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Meanings of major upheaval in English

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Usage of major upheaval in English
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Thirty years ago the creation of the choir marked a major upheaval.
The Irish Times
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It's a lot of major upheaval for a lot of people.
Radio NZ
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LAURA'S WEEK There has been a major upheaval in the life of Laura Gaynor.
The Irish Times
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With Kim's health also in doubt, the risk of sudden major upheaval cannot be discounted.
Reuters
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Slideshow (3 images) The business has not yet seen major upheaval.
Reuters
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I was hoping for a major upheaval, something akin to a full-blown grand mal seizure.
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It's just that others of his ilk have married the personal and professional without major upheaval.
Radio NZ
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The details, reinforced by the Zend-Avesta of the Persians, tell of tremendous hurricanes, of a major upheaval
The Flying Saucers are Real
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Still, if the courts again carry Constantin's right-to-employment argument, then football's transfer system could face major upheaval.
The Guardian
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So even if the global temperature increase is limited to 2 degrees, coastal cities are facing major upheaval.
The Irish Times
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Retailers such as The Limited are experiencing a major upheaval as consumer tastes change and online competitors thrive.
Reuters
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This girl's undergone some major upheaval.
Pretty Little Secrets
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Although Githongo's eventual expose caused a ruckus and a series of departures from government, there was no major upheaval.
Reuters
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It was a major upheaval.
Radio NZ
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Mrs Beckett said at the Royal United Services Institute yesterday: I am not myself anticipating some major upheaval in policy.
The Guardian
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Due to the major upheaval to lives, the report advised demolition be a last resort if refurbishment was not possible.
Reuters
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