" The dismissal is a "stunning, surprising turn of events.
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This is a bit of a surprising turn for Meadows.
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Things are set to take a surprising turn this time around.
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But I do think there's hope, which was a surprising turn.
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This was a surprising turn after a rocky start to their relationship.
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Rachel, in a surprising turn of events, says she'll administer the drug.
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All of this may seem like a stunning, surprising turn of events.
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In a surprising turn of events, Qatar's loss has been British Airways' gain.
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A circuit judge agreed with Anstead, and the case took a surprising turn.
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In Lee's case, the story of his orphaned Polaroids took a surprising turn.
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But in a surprising turn of events, there was even bigger news today.
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But in another surprising turn, Cook County prosecutors dropped those charges last month.
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In a surprising turn of events, Paris Fashion Week is unseasonably warm this season.
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In a surprising turn of events, all charges against Smollett were dropped last month.
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In a surprising turn of events, Trump won Michigan's 16 Electoral votes by 0.3%.
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The moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus, bringing a surprising turn in your relationships.
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In a surprising turn of events, a staff member allowed Hoyer into the room.
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It was a surprising turn, since both sides had denied that this was a tax.
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On the most important day of his campaign, Donald Trump's official website took a surprising turn.
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Last January, Alphabet's X "moonshot" factory announced a surprising turn, a new cybersecurity company called Chronicle.
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However, their separation took a surprising turn when Thicke appeared to be unable to let go.
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The surprising turn has been the reaction of their members, who have shied away from the bill.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, in a surprising turn, defended Democrat Nancy Pelosi amid her dispute with Rep.
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The animosity between Morning Joe and the Republican nominee is a surprising turn from just six months ago.
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In a surprising turn of events, Mosseri responded to Warren's tweet in and appeared to agree with her.
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It was a surprising turn of events two hours after what was supposed to be Flynn's sentencing hearing began.
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In a surprising turn of events, Mickey must assume guardianship of their three high-maintenance and ill-parented children.
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But that case took a surprising turn when court employees began asking investigators, Did you hear about the boys?
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That Google hired a consulting firm known for its anti-union work is a surprising turn in Silicon Valley.
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For PayPal, a closer relationship or acquisition of a crowdfunding site would be an interesting — if surprising — turn of events.
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Instead, in a surprising turn of events, Atticus has now migrated, as Lee herself once did, from Alabama to Manhattan.
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Tshisekedi's rhetoric also took a surprising turn after the election, especially given the longtime animosity between Tsisekedi's father and Kabila.
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Look for a career-best performance from Garrett Hedlund, and a surprising turn by a near-unrecognizable Mary J. Blige.
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But this surprising turn of events is hardly the legal or cultural reversal that should cause social conservatives to celebrate.
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Jimmy Kimmel, the host of the show, eventually came onstage and confirmed Moonlight's win and the surprising turn of events.
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While record low sea ice is nothing new in the Arctic, this is a surprising turn of events for the Antarctic.
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Clinton could somehow stumble in debates (very unlikely) or investigations into her email use could take a surprising turn (also unlikely).
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Ruth Wilson plays her real-life grandmother in this adaptation of her grandmother's memoir, which quickly takes a very surprising turn.
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They are in fact bursting with anger, screams, and a dangerous combo of windmilling limbs and a surprising turn of pace.
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In a surprising turn of events, White House Communications Director Hope Hicks announced she will resign, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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Soon after, the glowing, ghostly images enthralled thousands of people on Reddit — perhaps the least surprising turn of events in modern history.
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In another surprising turn of events, Dar is officially ending his working relationship with Brett O'Keefe and the underground internet think tank.
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Barring a surprising turn of events, H.R. 2181 will likely never land on Trump's desk, at least not before the next election.
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Biles did similarly well, making it to the semi-finals — but in a surprising turn, she was eliminated before the last episode.
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In 2011, when Warren met with Obama to tell him that she was returning to Cambridge, the conversation took a surprising turn.
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That's a surprising turn of events, given the history of Samsung holding back on Windows Phone and Google's bitter rivalry with Microsoft.
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Washington's day took a surprising turn overnight as a report surfaced about Wall screaming at Wittman and his teammates during a recent practice.
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In a surprising turn of events, Burnett later became the darling of the 2019 Bachelor season after her difficult family life was explored.
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It's a surprising turn of events in the Kelly's personal life considering that Clary and Savage were once the singer's most vocal advocates.
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In a riff of the viral "call your crush" challenge, this video took a surprising turn (Libby Brandt, Business Insider real estate reporter).
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In a surprising turn of events, Dexter ended up returning to the film following the dismissal of X-Men director Bryan Singer in 2017.
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But, in a surprising turn, a vital part of the lucrative industry has remained in the U.S.: boutique factories that build prototype circuit boards.
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If SoftBank or other recipients of Saudi Arabia's capital are hoping for a surprising turn of events, they should watch what they wish for.
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In a surprising turn of events, Taylor Swift fans (aka Swifties) have begun feuding online with fans of the rock band Tool this week.
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It's a surprising turn of events for someone with 1.5 million followers who's posted more than 20,000 tweets — a power user by any measure.
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But the final panel featuring Abrams and Landrieu, billed as a discussion about what foreign policy means to local communities, took a surprising turn.
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But In a surprising turn of events on Sunday, all of that changed for Khloé, when Atkin taught her how to curl her own hair.
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In a surprising turn of events for what should be a quick legal proceeding, the judge granted Hothi his motion for discovery on July 1.
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Their surprising turn of speed has drawn scrutiny from rivals who have remarked on the resemblance of the team's 2018 car to last year's Ferrari.
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It was a surprising turn that crystallized the threat both to the nation and to the lawmakers as they remained at work on Capitol Hill.
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The hiring of IRI Consultants is a surprising turn for one of Silicon Valley's giants, which tend to be known for good pay and perks.
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Midge is terrified that Sophie will sabotage her, which she does, but in a surprising turn of events, this actually leads to Midge succeeding more.
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In a surprising turn, you won't find any high-end, limited edition runs with Net-A-Porter or other designer heavy fares in this announcement. Instead.
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It was a surprising turn of events (and a great one for Qualcomm), but more important: What's the future of smartphones if Qualcomm has no competitors?
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It was a surprising turn of events and one that has led to the most bitter stretch yet in the contentious race for the Democratic nomination.
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Issa's best friend Molly, too, has established her own new set of boundaries—and in a pleasantly surprising turn, they've been healthy rather than toxic thus far.
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It's a surprising turn ... Louis got Briana a 3 bedroom home in Calabasas and he's renting a $21 million home in L.A. to be close to Freddie.
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For a candidate who said in that 2008 race that she was fighting for "hard-working Americans, white Americans," it has been a surprising turn of events.
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In a surprising turn of events, Emma Watson's name is now being dragged into a very dark conversation revolving around the NXIVM organization and the allegations around it.
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For an aesthetic once praised for its "ruthless logic" and "bloody-mindedness" — in the much-quoted phrasing of critic Reyner Banham — it is a surprising turn of events.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's post-midterm election news conference at the White House last week took a surprising turn when a reporter asked about locking down his 2020 ticket.
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The Girls creator and star stopped by NBC to chat about the show's final season, but the insightful conversation took a surprising turn when Shriver started to wrap up.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including Beau's 2015 death from cancer at 46.
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The vote was a surprising turn by the N.C.A.A., which for years has resisted calls for athletes to be compensated for the use of their names, images and likenesses.
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In a surprising turn, one Colorado councilwoman admitted that she disagreed with the ordinance "in many ways," saying it would invite a flood of litigation -- despite voting for it.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including Beau's 2015 cancer death at age 46.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including Beau's 2015 cancer death at age 46.
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Maybe that's what Wisconsin is providing some of the key players in the presidential race as the state takes its somewhat surprising turn at the center of the action.
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But the conversation took a surprising turn when some of the anchors asked about his efforts to deport many of the estimated 11 million immigrants in the country illegally.
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In a CNN interview after the debate, Mr. Cruz for the first time said that both he and Mr. Rubio would be better nominees than Mr. Trump, a surprising turn.
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And in a very surprising turn of events, the hero hacker who stopped the WannaCry malware from destroying the world was arrested in Las Vegas and no one knows why.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including brother Beau's 2015 cancer death at age 46.
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That's a surprising turn of events, one that says a lot about the state of the media business in 2018 — and about the technology companies that are upending that business.
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In a surprising turn, the case was then revived this year in May, after the House of Representatives announced that it would ask an appeals court to reconsider Friedman's decision.
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And the shock waves reverberated 200 miles away in Boston, where another woman of color who is challenging an entrenched incumbent was clearly buoyed by the surprising turn of events.
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Then, after another surprising turn of events that we won&apost spoil here, you&aposll be hurried onto the ride itself by Resistance fighters who have come to rescue you.
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But things took a surprising turn Saturday morning, with condemnations of Trump from the normally cautious — and Trump-friendly — fellowship of N.F.L. owners and their executors at the league office.
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This remix of "Lady"—the closing track on Citizenn's debut album, Human Interface, for Crosstown Rebels—takes a surprising turn from the roly-poly tech-house that is typically Allendes' specialty.
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ORIGINAL POST: The latest Silicon Valley heavyweight to pick a side in Apple and the FBI's war of words is Bill Gates, and in a surprising turn, he's backing the law.
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While many expected Trader Joe's to come out on top once again, in a surprising turn of events, a lesser-known market (also with a cult following) beat TJ's this year.
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But, after vehement objection from fans of the blog, the company withdrew the letter and — in a surprising turn of events — flew Yap over to Sweden for a chat and some fika.
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Diane von Furstenberg officially stole Sarah Jessica Parker's title for craziest headpiece of the evening, although in a surprising turn of events SJP went full-on Hamilton, bucking the futuristic theme altogether.
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The announcement from the Department of Defense (DOD) marked a surprising turn of events — for months, Amazon was viewed as the favorite to win the contract amid an increasingly political lobbying battle.
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But that case took a surprising turn when men who had appeared before Judge Boeckmann in court said they had been asked to bring him bags of canned goods, ostensibly for charity.
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It was the latest surprising turn in a story that has been largely neglected by the US public, but looms as one of the most pressing humanitarian crises in the world today.
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ABOUT THE CANADIENS (36-37-6): Veteran journeyman John Scott's season will take another surprising turn Tuesday when he makes his debut with Montreal, which acquired him from Arizona in mid-January.
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The case took a surprising turn this week when the director of the anti-abortion group, the Center for Medical Progress, and an associate were indicted in Texas for using fake driver's licenses.
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This was a somewhat surprising turn of events, particularly because Alaska Air operates a single fleet type of Boeing 737s for its mainline flights, whereas Virgin America uses the competing Airbus A320 family.
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Negan-o-meter™: 3 out of 10 In a not-so-surprising turn of events, viewership ticked back up last week, presumably because the prior episode actually focused on Negan for once.
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The case took a surprising turn in June, after Democratic Party officials, perhaps seeing an opportunity to paint Mr. Trump as Moscow's favored candidate, revealed the apparent Russian infiltration to The Washington Post.
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It's a surprising turn of events, and Nick Bastone's in-depth report about Google's smartwatch saga shows how the company misjudged and mishandled the biggest new tech product to emerge since the smartphone.
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That, and all the flowers, are a neat metaphor for Dior, the fashion house Simons designed for until last October, when, in a surprising turn, he resigned as artistic director of women's wear.
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February 15, 2019: The investigation takes a surprising turn Both Abel and Ola Osundairo agree to cooperate with police and, in doing so, implicate Smollett claiming that the actor orchestrated a fake attack.
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In a somewhat surprising turn, Sharapova received some kind words from Serena Williams, Sharapova's chief rival (although "chief rival" is being generous, as Williams has absolutely dominated their overall head-to-head matchups).
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And in a surprising turn of events, with the ruling Democratic Party slumping and the populist Five Star movement leading the way, Berlusconi could actually be the man to save Italy from political chaos.
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In one episode, Castelli and his castmates worked as butchers for a local meat trader, tasked with chopping off the heads of chickens and pigs; the scene takes a surprising turn when Castelli vomits.
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But matters took a surprising turn last Sunday night when the US President fired off a pair of tweets complaining about the pace of negotiations and threatening to raise the tariffs from 10% to 25%.
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But then the momentum took a surprising turn as Tennessee (23-20, 22-290) finally scored with 25:225 left in the third quarter on a 211-yard pass from Jarrett Guarantano to Josh Palmer.
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The plot itself was led by Governor of New York William Tryon, but the most surprising turn came when Washington's elite unit of soldiers -- his trusted bodyguards, also known as "Life Guards" -- turned against him.
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The surprising turn of events was greeted with joy from parents whose daughters were safely returned, but the relief was tempered by suspicions that several girls had died while in the hands of the militants.
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The story takes a surprising turn that Jarousseau could not have predicted: the last photos in the series were shot early in the morning of November 23, 2018, one week after the first gilet jaune protest.
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First off, Kufrin handled this surprising turn of events with an incredible amount of grace, which should come as no surprise to anyone who watched her unedited breakup (aka, everyone, since it was broadcast TO THE WORLD).
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WASHINGTON — The legal fight over the Trump administration's effort to put a citizenship question on the 2020 Census took another surprising turn Monday, as the Justice Department revealed the new team of lawyers suddenly being subbed in.
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The company says "The Legend of Zelda" will be the only game that is playable at E3 — a surprising turn, given that Nintendo (and most publishers) regularly has a dozen or more titles available for attendees to try.
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Brie, who recently starred in How to Be Single, will play Ruth, "a struggling actress whose dreams of fame take a surprising turn when she's thrust into the glitter and spandex world of women's wrestling," according to Netflix's release.
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But get to the second verse, and the song takes a surprising turn -- when a young man in dreadlocks gets his chance to respond, to rebut the generalizations, to recount being stopped by the police and rebuffed for jobs.
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True to his no-bullshit musical approach, Gagneux also wasn't one to mince words, or shy away from uncomfortable subject matter—even when things took a surprising turn during his explanation of just how Zeal and Ardor came to be.
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In a somewhat surprising turn, some early-aughts trends appear to be on the way out, even though the '90s are very much in the zeitgeist right now (the two are close cousins, after all, and had been trending together).
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The best lead actress in a drama series category was full of talented actresses like Viola Davis, Laura Linney, Sandra Oh, Robin Wright, and Emilia Clarke, but Jodie Comer ended up taking home the award in a surprising turn of events.
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The boy's father, Stan Patz, filed a motion this week citing what he said was "a wholly unexpected and surprising turn of events" in the death of a boy whose disappearance sparked an era of heightened awareness of crimes against children.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya's top political rivals met on Friday for the first time since last summer's contentious presidential elections, a surprising turn after months of escalating tensions, and the start of what they called a jointly led push for national unity.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's sympathetic remarks about the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers — "these incredible kids," he has called them — were a surprising turn for a man who had vowed during the campaign to "immediately terminate" their protections from deportation.
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" The same study found that "on March 3 sea ice around Antarctica hit its lowest extent ever recorded by satellites at the end of summer in the Southern Hemisphere, a surprising turn of events after decades of moderate sea ice expansion.
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But perhaps the most surprising turn of events was the exit-poll data: Despite the pretensions of sisterhood across racial and party lines that briefly glimmered in reaction to Trump's notorious "nasty woman" and pussy-grab quotes, that solidarity flamed out at the ballot box.
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Yet it just landed one of the biggest websites in the US. "Any time a 20-year relationship comes to an end is certainly a surprising turn of events," said Jay Friedman, president of Goodway Group, a digital agency that specializes in programmatic media buying.
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The Game of Thrones credits have never gone inside any of the buildings on its map, but after sweeping by the godswood the new credits took a surprising turn into the interior of Winterfell castle, showing off its impressive battlements, great hall, and mysterious crypts.
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And by Wednesday night, after hours of debate about the matter on social media, there was a surprising turn: The woman whose identity the campaign had sought to protect revealed herself in a first-person essay on New York magazine's web vertical The Cut.
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Though Mr. Eng has a family history in the tofu business (his father owned Fong Inn Too, along with other family members, on Mott Street, the oldest tofu and noodle shop in the city), this new store is a somewhat surprising turn for him.
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A resident of the Upper West Side with her husband, the screenwriter Ted Griffin ("Ocean's Eleven"), and their 15-month-old daughter, Emily, she talked about the show's surprising turn, what's next with Liza and her men, and dealing with an ex of her own.
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BERLIN — The drama surrounding Berlin's iconic Volksbühne theater took another surprising turn on Friday afternoon when a group of left-wing activists moved into the building and proclaimed they were occupying the institution with the aim of turning it into a collectively run theater.
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In a surprising turn, that confirmation hearing could place Mr. Puzder face to face with Mr. Hatch, the senator who once said the Labor Department had been going soft on Mr. Shenker at the same time Mr. Puzder claimed the department had been unfairly tough.
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The surprising turn lower in the dollar this year will be one of the most dominant influences on global markets for the rest of 2016, setting up a money-making opportunity for investors on the right side of this trade, strategists at Citigroup told clients this week.
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On Friday night, Reeves dropped by The Late Show to chat with Stephen Colbert about Bill & Ted 3 and riding horses in the upcoming John Wick 3, but at some point, the conversation took a surprising turn towards philosophy and the nature of our own fragile mortality.
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"The only surprising turn of events is the lengths the foster family has gone to, under the advice of an attorney with a long history of trying to overturn ICWA, to drag out litigation as long as possible, creating instability for the child in question," the group said.
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The 20-minute work is layered with shape-shifting elements: droning low sonorities; restlessly oscillating figures; sonic masses that come in and out of focus; blocks of chords that heave and sway; and, in one surprising turn, a beguiling melodic episode that yearns to settle in but never quite does.
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Even while his spending was fairly well-documented across time (as were his apparent conflicts of interest), he was humiliated for enriching himself, then ultimately kicked out of the corner office before the company, in the least surprising turn of events in recent weeks, today yanked its S-1 registration.
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As Holly Otterbein wrote in Philadelphia magazine, the election is a surprising turn of events for a city that's known for some of the toughest criminal justice policies in the nation, and whose district attorney's office has been mired by scandal — the current prosecutor, Seth Williams, is leaving office under a corruption investigation.
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After a brief history of how it started in 2016 and an overview of how early versions worked, Google got to the surprising turn in the story: Triada devised a method to get malware on Android phones virtually at the factory, before customers had even opened the box or even installed a single app.
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Apple hardware giving preferential treatment to Apple services isn't exactly a surprising turn for the company, but building a smart speaker that asserts fantastic audio as its central premise while ignoring any shred of support for playing songs from the most popular streaming service seems a little anti-consumer and out of Apple's best interests, as well.
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Here's a look at several recent cases, and the issues they raise: An agent heard her speaking Spanish and asked for her ID The case: Ana Suda says what started as a late-night trip to buy eggs and milk took a surprising turn last week in Havre, Montana, about 35 miles from the US-Canada border.
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Read more: Amazon cancels New York HQ2The surprising turn of events came in response to widespread outcry and protests from New York City residents and progressive lawmakers over the potential impact of Amazon's HQ2 on neighboring communities, as well as concern over the roughly $3 billion in government incentives originally allotted as part of the effort.
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As Holly Otterbein wrote in Philadelphia magazine at the time, the primary was a surprising turn of events for a city that's known for some of the toughest criminal justice policies in the nation, and whose district attorney's office has been mired by scandal — District Attorney Seth Williams left office and pleaded guilty to bribery charges earlier this year.
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But the race took a surprising turn, as John KerryJohn Forbes KerryJoe Biden and the art of resurrection Building trust in a time of COVID-19 On The Trail: Warren falls victim to the electability obsession MORE, a strong performer early in the race who was flailing in the polls for months, gained momentum and came in first in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Finding Her Voice In advance of the Women's March this past January, Comey, in a somewhat surprising turn, penned a letter to the CFDA calling on her fellow designers and colleagues for support: "This is an opportunity for us, the fashion industry, to show that we stand in solidarity with the women who make up the majority of our customers — and the majority of our workforce," she wrote.
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Saturday's defeat was a surprising turn for Romney, whose national profile far exceeds Kennedy's and who could count on a strong donor network and the endorsement of prominent Republicans, including Hatch and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The epic case of Paul Le Roux, an international drug and arms smuggler turned DEA informant, took another surprising turn Monday when one of his former employees was acquitted in Minnesota federal court, further calling into question the U.S. government's unusual arrangement with the shadowy kingpin.
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GM responded to Trump's Twitter attack in a statement on Tuesday, saying it builds only the hatchback version of the Cruze "for global markets in Mexico, with a small number sold in the U.S." In a surprising turn of events, it was one of GM's chief rivals, Ford Motor Co., that appeared to heed Trump's warning on Tuesday, when the company suddenly announced it was halting plans to build a new small-car factory in Mexico.
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