Department as an institution, regardless of their views of the ACA itself.
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This discounts that it ran congruent to Obama's existing foreign policy, and that Clinton actually offered a 180 degree turn toward Kiev, so much so that Ukraine was caught in its own meddling and collusion scandal with the DNC.
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It all sounds like something of a 180-degree turn for Cruz, who used his speech at the 2016 Republican National Convention to urge Americans to vote their consciences -- effectively extending permission to break with the party's presidential nominee.
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"It has been a complete 180 degree turn since we've been living here," said Saul Menses, who moved into one of Mutual Housing's 62 apartments and houses in Spring Lake, some 60 miles (97 km) northeast of San Francisco, in 2015.
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"The expectation evangelicals have is of a radical change, a 180-degree turn from the life of sin to following Christ," said Kedron Bardwell, a political science professor at Simpson College in Iowa, who is the son of an evangelical pastor.
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And combined with McKinnon's Conway taking a 180-degree turn into maniacal evil genius mode, it makes clear that SNL is done pretending that the women Trump trusts are in any way upset now that their guy is the president.
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Most have dumped the anti-Semitism which marked them – especially the old French National Front – and have done a 180-degree turn to become philo-Semitic, enthusiasts about the state of Israel, protective of the Jews in their own countries.
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The pick marked a 180-degree turn from the White House's earlier attempts to install a seasoned Republican strategist in the communications director post and was a tacit acknowledgment that wooing such a candidate was likely not in the cards.
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For a change, Azarenka, who has four wins and 17 defeats against Williams, is a step ahead of the American having given birth to son Leo in December — a day, she says, represented a "180 degree" turn in her life.
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Tom Turnipseed, who after working on the presidential campaign of the segregationist George C. Wallace in 1968 took a 180-degree turn and became a champion of civil rights, died on March 21957 at his home in Columbia, S.C. He was 21962.
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It wouldn't be the first time that traders and investors got caught out by a seeming 180-degree turn on Trump policy, but Wall Street may have to get far more selective in terms of which statements, and from whom, they listen to.
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Also doubling down on the caps-lock button and a perfectly modulated faux rage tone — "Gutless president in wall-less country" — she managed to get Mr. Trump to unfollow her before he did a 180-degree turn and did as she bid.
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Last January, at a rally in Dresden, Mr. Höcke questioned the guiding precept of modern Germany — the country's culpability in World War II and the Holocaust — calling on Germans to make a "180 degree" turn in the way they viewed their history.
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But while the decision to strike Syrian government targets marked a sharp reversal in the President's stance on Syria -- one that called for a laser-like focus on ISIS and largely ignoring Assad -- the sharp, 180-degree turn didn't happen over a matter of days.
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"The fear factor here is how weak exactly is the economy and how afraid is the Fed at this point, because to make a 180 degree turn like they did is significant," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"The fear factor here is how weak exactly is the economy, how afraid is the Fed at this point, because to make a 180 degree turn like they did is significant," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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That month, Mr. Höcke spoke at a rally in Dresden and questioned the guiding precept of modern Germany — the country's culpability in World War II and the Holocaust — calling on Germans to make a "180 degree" turn in the way they viewed their history.
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The Army started out fiscal year 2018 with an ambitious task: To bring in 80,000 new active duty soldiers, about 11,193 more than they netted the previous year, when the service made a 180-degree turn from a drawdown to a sharp build-up.
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The pick marked a 180-degree turn from the White House's earlier attempts to install a seasoned Republican strategist in the communications director post and was a tacit acknowledgment that wooing such a candidate was likely not in the cards, and, perhaps, simply foolhardy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama on Thursday said it would be naive to expect a 180-degree turn by Russia or Syrian President Bashar al Assad, but the United States and its allies would continue to try to affect change to end the deadly Syrian crisis.
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"We've done a 180-degree turn from this philosophy in place 10 years ago, where [mall owners] put in a food court, but shoppers were there primarily to shop, and the food court was just an amenity for refueling," said Garrick Brown, a retail real estate analyst for Cushman.
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"The government has failed to rationally explain its 180 degree turn from determining that Zimbabwe is incapable of managing elephant hunting sustainably, to proclaiming open season on elephants and lions in Zimbabwe, a top destination for American trophy hunters due to lax regulations exacerbated by rampant corruption," they wrote.
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Trump's 180-degree turn on one of the largest U.S. trading partners is sending a ominous message to the international community that he can't be trusted, Wall Street policy analysts said, adding that China, already skeptical of Trump's reliability, is now less likely to sign a trade deal with him.
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The classic Cadillacs that delivered guests to the party — as well as the primary-colored arrangements on the dinner table, created by floral designer Sophia Moreno-Bunge — matched both the collection and the prevailing midcentury feel of Hansford's new hillside home, a total 180-degree turn from her former urban life.
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Mr. Biden's 180-degree turn on whether he would comply with a subpoena was one of the starkest and swiftest reversals by a candidate in the Democratic primary campaign, and came after he faced questions and criticism about whether his initial stand would run counter to the rule of law.
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And it would all mean a 180-degree turn from the asymmetric balance between the public and private sectors that's made it possible for him to hand out $10 billion on a whim, or for Bloomberg to spend $7 million a day attempting to buy his way into the White House.
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Suspending the expedited H1B visa process and delaying the international entrepreneur rule, which would have lowered barriers to entry for international entrepreneurs who have a proven track record of success, is a 180-degree turn from any public statement about making it easier for international entrepreneurs to contribute to the US economy.
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The strategy marks a 180-degree turn for Republicans who had howled a decade ago when President Obama sought a similar, though smaller, stimulus plan with warnings that it encroached on free markets and threatened to bury the country in deficits — spending they said would saddle future generations with piles of debt.
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Mulvaney's move is a 180-degree turn from former CFPB Director Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, who saw it as his mission to enact protections for vulnerable consumers.
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In Cohen's case, this week saw his 180-degree turn from sycophant to saboteur by implicating President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE directly in his "allocution" as a newly confessed felon.
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It marked an apex in a growing fight for control of the AfD, between Gauland's so-called moderates and a more radical wing of the party, led by Björn Höcke, a Thuringian statesman who has publicly denounced Berlin's Holocaust memorial as a "monument of shame" and has advocated for a "180-degree turn" in attitudes to the Second World War.
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This has not been unintentional — while understated at times and sometimes almost boringly reliable, Merkel has made shrewd political calculations over the years, from her momentous 180 degree turn on nuclear power to fully support the Energiewende, Germany's transition from traditional energy to clean fuel sources, to her deft toeing of the line between condemnation at home and stoic professionalism during visits to the United States when it comes to President Trump.
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