Now he would preside over the reversal of his reversal.
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The reason for this dramatic reversal of policy is an equally dramatic reversal of political fortunes.
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Role reversal But Trump was not the only politician pulling off a role reversal toward the gay community.
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To support the reversal, the agency had to rely on distorted truths, claiming that new facts supported the reversal.
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The state's attorney's reversal is "a punch to the gut," said Jennifer Bonjean, Myles' attorney, of the state's attorney's reversal.
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This bullish outlook is wishful thinking because it requires a reversal of the current trend and this reversal is a low probability.
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This is Sessions' second direct reversal of an Eric Holder policy; the first was a May reversal of Holder's mandatory minimum sentencing reform.
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That is a reversal or vacating rate of about 81 percent, which is higher than the average reversal rate of nearly 73 percent.
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When Farahany compared the reversal rates in those cases versus all criminal appellate cases, the reversal rate in cases with neurobiological evidence is higher.
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Both appear to be in reversal mode, but the reversal is "gradual and relatively non-threatening" to investors compared to historical examples, he said.
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Keven Stratton, who sponsored his state's abortion-reversal law, told VICE News that he thinks providers should still be required to tell patients about abortion reversal.
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The move amounted to a reversal of a reversal, as the ban was passed about a year after a previous Supreme Court ruling first allowed marriage equality.
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"Our emphasis is on reversal rather than longevity, in part because it's easier to get permission from the F.D.A. for reversal of diseases than for prolongation of life," he says.
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" Google said the rights reversal had them "deeply concerned.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "A bit of a reversal for Spicer.
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But while lopsided positioning is a key signal for a future price reversal it does not indicate how quickly that reversal will take place and at what price level it will occur.
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The magnetic field decreases in strength about 5% each century and signs of weakening in the field point to an upcoming reversal -- but it's hard to know when that reversal will happen.
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But this time the reversal is on a grander scale.
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Still, Trump's comments do not amount to a full reversal.
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A reversal would invite legal challenge, and perhaps retaliatory tariffs.
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No. Or at least: don't panic about a pole reversal.
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More recently, however, Valeant suffered the proverbial reversal of fortunes.
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Hyatt, protesting the majority's reversal of the 1979 Nevada v.
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A career reversal, he joked about on Fox decades later.
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The reversal sent shock and confusion through the diplomatic community.
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But a recent policy reversal is stoking the most concern.
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And there is no evidence of a reversal in 2017.
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The result, made public on Tuesday, was an astounding reversal.
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The result, made public on Tuesday, was an astounding reversal.
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His opponents on the left described the reversal as cowardly.
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So his opposition also looks entrenched, barring a remarkable reversal.
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Talk of "tapering" QE in 2013 prompted a partial reversal.
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The decision is quite the reversal for Travis Kalanick's baby.
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Lam's reversal was hailed by business groups and overseas governments.
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Yet the sudden reversal had come out of the blue.
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This has led to the starkest reversal in modern geopolitics.
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Government officials did not give a reason for the reversal.
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Its biggest role reversal comes from breakout actress Karrueche Tran.
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That marks a sharp reversal from a peak last month.
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Obama said that kind of political reversal doesn't stand scrutiny.
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It's a complete reversal from just over a week ago.
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In a stunning reversal, Yushchenko is declared the new winner.
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I fear we're about to witness a jarring role reversal.
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The losses from any reversal would be more than financial.
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So their reversal rate at the Supreme Court is infinitesimal.
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Especially as Barr reportedly advised the administration against the reversal.
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To what do we owe this reversal of atmospheric fortune?
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Their reversal added momentum to the push for the vote.
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Perhaps this is just a reversal of the normal pattern.
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That has led to a dramatic reversal in market expectations.
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The rally also coincides with the Federal Reserve's policy reversal.
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Benioff has not yet publicly commented on Trump's reversal, though.
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But President Donald Trump's new administration culminates a role reversal.
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We believe these issues will warrant a reversal on appeal.
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Higgins, who signed the letter, was the next shocking reversal.
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The turnaround has been accompanied by a reversal in bonds.
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"The magnetic reversal would increase the muon exposure," Melott said.
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These policies set in motion a reversal of crime trends.
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We did see the reversal in the US stock market.
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What lead to the reversal in the US stock market?
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The order marked a dramatic reversal for President Donald Trump.
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Veselnitskaya's reversal may have been a Putinesque show of force.
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Cook County's reversal could force proponents to change course again.
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The reversal has led environmental groups and supporters of Sen.
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Energy analysts say the catalyst for the reversal is clear.
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The crowd bellowed and jeered at every advance and reversal.
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The Associated Press: Evangelical leaders downplay potential reversal of Roe.
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Over time, Trump's reversal risks seeing Obama's dire warnings realized.
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Many technology workers were baffled by Mr. Trump's debate reversal.
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A reversal would likely put upward pressure on oil prices.
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The reversal underscores the inherent duality of open source development.
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That's almost a complete reversal of the numbers from 2016.
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It's a role reversal of everything patriarchal society offers them.
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In some cases, that reversal might not even be necessary.
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For his part, Chapman remains humbled by the role reversal.
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A return of export taxes would mark a major reversal.
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There's a variation today that adds a reversal at 221D.
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Japan's Oil Reserves Are the World's Largest!" and "Shocking Reversal!
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The deal's official demise completed a stunning reversal for Sinclair.
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You can read more detailed information about habit reversal training.
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A radical reversal of this bipartisan policy is folly. pic.twitter.
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The sudden reversal in Madrid has left many residents frustrated.
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The sharp reversal of direction on the news is noteworthy.
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The reversal of sensible criminal justice reform doesn't stop there.
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Oil industry leaders cheered the reversal, calling it long overdue.
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And his wife was a key part of that reversal.
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But the role reversal seems to have invigorated both parties.
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The researchers' own description suggests the scale of the reversal.
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Billionaire Josh Harris issued a press release, announcing the reversal.
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On Monday, the National Labor Relations Board reversed its reversal.
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When a reversal happens, the normally strong magnetic field weakens.
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By episode's end, Tracy and Earn undergo a role reversal.
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Stocks ended the day with a big reversal and rally.
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But this is a striking reversal from the initial judgment.
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Mr. Trump's policy reversal received lukewarm Republican endorsement, at best.
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There is no sign as yet of any trend reversal.
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In a historic reversal, fewer patients are dying in hospitals.
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However, the reversal of sovereign risk improvements cannot be underestimated.
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"We believe these issues will warrant a reversal on appeal."
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American workers are benefiting from his reversal of punishing regulations.
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The reversal in attitudes came not a moment too soon.
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Thankfully, paramedics revived her with naloxone — the opioid-reversal agent.
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For Kurdistan, Russia's growing influence represents a sharp geopolitical reversal.
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That's still true, even after the reversal on late applications.
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Reversal Trump's decision to relent was a reversal since he had gambled that he could use the plight of the children and public outrage to ram through his hardline changes to immigration police in legislation.
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After all, O'Rourke had criticized Biden's reversal on the Hyde Amendment.
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Thanks to DHS' reversal, though, they will have one more chance.
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Now liberals are anguishing about the potential reversal of Roe v.
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So we were left with an interesting role-reversal last weekend.
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Biden advisers cited continuing attacks from President Trump for the reversal.
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It represents a direct reversal in course from the Obama administration.
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Wade's reversal, Souter voted to save it, albeit in diminished form.
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A reversal on the IHRA wording would heal most remaining wounds.
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His reversal was a sop to his ultra-Orthodox coalition partners.
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"The reversal would help pull down Cushing (inventories) faster," he added.
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A reversal by Trump of sanctions could turn lawmakers against him.
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This is a classic Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) trend reversal.
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The rule is now said to be headed for a reversal.
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"There has unfortunately been a reversal in course with this administration."
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But it is Myanmar that most encapsulates the region's democratic reversal.
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Carter Worth broke down a call spread risk reversal in Walgreens.
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Texas Instruments' "right shoulder," formed in May, could signal that reversal.
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Technicians often view these patterns as a bullish reversal in trend.
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It is tempting to blame President Donald Trump for the reversal.
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A reversal in oil prices helped stocks close higher on Wednesday.
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This wasn't a sudden reversal on his rating on Caterpillar, however.
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In a remarkable reversal, the legacy of former President Lula is
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Watching Betty's surprising fire and Cheryl's fear was an interesting reversal.
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Overdose reversal with the use of naloxone/narcone was rapidly expanded.
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Let's start with the seismic political reversal that just took place.
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Obama's reversal drew push-back from current and former administration officials.
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Some of Patreon's most ardent creators applauded the last-minute reversal.
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But this short-lived reversal shows how fragile Bitcoin really is.
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The Dow's quarterly comeback would be its biggest reversal since 1933.
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Capito's reversal is the starkest, but she, too, faces stiff competition.
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That would be somewhat of a reversal for the Trump administration.
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The rise of the giants is a reversal of recent history.
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We're striving for gender equality, not a reversal of traditional subjugation.
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What steps must we take to effectuate a reversal of fortune?
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To make this even more confusing, in a sharp reversal, Rep.
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The reversal The administration didn't return CNN's calls and emails Tuesday.
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There have been a few contributors to this reversal of fortunes.
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I'm curious to hear what y'all think of this massive reversal.
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The stock's reversal also extended a winning streak to 10 sessions.
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The reversal of these post-war economic trends frustrates many voters.
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Mike Khouw recommends a call spread risk reversal in AT&T.
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"You're talking about a massive reversal of position," DiMartino Booth said.
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This reversal doesn't make sense for anyone but the oil industry.
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This new revision would be a drastic reversal of that effort.
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The result was a reversal from the election a year earlier.
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"If it isn't, we could well have a reversal," he said.
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Several companies now advertise age reversal through infusions of young blood.
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The Dow also posted its biggest one-day reversal since Feb.
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Ms. Haley vetoed a resolution demanding a reversal of the decision.
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But it is still a stunning reversal of the program's fortunes.
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But the reversal of fortune isn't just coming from the veterans.
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The figures were a reversal from a previous survey last week.
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The idea was less of a reversal, really, than a halt.
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Uncomfortable with the role reversal, she was reluctant to do so.
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On the other hand, the reversal of the policy on Feb.
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Over the next seven minutes, that reversal qualified as Nashville's highlight.
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The Tribune reversal risks a throwback to the company's erratic ways.
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She added that she never received an explanation for the reversal.
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Collin Green, who had little choice but to accept the reversal.
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The potential for a partisan reversal raises all kinds of problems.
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" She added that "we believe we have excellent grounds for reversal.
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It could also be a drastic reversal of President Obama's approach.
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It is a marriage that begins with a radical role reversal.
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The reduction in foot patrols is a reversal of past tactics.
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I am stunned by totality's shocking reversal of the world order.
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His elevation led to a reversal of fortune for the Cowboys.
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Such a change would be a major reversal for the company.
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But the reversal could hurt small businesses on the island too.
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But reversal offers a twist to those stories: a happy ending.
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It's a dramatic reversal of what was a pretty positive trend.
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Mr. Sessions appealed the reversal, but Mr. Padgett was ultimately exonerated.
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" The Fayetteville Observer called Tillis's reversal an "Olympic gold flip-flop.
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The ACLU said it will seek a reversal of Monday's decision.
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The Shanghai index is developing the characteristics of a trend reversal.
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It's a notable reversal given the market's strong start to 2018.
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That was a reversal from the poll's findings the previous month.
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The oil field mission represents a partial reversal of that move.
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The move was its biggest one-day reversal since February 28.
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In a striking role reversal, fathers give birth instead of mothers.
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There was an apology, a reversal and an admission about blackface.
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Trump's abrupt reversal on gun control caught some allies off-guard.
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Many right-wing Israelis would also balk at such a reversal.
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" There were signs of a reversal of rural population losses last year, Frey says — but "one year does not make a trend, so we don't know whether this is really a reversal or whether just a blip.
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"The reversal in yen is not very much different in size than the reversal in the Canadian dollar, euro, Aussie, etc," said Greg Anderson, global head of foreign exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Hardline Brexiteers will be told that defeat risks a reversal of Brexit.
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It's a reversal from the idea that the food is an amenity.
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And for some investors and employees, that apparent reversal smacked of hypocrisy.
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But many were already in place, forcing a long process of reversal.
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The November losses are a notable reversal from bitcoin's surprisingly stable October.
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We talked about regenerative medicine, aging reversal, gene editing and cell therapy.
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The tech giant justified its reversal as a matter of public interest.
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Powell's comments Wednesday were taken as a reversal of his comment Oct.
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The company building the pipeline called the Obama administration's reversal politically motivated.
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However, a reversal would be an expensive proposition because arears are mounting.
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It didn't seem obvious that such a reversal would happen again soon.
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Now, Breitbart has done a complete reversal that includes bringing Howley back.
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The only thing that changed was a remarkable reversal in the markets.
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The Kurdish-led authorities in the north welcomed the White House reversal.
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"Reversal of the trade is not going to be great," added Forrest.
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The election-year reversal affects a state Trump narrowly lost in 85033.
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The policy would mark a dramatic reversal from President Donald Trump's position.
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Meanwhile, the policy reversal will be unequally felt between men and women.
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The reversal in position comes after Esper urged balance on the issue.
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And it could force lower prices for naloxone, the overdose reversal drug.
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The modest fee increases represent a significant reversal for the Interior Department.
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Technicians see this sort of pattern as a bearish reversal in trend.
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Typically, technicians view these types of patterns as a reversal in trend.
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Role reversal The Clinton-Obama rapprochement has had real results in 2016.
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That's almost a complete reversal from the same poll in May 2015.
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I-26 Lane reversal from Charleston to Columbia is in full effect.
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If so, it'd be the reversal of a two-decade-long trend.
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To minimise disruption, the reversal of quantitative easing should be stretched out.
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"We anticipate that this reversal will persist," IHS analyst Merrick Kingston wrote.
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The series' reversal of zombie misanthropy is cheerful, adorable, and entirely conscious.
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Horror, on the other end, often includes a final victorious, empowering reversal.
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The reversal compounded the family's grief and left them scrambling for alternatives.
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Such a move is certain to be seen as a policy reversal.
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An accompanying spike in sales would mark a reversal from recent trends.
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The remarkable reversal for Flynn has created significant uncertainty around his sentencing.
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How do you think the reversal on net neutrality will impact BLM?
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Trump's reversal of US policies has energized those fighting to preserve them.
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No similar reversal was found in similar measurements taken in New Zealand.
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The Dollar index chart shows a weak head and shoulder reversal pattern.
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" "Affordability trends do not suggest an immediate reversal in home price trends.
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That reversal had crimped monthly returns for the sector as a whole.
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Possible factors: Massachusetts has made the overdose reversal drug naloxone more available.
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Critically, the city has increased access to naloxone, the opioid reversal drug.
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Known as the "Russian reversal", these quips often followed a set format.
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Major newspapers and networks have had a reversal of fortunes under Trump.
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The change is a reversal from 22% fall estimated a week ago.
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While removal or reversal is rare, so is the four "yute" judge.
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Cramer's reversal comes after initially passing on a Senate bid last month.
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Barring a sudden reversal by the President, this isn't ending anytime soon.
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The dollar index chart shows a weak head and shoulder reversal pattern.
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There is not going to be a reversal of these tax cuts.
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The Obama administration's reversal also provides a model for the Trump administration.
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Trump's approving tweet marked a sharp reversal from his previous blistering criticism.
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The central bank approved the reversal of its historic stimulus in October.
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This reversal helped pave the way for a record run for stocks.
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The Hill: Trump reversal on Russian meeting raises pressure on Mueller interview.
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But then Mitchell was notified Monday of the reversal in that plan.
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Trump's potential reversal on the TPP deal stunned lawmakers from both parties.
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The fallout of Trump's reversal on ZTE; new journalism loses a legend.
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However, when asked about the future, a weird reversal of fortunes occurred.
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Its reversal will not stop the trend away from coal-fired electricity.
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Despite centuries of reversal and tumult, something "new and yet ageless" remained.
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A reversal of eating disorders frequently requires both physical and psychological treatment.
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Republican strategists may not wholly appreciate Mr. Trump's gift of Roe's reversal.
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The reversal is already being hailed as a victory for democratic accountability.
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But this hasn't stopped anti-abortion activists from championing "abortion reversal" anyway.
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Khouw also broke down a call spread risk reversal trade in Lululemon.
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Take for example, Reversal of Fortune, Vampire's Bite, and Hero of Bladehold.
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Collectively, they called Trump's sudden reversal a gamble that could easily backfire.
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Binh Danh took daguerreotypes of Yosemite, a reversal of time and history.
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That represented perhaps the most consequential diplomatic reversal of the Trump era.
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The announcement constituted a radical policy reversal for some of the parties.
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So what happened next was that rare thing: a dramatic courtroom reversal.
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Remarkably, this is a reversal of a tactic often used by despots.
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Mr. Hook's appointment reflects something of a reversal at the State Department.
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Let's not be fooled, his proposals are not a reversal or progress.
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Such turmoil does not herald a wholesale reversal of white evangelical politics.
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This recent video startled me, as it was a stunning role reversal.
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Technical analysts say the trading action this week was a key reversal.
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The reversal in tariffs did not come from a position of strength.
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Was it cold feet about the deal that caused Mr Trump's reversal?
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Beyond cruise ships, the marriage reversal risks tourism cancellations on the island.
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Top 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, though, are vowing to reverse the reversal.
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If there is any reversal of interest rates that would cause trouble.
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A department spokesperson declined to comment on the record on the reversal.
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Any reversal of that trend would be a blow for local finances.
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The Associated Press: Confusion swirls on border after Trump reversal on families.
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This policy reversal is indefensible given the track record of private prisons.
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The move sparked a bipartisan outcry, and Trump made a rare reversal.
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The only question that remains is how should courts treat this reversal.
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The reversal comes amid an outpouring of support from alumni band members.
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She then demonstrated how to administer Narcan, an overdose reversal nasal spray.
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The Russia reversal and the NATO turnabout were inherently linked, of course.
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That gender reversal required little textual surgery other than changes of pronouns.
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We are just now beginning to see the effects of this reversal.
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In a dramatic reversal on one of her signature campaign stances, Sen.
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The reversal is a dramatic change of heart for the Massachusetts progressive.
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The Senate health care bill would be a reversal on that scale.
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Ethics experts said the Interior Department's reversal on Shasta raised ethics questions.
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A year later, Jobs made a complete "180-degree reversal," Kawasaki said.
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The result was a historic reversal of government rules in record time.
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But details of what a policy reversal could look like are emerging.
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"So we're starting to see a bit of a reversal" in gold.
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It was a reversal of its previous plans to add more stores.
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"But understand the reprieve is not necessarily an indication of a reversal."
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It was the blue-chip index's biggest one-day reversal since Feb.
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It is a stark reversal in the US's policy toward ordinary Iranians.
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It suffered a similar reversal this month in the region of Abruzzo.
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The dollar index chart developed a weak head-and-shoulder reversal pattern.
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That stretch created another six-day island reversal on the benchmark index.
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However, after the reversal surgeries the women regained every pound, sometimes more.
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Mike Khouw also looked at a call spread risk reversal in Fedex.
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She added that she was never given an explanation for the reversal.
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Inspired by the Fed's reversal, US stock prices skyrocketed to start 2019.
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Read more: Federal judge rips 'abortion reversal' as 'devoid of scientific support.
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The company's announcement Thursday marks a swift and dramatic reversal of fortunes.
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Approximately 503% to 250% of women can get pregnant after a reversal.
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Few of us, American or Russians, could have envisioned such a reversal.
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In the past several years, we've seen the actual reversal of this.
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Now, a battle over a possible reversal of that policy is brewing.
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Even with the religious board's reversal, the controversy is far from over.
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But the reversal mirrored the company's interactions with officials in other states.
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If there's a reversal, it's going to hit the index funds hard.
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Apple's reversal on Monday concluded a yearlong struggle for some app developers.
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Calculated misery is the reversal of how we usually think about upgrades.
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Unless there's a reversal of those conditions, there's reason for continued optimism.
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If those numbers hold, it would be a reversal from 2008, where Mrs.
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The reversal of typical income splits among white voters makes sense this year.
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The North Korean statements marked a dramatic reversal in tone from recent months.
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The reversal of the ban means companies can continue to sell these drugs.
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" News outlets call out Trump on census reversal WaPo said he "backed down.
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A White House official said changes would not amount to a complete reversal.
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Often one will hear that there's a time-reversal symmetry in the laws.
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A reversal would be a warning sign, but we haven't seen one yet.
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Some of her throws and her punch reversal technique were inspired by this.
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By the way, that role reversal thing is a little weird for me.
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Some in fact say that Trump&aposs reversal is a win for students.
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That reversal marked the 30-stock index's biggest intraday turnaround in eight years.
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Some observers believe that a reversal, at least to some degree, is inevitable.
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It wasn't a good reversal; it was just a mechanic that was unsatisfying.
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So a reversal of militarization could undo much of this escalation in violence.
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Brewers had not been expecting a major reversal of the trend this year.
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It has led to rapid reversal in energy trade between the two countries.
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Russia has appeared reluctant to sign off on a reversal in production strategy.
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The reversal will have a considerable social and economic cost, particularly for women.
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Some net neutrality activists saw this as a reversal in Netflix's earlier position.
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The medical community, however, says that Delgado's abortion reversal method lacks scientific evidence.
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The people least surprised by Mr. Walker's reversal were the state's beleaguered workers.
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By 234, in a stunning reversal, 229% of Democrats approved and 237% disapproved.
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It implies a halt to—and perhaps even the reversal of—economic integration.
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HHS was reaching capacity when it announced the reversal in the vetting process.
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It was both an imitation and a reversal of traditional foreign-policy engagements.
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However, anyone considering this reversal procedure should err on the side of caution.
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Part of the gains were driven by the reversal of a legal setback.
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Perhaps the biggest reversal has been Jokowi's seemingly effortless embrace of conservative Islam.
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The move represents a reversal of the trend of the last three weeks.
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Conway disputed that Trump presented a reversal of his position in the meeting.
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Every major physics theory exhibits something called "time-reversal symmetry" in its equations.
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At first glance, the Foxconn reversal confirms that American manufacturing is in trouble.
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The reversal of all that Obama put in place to protect our environment.
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Amid the criticism, Trump hinted at a reversal in a tweet Sunday night.
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The reversal of that order paved the way for his release on Friday.
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So the actual rate of reversal was 7 out of every 10,543 cases.
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The 9th Circuit's reversal rate is not out of line with its peers.
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Barring a stunning reversal of fortunes, Hulk Hogan looks primed to beat Gawker.
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"Other than that, there's no risk associated with the reversal," he tells PEOPLE.
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A move below the lower support is a reversal in the upward trend.
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This was a 180 degree reversal and a sign of intelligence and courage.
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Lucy Edwards' shot here neatly captures the resulting reversal of usual classroom roles.
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As part of that reversal, the Trump administration reimposed economic sanctions on Iran.
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That reversal in lending standards has hit African-American and Hispanic households hardest.
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His nostalgic, revanchist populism is a neck-snapping reversal of his predecessor's politics.
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" NBC went further proclaiming that "Donald Trump Openly Weighs a Massive Immigration Reversal.
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They're lucky they won't have to read Justice Scalia's reversal of their opinion.
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If Mexico's economy worsens, we will see a reversal of recent migration patterns.
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Make it easier for first responders to administer the overdose reversal drug, naloxone.
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Traders attributed much of the reversal to profit-taking after the recent rally.
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On rare occasions, a financial crisis can trigger a dramatic reversal of fortune.
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If and when it launches, it would be an interesting reversal of roles.
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That, however, would be a significant reversal of fortune for the ex-judge.
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A reversal in the Federal Reserve's policy stance has also lifted equity prices.
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Yet this forced reversal does not seem to have harmed the fund's performance.
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In some sense, however, rising inequality has pushed the trend toward a reversal.
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An unknown number of them were treated with the opioid reversal agent, naloxone.
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But if you have a magnetic reversal, they impact all over the place.
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The call follows a negative reversal in Twitter's stock in the last month.
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Left-leaning Social Democrats, angered by Mr. Faymann's reversal on migration policy, rebelled.
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Its reversal would throw the nation into a period of uncontrolled political disorder.
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We need empowered police forces and first responders equipped with overdose reversal medications.
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The survey also shows a sharp reversal from recent trends in the state.
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The reversal was announced Sunday evening during a televised meeting with government officials.
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Her decision is a reversal from her position on repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Protesters continued to demonstrate throughout the night despite Chouccair's announcement of the reversal.
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Bond yields rose Tuesday, which suggests that some reversal may have already begun.
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It could continue its lawsuit and seek a reversal of the F.D.A. action.
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This reversal, according to the school's president, left the potential scholarship recipients stranded.
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Most of Washington was also blindsided by Trump's reversal on a government shutdown.
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"I think you'd see a pretty sharp reversal if the Senate passes this."
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The reversal of the group's fortunes is not limited to Syria and Libya.
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That led to an outcry and a reversal by Congress two years later.
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Medicaid helped save lives by increasing access to the opioid-reversal drug, naloxone.
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If the polling is correct, there will be a major reversal of fortune.
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It was a swift reversal for Swarthmore, which previously stood behind its findings.
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It appears people wait for an intra-day reversal of the S&P.
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Her reversal on the latter happened in real time, before a debate audience.
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Perhaps the inevitability of the reversal was always there, coded in the words.
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Here is our full story about Mr. Trump's reversal on prosecuting Mrs. Clinton.
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" The former top aide said of Trump's sudden reversal, "It was all Fox.
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In what some call a reversal, he's now on a media giving spree.
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He's now the primary homemaker, a stark role reversal in their traditional culture.
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Democrats fear that Mr. Trump's nominee could favor the reversal of Roe v.
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And in a remarkable reversal of fortune, even vodka sometimes yields the floor.
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UK reversal Abortion providers pressed the UK government Wednesday to rethink its position.
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Small caps need a big reversal to make up for their recent performance.
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And the abrupt change to online-only sales is a rare strategic reversal.
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The stunning reversal came after 20 minutes of deliberation by the racing stewards.
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International human rights groups and supporters of same-sex marriage condemned the reversal.
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Our reporters broke down what happened leading up to the president's late reversal.
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It's a reversal from earlier years, when anti-Semitic incidents were trending downward.
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The reversal could also affect the ability to unionize in the first place.
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The rollbacks would not amount to a wholesale reversal of the Obama rules.
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Children's Books A fairy tale, in its essence, is a story of reversal.
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It is the Trump administration's most consequential reversal of immigration policies to date.
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The reversal, she said, was just a step in honoring her wife's memory.
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Erica Hauver is an expert on Keto Nutrition Therapy and chronic disease reversal.
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They had to prepare their companies for a severe reversal of market conditions.
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That is a sharp reversal from a 5% jump expected in early February.
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This year, in a crazy role reversal, I had my own picture taken.
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It's almost a complete reversal of what was taught for a hundred years.
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The sudden reversal of fortune makes Mr. Ghosn something of a tragic hero.
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The Federal Reserve has already done a sudden reversal from hawkish to dovish.
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"But then again, Trump's ZTE reversal shows that politicization can be highly unpredictable."
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Barring a dramatic reversal, however, the criminal proceedings against Schock will move forward.
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So what's the best hope for a reversal in this super important cohort?
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In August the index registered 55.3, a reversal from a decline in July.
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That their reversal unfolded so hastily should not have come as a surprise.
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The decision is a major reversal of his predecessor President Barack Obama's policy.
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So a reversal of American policy could well lead to greater regional stability.
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The magnitude of that reversal exceeded those on other objects of Trump's boasts.
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The announcement is a reversal of fortune for both Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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He recounts in one neat reversal the turn in the history of invective.
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In fact, the Dow posted its biggest one-day reversal since Aug. 7.
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China is not a currency manipulator, the Trump administration said in a reversal.
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In the months since, West has unsuccessfully pursued a reversal in the courts.
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The reversal followed Trump's tweet questioning the fairness of the decision on Stone.
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But reversal legislation suggests the anti-abortion movement isn't giving up so fast.
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Although CNN termed Rubio's announcement "a remarkable reversal," that is putting it mildly.
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That reversal alone might be a valid reason to critique Warren's political judgment.
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In a sense, this is a neat reversal of the casting couch trope.
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The layoffs represent the human cost of a remarkable reversal in WeWork's fortunes.
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On Thursday, the Nasdaq saw an abrupt reversal after opening at new highs.
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Charges dropped In a dramatic reversal, prosecutors drop all the charges against Smollett.
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Most military spouses are women and he finds humor in the role reversal.
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The Shanghai index is developing some of the characteristics of a trend reversal.
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" Such a reversal, she lectured the public, "will be a loss for everybody.
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But there are no early signs of a reversal in the declining trend.
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This was a stark reversal from the trend over the prior four sessions.
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That would be a sharp reversal from the $4.3 billion generated in 2018.
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I don't think we will see a reversal the day Trump leaves office.
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The call was brief and there was little explanation for the company's reversal.
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The estimate, by the research firm Rhodium Group, pointed to a stark reversal.
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Many attribute the reversal to Carl Linnaeus, known as the father of taxonomy.
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Splitting would also amount to an embarrassing reversal of corporate strategy for management.
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It would be a stunning reversal of fortune after 36 years awaiting death.
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While on the bench, he repeatedly called for the reversal of Roe v.
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The reversal puts them behind Russian firms Rosneft and Gazprom, which must file disclosures.
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It's a truly shocking reversal from Trump on one of his signature campaign promises.
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European equity markets moved higher on Tuesday, helped by a reversal in stocks stateside.
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Trump disguised his reversal with a speech laced with inflammatory rhetoric targeting his base.
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There was a 400-point reversal in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Tuesday.
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One explanation of the reversal could be that there is less Russian air support.
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Civil rights groups reacted angrily to the reversal by the Justice Department on Monday.
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The reversal on U.S. stocks kindled safehaven demand for the yen and Swiss franc.
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That marks a sharp reversal after total deal value slumped 22016 percent in 22017.
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However, Russia has appeared reluctant to sign-off on a reversal in production strategy.
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The first feature is the development of an inverted head and shoulder reversal pattern.
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But Lee says there could be a significant reversal in the next 10 days.
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For Britons pining for such a reversal, there is still a glimmer of hope.
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If you look at his super PAC reversal, it plays exactly into this narrative.
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It was a reversal that took gun control advocates and state leaders by surprise.
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Chris Coons said Democrats still feel burned by Trump after his reversal on DACA.
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Innes said reversal in oil prices overnight sent the Aussie downward during U.S. hours.
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The workforce has expanded by about 1m since 2012, yet a reversal looks inevitable.
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The FCC's reversal on net neutrality is somewhere between mildly unpopular and hideously unpopular.
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But the dawn of democracy here has meant a reversal of fortune for elephants.
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U.S. stocks traded lower on Tuesday, meanwhile, weighed by a reversal in oil prices.
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Something about the brute strength of his grip won Jana over, an instantaneous reversal.
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Social Q's I am living a gender-stereotype reversal and am embarrassed about it.
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Mr. Cox's reversal brought along 19 Republican votes, ensuring its passage in the House.
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Here's hoping we're finally able to put the idea of "abortion reversal" to rest.
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Thus, Cramer advised not to be too intimidated by Facebook's stock reversal on Thursday.
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It is a humiliating reversal after a high-profile battle against the larger Didi.
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The second feature is the development of an inverted head and shoulder reversal pattern.
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In the maritime sector, the reversal of the earlier efficiency drive is more ambiguous.
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At the root of this reversal is growing anxiety about China's stark demographic transition.
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"No, not at all," he said, in an apparent reversal of his earlier apology.
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Would we see Wags hungrily anticipating the reversal of Dodd-Frank Wall Street reforms?
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Clinton's 44 percent, a sharp reversal from last month's Quinnipiac poll, which showed Mrs.
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Go deeper: "We know the game is rigged": NYC mayor slams Amazon HQ2 reversal
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The second feature is the development of an inverted head-and-shoulder reversal pattern.
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In a reversal from recent years, value stocks are outperforming growth names in 2016.
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That's a reversal from 2018 when bond yields jumped in tandem with stock prices.
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It lists the Trump administration's possible reversal on ZTE as one of those concerns.
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This reversal in money flows is having an outsized effect on the financial markets.
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It's a rare role reversal for someone who almost always plays the good guy.
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The most liquid three-month risk reversal is at the widest since September 2016.
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Extreme positioning is often an indicator that a price reversal is in the cards.
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The decision to use military force against Syria marks a remarkable reversal for Trump.
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Islamic State's reversal seemed improbable in June 2014 when its fighters swept into Mosul.
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Even places that saw bitter cold will see a nice reversal by mid-week.
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This was a reversal of the trend when Trump was elected a year ago.
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Worse, it might go up, which could prompt a reversal of the tax increases.
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The collapsing margins are a sharp reversal from expectations of a few months ago.
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That's a sharp reversal from the government's position after his last capture in 2014.
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Trader Guy Adami argued that the reversal did not bode well for the stock.
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Irene: It's about being a bad bih and role reversal—live your best life.
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It also represents a notable critic-artist role reversal with respect to risk management.
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With him she experienced a strange reversal of her first role in Hong Kong.
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That record still stands, and today's questions were nothing close to a clear reversal.
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That would mark the sharpest decline this year and a reversal of March's increase.
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Koss won a reversal of a decision to transfer the case in July 2012.
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Trump's surprise reversal Friday marks a departure from his administration's messaging a day earlier.
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Chandler said, however, the markets are vulnerable to a reversal, as investors eye Washington.
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Mike Khouw and Carter Worth outlined a call spread risk reversal trade in Facebook.
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It would reflect a major reversal of the Obama administration's efforts on climate change.
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Perhaps Strange saw that the act somehow contains the seeds of its own reversal.
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All of this is now imperiled by the reversal of the trust land decision.
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This reversal is all the more surprising given America's huge popularity in the Philippines.
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They also feature a reversal of fortunes for some of the key principals involved.
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Newman in December 2014 that led to the reversal of a number of convictions.
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The reversal has come quickly, as my colleague Nate Cohn pointed out on Tuesday.
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Big handouts would require a reversal of past cuts to income and corporate tax.
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Rating Swing Time is constructed in a kind of reversal of Astaire's shadow dance.
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The recent attacks on Pope Francis are a big reversal from Trump's previous opinion.
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Trump based his partial reversal of Obama's Cuba measures largely on human rights grounds.
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The resulting backlash led Trump to make a rare reversal in signing the order.
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"Hamilton" is obviously a very strategic reversal of the usual dead-white-men lineup.
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Tech stocks are feeling the pain today, but it's more of a technical reversal.
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The blame for the reversal of Kenya's democracy falls on many sides (see article).
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The investment represents a reversal in the historical relationship between the two financial firms.
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The territory's Hang Seng index staged a reversal as mainland investors hunted for bargains.
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The mood is not one of unease or embarrassment, but empowerment through role reversal.
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However, despite the reversal of the price increase, the protests raged on in Santiago.
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In a bit of a role reversal, the younger sibling is leading the charge.
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In an ironic reversal, stores now may have to offer less to stay relevant.
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Reversal of that law was a rallying cry for hard-right Republicans, including Trump.
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Just one year later, however, Jobs made a complete "180-degree reversal," Kawasaki says.
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The move follows days of fallout caused by the President's reversal, which happened suddenly.
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United flight attendants, needless to say, responded quite favorably to United's reversal of course.
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"There is no question," he said when asked about a reversal in the ruling.
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Netanyahu's main request of Trump was the reversal of Obama-era policies concerning Iran.
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Attaching a reversal of the transgender policy to the NDAA would cost Democratic votes.
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Then, in a magical reversal, the cockerel springs to life and kills the czar.
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By Wednesday, Mickelson, 45, had apparently undergone a kind of middle-aged reversal therapy.
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The New York Times also reported that the reversal was prompted by Republican opposition.
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But the key outcome has been a reversal of the early-year stocks trend.
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The reversal in stocks was accompanied by purchases of safe haven assets like bonds.
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The injunction and the subsequent reversal also applied to insecticide abamectin and fungicide thiram.
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A reversal in government leadership could hinder the GOP's ability to pass similar legislation.
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It's also a significant reversal for Trump, who was a historically unpopular presidential candidate.
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Critics used the tweet to call out Pompeo for his dramatic reversal on WikiLeaks.
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Perhaps the best illustration of Professor Putnam's restless intellect was his most notable reversal.
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Most analysts expect a steady weakening of Roe as opposed to a quick reversal.
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However, when a prison guard alerted Ringgold, she requested a reversal, which was granted.
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"I think now we are seeing a reversal of that attitude," Wolf tells me.
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The tragedy of Graham's reversal is that his initial assessment of Trump was correct.
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So absent an earth-shattering court reversal, it is probably time to move on.
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One way to view this reversal is as the price for nominating Mr. Trump.
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While these numbers are arbitrary, it illustrates a reversal on conventional trade agreement negotiation.
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"What we are seeing right now is a reversal of fortune," Mr. Feinblatt said.
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We need nothing other than a 180-degree reversal on the politics of remembrance.
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Conservatives may be laying the foundation for the reversal of the landmark abortion decision.
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But in just the last couple of years, there has been a surprising reversal.
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I. F. Stone, the fabled Washington journalist, underwent a nearly identical reversal in 1967.
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For consumers, the reversal of Quill could mean paying more for products bought online.
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As a Democratic victory looks more likely, the possible reversal has increasingly worried Republicans.
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If a reversal happened during our lifetime, it could impact navigation, satellites and communications.
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That is a reversal of what many analysts expected at the beginning of 2017.
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But the president's abrupt reversal has left Americans with a severe case of whiplash.
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The reversal loomed large in Chicago's 7-point loss to an N.F.C. North rival.
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The charges triggered a reversal from the "Empire" producers who had stood by Smollett.
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The downtrend has not ended, but the process of a trend reversal is developing.
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AND NOW WE'RE SEEING THE SYMPTOMS OF A REVERSAL WITH ALL OF THE VOLATILITY.
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The reversal comes weeks after the country's new president, Mario Abdo Benitez, took office.
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After that, there will be a better indication if there's been a true reversal.
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This is a hard argument to make, requiring reversal of decades of Chinese policy.
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It represented a wrenching reversal of nearly half a century of American foreign policy.
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The reversal Sunday leaves Trump's legal team with diminished resources as Mueller's probe intensifies.
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This was a reversal from a decline in July, when the index hit 53.9.
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These letters confirmed my current mental health status and were enough for a reversal.
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" "This was not a case with just one reversal for prosecutorial misconduct, but four.
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Those issues might not be enough to force the FCC to reverse its reversal.
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The non-profit organizing the competition celebrated the reversal in a jubilant statement Wednesday.
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The reversal took place as concerns of a government shutdown loomed over investors' minds.
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Trump on Friday denied that the decision represented a reversal of his previous position.
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This is a reversal from an overarching trend seen over the past few years.
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Michigan Republicans filed suit, as expected, but they did not argue for Arizona's reversal.
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Such a move would be part of a global reversal of cheap money policy.
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He was given four shots of the overdose-reversal drug Narcan, and he survived.
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Nor is heating the only thing driving a reversal in zealous anti-smog policies.
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Harvard's lawyers describe the challengers' "real ambition" as winning reversal of Supreme Court precedent.
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Many retailers have struggled to increase revenues, but an outright reversal is pretty new.
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That's a testament to Trump's reversal of Obama-era regulations meant to bankrupt coal.
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But it's possible that abortion reversal laws could actually lead to more regretted abortions.
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"The announcement is a stunning reversal from previous positions from the government," he said.
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Before Hallmark's reversal, the company removed the rest of its ads from the channel.
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Fans say the game Chinese Parents is a surprisingly poignant exercise in role reversal.
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It's a surprise reversal here, making the visual a joke all on its own.
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George Delgado, abortion reversal inventor and founder of Abortion Pill Reversal, theorized that a massive dose of progesterone taken after the mifepristone but before the misoprostol could prevent contractions, beef up the uterine lining, and reverse the first step of medical abortion.
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With the reversal of many promises he made during the campaign and with the reversal of course on his unrealistic, impractical, and divisive promise to put Clinton in jail, even the staunchest supporters are left wondering which promises he intends to keep.
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Stone explained his reversal on not having had a chance to read the full document.
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That is a big reversal from its long-standing role as a profit-growth leader.
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This is a complete reversal of the trend dating back to the John Kennedy administration.
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What has changed so drastically in two years that warrants a complete and total reversal?
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The 12-month euro risk reversal traded at -0.075 on Wednesday, Thomson Reuters data showed.
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Indeed, reversal of these gains would make our lives far worse than they were before.
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We don't even have proof that such a reversal would lead to mass extinctions, either.
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A pardon for Snowden would be a significant and hugely public reversal of this trend.
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The weekly NYMEX Oil chart shows a long term inverted head and shoulder reversal pattern.
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Liberal justice Stephen Breyer, for instance, even hinted at the possible reversal of Roe v.
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The reversal of her firing was just because of the negative media attention, she said.
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To some this looks like the reversal of Richard Nixon's visit to China in 1972.
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Despite that, the lackluster returns have led to a major reversal for the Biden campaign.
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Mr Putin would like it to be seen as a reversal of the Nixon deal.
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In a tweet, Trump blamed the "Do Nothing Democrat/Fake News Anger" for his reversal.
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The bill will expand access to medication-assisted treatment and the overdose-reversal drug naloxone.
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As of Thursday, it's been taken out of the store, basically reversing the original reversal.
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"Ultimately, taxpayers will pay the bill," Fugate said, referring to Trump's reversal of the standards.
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Yet the scale of the Republican reversal in the House may make this approach harder.
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The reversal has tipped off international controversy over wildlife protection, economic stimulus and ivory trading.
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The name comes from the candle marking the period recording the reversal resembling a hammer.
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"What we saw earlier was a fairly large 806-contract risk reversal trade," said Zhang.
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A turnaround in prices would be the first major reversal since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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There was a reversal on Trump's stated plans for Taiwan policy aimed at pleasing China.
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"It will take a strong reversal in positioning to create substantial new upside," Goldman said.
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And there's the added benefit of reversal — something that isn't available with a traditional rhinoplasty.
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There's no female nudity, which feels like a reversal of the traditional James Bond dynamic.
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Why this reversal of an Obama-era policy opening the armed services to transgender people?
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For now, the reversal does not seem to have dented Mr Moon's popularity at home.
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The Celtics continued their streak by executing a complete reversal Friday night in Oklahoma City.
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In another reversal, he vetoed a ban that would have kept the controversial, armor-piercing .
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It's a refreshing reversal of games that appear complex but ultimately have very little depth.
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For the San Diego-based chip designer, all this is a surprising reversal of fortunes.
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Some experts wonder whether a reversal of the Fed's bond reinvestment policy may come soon.
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NATO Perhaps the most striking 180-degree reversal by Trump on Wednesday came on NATO.
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That's quite a reversal from September, when analysts expected profits to jump nearly 7 percent.
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Wade, it "triggers" an automatic reversal to Illinois' pre-Roe law that made abortion illegal.
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At this point, everything else is likely a fight over the magnitude of the reversal.
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This was a reversal of the trend when Trump was elected president a year ago.
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By adding public stock management, it hopes to essentially hedge against a trend-line reversal.
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U.S. government debt prices rose on Thursday, holding higher despite a reversal in oil prices.
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The reversal followed a meeting on Thursday between the cinematographers union and top academy officials.
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Despite that history, Sanders' top aide denied that the change announced Saturday was a reversal.
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American society has long been a pioneer in the global reversal of sudden medical death.
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Most journalists did not seem too broken up about Trump's RSVP reversal on Twitter Saturday.
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If there's any reversal - if that's what we are witnessing -- there could be collateral damage.
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I'm reminded of those hokey old Russian reversal jokes: In Soviet Russia, dog walks you!
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Since 1983, basically, when they kind of engineered this reversal on the whole cable ecosystem.
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After months in which Ms Fujimori had led opinion polls, this was a surprising reversal.
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That is a reversal from 2628, when Democrats scored $28503 million and Republicans $22019 million.
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This is a stunning reversal that may have J. Edgar Hoover spinning in his grave.
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Lawmakers told The Hill they plan to investigate both the original decision and its reversal.
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Grijalva said he believed the reversal was based on politics as much as legal fears.
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This reversal will sow dissonance in a system that already produces difficult, even fatal outcomes.
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Risk (ii) intensifies in case of (iii) reversal of the benign outlook for emerging economies.
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Moving toward a more progressive party requires a confrontation, remedy, and reversal of these legacies.
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Bears point to the double top trend reversal pattern that developed in February and March.
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It's a reversal of her "it depends" answer at a town hall earlier this year.
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The censor board was not immediately available for comment on the reversal of its decision.
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South Korea's flight regulator, in a reversal, followed suit, as have others around the world.
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The reversal came after the initial Fusion story caused broad privacy backlash on social media.
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Harris's request for a new election was a stunning reversal for the Republican House candidate.
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Despite this reversal, the concept of extreme vetting was again cast into the national spotlight.
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"We also expect some marginal stabilization and perhaps reversal of volatility targeting outflows," he added.
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Some observers note that other appeals courts also go through periods of high reversal rates.
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Considering recent disasters against the same opponent, N.Y.C.F.C. gained considerable self-respect with the reversal.
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Ukraine boasts a freely and fairly elected government in a region beset by democratic reversal.
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Officials changed the location to a church after a petition drive legally forced a reversal.
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The debate exchange on race that led to this reversal of fortune was high drama.
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Under an abortion reversal procedure, a woman takes two pills 24 to 48 hours apart.
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Using that overbought-oversold measure, the two-day price reversal was the biggest since 1928.
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He instead sees this reversal occurring in gradual fashion and warns it's already in progress.
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Some legal experts are even speculating she could attempt a plea reversal following Huffman's sentencing.
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The reversal came as major sectors recovered after coming under pressure earlier in the day.
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Any reversal, then, would have a "modest impact" on the economy, the firm's economists said.
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It's a reversal of co-CEO Artie Minson's 2015 decision to cut WeWork's outsourcing contracts.
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After Roe has been duly chipped away at, an outright reversal would look more plausible.
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But he can announce a reversal of Obama's steps, which would have the same result.
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So its policy reversal now looks intended to diffuse regulatory scrutiny around potential antitrust concerns.
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His reversal almost guarantees that Pompeo will be endorsed by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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My own experience with him is a reversal of that of many of his fans'.
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These days, Washington Post columnists are calling a full-on reversal of Roe an inevitability.
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Pruitt's reversal comes a week after the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Republican Rep.
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It's impossible to imagining a reversal that big and sudden happening without pressure from Sanders.
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Publicly Trump blamed the reversal on "crazed and irrational" hostility from Democrats and the media.
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But as she has dug in her heels, such a reversal is harder to contemplate.
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When opinions are that one sided, it generally means a sharp reversal is in order.
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But these did not produce the full-scale reversal of programs that some observers expected.
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That's a reversal from his remarks alongside Vladimir Putin, which received backlash from both parties.
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Dershowitz wrote a book about the case, " Reversal of Fortune ," which was published in 1986.
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But the starring role for Kaepernick represents a big reversal in his relationship with Nike.
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Combined, the changes led to a first-in-decades reversal of the federal prison population.
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Wade that would end with the 45-year-old decision's reversal in the Supreme Court.
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"Everyone has been waiting for this major dollar reversal for quite some time," Moya said.
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That's a complete reversal of the direction we've been going since the invention of television.
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But the shift evident in the report is rarer: a wholesale reversal of bipartisan consensus.
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President Donald Trump is expected to sign the reversal into law in the coming days.
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The reversal over the weekend by Dr. Snipes, an elected Democrat, came hours after Gov.
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That is a reversal from recent years when investors would buy the smallest of pullbacks.
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The studies suggest that a rare phenomenon called sex-role reversal may be in play.
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The opening monologue by the host of the Globes, Seth Meyers, flicked at this reversal.
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The reversal is evidence of a fundamental shift in the landscape of abortion in America.
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Each person took a paper bag full of needles and Narcan, the overdose reversal drug.
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But this is a fairy tale, after all, and we are ready for the reversal.
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Ms. Harris's ascendancy in online fund-raising has produced a role reversal with Ms. Warren.
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It's a sharp reversal for a GOP that just weeks ago was railing against socialism.
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Newman's win marks a reversal of fortunes for progressives, who have been disheartened after Rep.
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That is a marked reversal for one of the most popular trades on Wall Street.
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That is a reversal from 2100, when Democrats raised $255 million and Republicans $41.5 million.
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It's all a swift reversal from the insistent, don't-worry tone of my last column.
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A reversal does not necessarily mean abuse or neglect did not happen, the center said.
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He gave her no reason for the reversal, and Ms. Liu resigned from the government.
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That is a staggering estimate and a humbling reversal from the start of the decade.
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The reversal is a win for AT&T Inc, Comcast Corp and Verizon Communications Inc.
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New York (CNN Business)The famously slow-moving Federal Reserve has done a rapid reversal.
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The reversal reflects a broader debate over the sport and who is left playing it.
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Sapin's comments mark something of a role reversal for those running Europe's two biggest economies.
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The reversal came after the president slammed the first recommendation as overly harsh on Twitter.
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Some analysts suggested the reversal could be explained by the sustained rally in oil prices.
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If true, it would represent a sharp reversal from one of Trump's signature policy pledges.
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Mostly a head-spinning reversal by the Federal Reserve, which flipped toward lowering interest rates.
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The exception, of course, would be if he suffers a shock reversal in South Carolina.
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On Wednesday, the blue-chip index posted its biggest one-day reversal since August 2015.
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In the Western U.S., the reversal of certain Obama-era energy policies was welcome news.
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But the Trump administration, in a stunning reversal, is allowing states to implement work requirements.
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The 2019 budget, however, doesn't balance, marking a reversal from Republican priorities in recent years.
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All three owners must agree, and have been studying a reversal for about a year.
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"This is a 36-year reversal in rates," Johnson told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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But the late-day rally was fairly broad-based, suggesting a possible reversal in sentiment.
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The reversal in oil prices helped turn markets that have traded inversely to the dollar.
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This is a total 21625-degree, world is upside down, hell just froze over reversal.
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" Mr. Stadlmann likewise noted that the reversal of bond yields is "continuing and gaining speed.
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That high reversal rate, those experts say, shows that the PTAB process is seriously defective.
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"We don't have any evidence that disproves the possibility that abortion reversal exists," Creinin said.
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But a full reversal takes so long that people on Earth would be mostly unaffected.
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"So you&aposd never know if you were living through a reversal, really," Beggan said.
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In other words, the consolidation pattern is a pause pattern rather than a reversal pattern.
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Powell could provide new insights into the Fed's rapid reversal on "53 Minutes" Sunday evening.
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But Walker said it would be presumptuous of him to take credit for Trump's reversal.
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Crowded trades such as this have often preceded a sharp price reversal in the past.
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"It's a complete reversal of what happened yesterday," said CMC Markets' chief strategist Michael McCarthy.
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It's a bit too early to say that a major trend reversal is in place.
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The shift was a reversal of a decision made in 2016 by the Obama administration.
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Consumer advocates said the bureau's reversal put the interests of businesses ahead of the public's.
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There's a way of looking at the role reversal in "Green Book" as an upgrade.
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The reversal of Reconstruction, and of basic rights for Southern blacks, is probably the closest.
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After his arrest, the reversal in public opinion for Mr. Smollett was quick and damaging.
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Almost everyone had an opinion on the company's reversal on a second headquarters in Queens.
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"If books are written after the trial, that could result in a reversal," Callan said.
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We advise readers on the left not to take for granted the midterm election reversal.
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But it's in my lifetime the first reversal of mass incarceration in the federal level.
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The uptick is a reversal from earlier years, when anti-Semitic incidents were trending downwards.
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And the move to scrap Mercantile and Nevereven is a direct reversal of his decisions.
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What have the members of grind greats CombatWoundedVeteran and Reversal of Man been up to?
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Yet Trump's latest reversal about the on-again, off-again summit was short on specifics.
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Anyone hoping that American Airlines' climbdown might signal a reversal of that trend should think again.
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The inclusion of in-app tipping is a major reversal for the embattled ride-hail company.
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It's a simple choice on the surface, but it's also a reversal of classic Lovecraft tropes.
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As such, I experienced something of an aesthetic reversal in regards to his hyper-real oeuvre.
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" In addition, he warns that the "broadening top pattern" he spots "could suggest an impending reversal.
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It was a reversal after a period of improvement for student debt, which totaled $1.4 trillion.
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They get a dragon to oversee their nuptials (another villain-reversal) and live freakily-forever-after.
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That is a stunning reversal from a profit of 900 yuan a ton in early 2016.
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Sarah Palin -- an early Trump supporter -- responded to Assange's interview with an apology and a reversal.
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European stocks moved lower Wednesday afternoon, checked by a reversal of momentum in the United States.
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But prison privatization expert Michele Deitch hesitated to predict such a reversal of the DOJ order.
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So if soaring tech stocks are not next in line for a reversal, what could be?
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In a reversal of conventional wisdom, the trucking industry wants the government to amp up regulations.
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But the normal way you describe a time-reversal symmetry presupposes there's a direction of time.
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But the reversal led to only more confusion, as parents were left searching for their children.
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But groups that had criticized Biden on Wednesday quickly praised him after his reversal on Thursday.
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On the other hand, the optimistic case would represent an effectively unprecedented reversal of recent trends.
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And that requires smart, effective -- and very expensive -- national policies, not some grand reversal of globalization.
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One CUP lawmaker present at the meeting, Eulalia Reguant, quit the day after, citing his reversal.
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If you want to be useful longer or do aging reversal, that could be preventive medicine.
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The NTSB found that a rudder reversal "most likely occurred" in the 1991 incident as well.
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They also warned a reversal of the dollar's recent weakness could also spark a sharp correction.
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After the DOJ reversal, Trump denied that he had instructed officials to change the sentencing recommendation.
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The reversal is yet another example of the regulatory murkiness in the U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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However, these aren't the causes of death driving the reversal of trends, according to the report.
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Impeachment may be irreversible at this point, however, even after the reversal in the lower house.
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So if Everest did indeed shrink after the 2015 earthquake, that would be quite a reversal.
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That's a swift reversal from the historic windfall produced by a decade-long U.S. energy boom.
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"It's just going to divide America more than it already is," she added of the reversal.
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Especially if the current Treasuries sell-off proves to be the start of a proper reversal.
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What is more likely than a total reversal, advocates have long said, is a slow degeneration.
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The finale gave us yet another historic reversal, in that this drama turned into a sitcom.
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By late that afternoon, the Department of Justice made a complete reversal of their prior statement.
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Graham's Thursday push follows a sharp reversal he'd made on comments regarding House Republicans' Wednesday actions.
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A Bredesen win would mark a big reversal of fortune for the Democratic Party in Tennessee.
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It is a recent reversal after remarkable progress in the second half of the 20th century.
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Then they got to work introducing the gene drive and its reversal drive into their yeast.
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The problem is, this so-called "abortion reversal" procedure is both scientifically unproven and potentially harmful.
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And, on Tuesday, City Manager Erik Tungate announced the reversal of the ban in a statement.
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This retracement is "technically significant," since it indicates a trend reversal may be coming, said Newton.
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If discussions with OPEC begin in earnest, that would be a major reversal in Russia's stance.
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Again, not a huge drop, but a reversal from the recent gains in new home prices.
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Prescriptions for naloxone — the opioid overdose reversal drug — increased by about 340% between 2016 and 2018.
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The past few weeks have been a slow but steady reversal of electoral fortunes for Trump.
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Paramedics administered Narcan, an opiate reversal agent, to Pasek, who was turning blue, the affidavit said.
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It's easy to criticize Gretchen's fast romantic role reversal, but Cash sees her character's choice differently.
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Be smart: This attitude demonstrates a reversal of candidate Trump's welcoming view of social media platforms.
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But controversy over the use of Facebook data in the 2016 presidential election prompted a reversal.
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It was a striking reversal from the measured public persona she had cultivated throughout her career.
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But other elements had an immediate impact -- including the reversal of Obama administration priorities for enforcement.
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It has seen no deaths, no apparent neighborhood problems, and the onsite reversal of four overdoses.
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The company anticipates a reversal of fortunes with the upcoming launch of its long-awaited smartwatch.
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In a reversal from the thousands of layoffs here in 2015, oil companies are hiring briskly.
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This reversal wasn't necessary to solve any problem; we were not living in a digital dystopia.
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But such wags should know that a handful of sessions does not a trend reversal make.
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The survey of equity strategists highlights the reversal of fortunes this year for Latin American assets.
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It's a role reversal from a previous conversation the two had, before the kids were born.
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But as negative sentiment piles up, stocks look poised to mount a stark reversal, he contended.
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Nature reports that moving forward, though, we're likely to see this one-year reversal turn around.
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U.S. stocks closed higher Thursday, extending the previous day's massive intraday reversal as oil prices rose.
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More specifically, Gordon points to what he calls an "outside reversal bar" that occurred on Tuesday.
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And all the stories allows for the caustic, back and forth power reversal in each story.
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South Korea's flight regulator, in a reversal, followed suit, as have others around the world. nyti.
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Squawk Box Live tracked market moves after a reversal in oil prices pulled global stocks lower.
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After the most dramatic reversal in 220 months, stocks could face another next big test Thursday.
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Read More Why the wild market reversal Small-cap stocks and biotechs led the initial recovery.
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If the current trends hold through the year, it would show a marked reversal in trend.
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The apparent reversal shows that the commission can be flexible, but only up to a point.
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Jahromi has increased his censorship of Telegram app conversations, a reversal of the previous minister's efforts.
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Until the reversal, prosecutors in Houston expressly mentioned Olis to any fraud defendant who wouldn't plead.
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Justice Harry Blackmun, Roe's wizened author, could not mask his surprise at the reversal of fortune.
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If so, could this realization lead to a reversal that would threaten the ongoing economic expansion?
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Consumer advocates note that the reversal came after several months of lobbying by retailers and banks.
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These trends show no sign of reversal, yet our education system has done little to adjust.
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Monday's reversal came on the same day in which Paul slammed the NCAA in The Athletic.
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The magazine's reversal reflects the tumult into which sexual misconduct allegations have thrown Kavanaugh's confirmation process.
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If the deal comes through, it would be a stunning reversal of fortune for the company.
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October 22Taipei makes surprise reversal of its earlier decision not to accept Chan from Hong Kong.
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This would be a dramatic reversal of the Fed's struggles with high inflation since the 1960s.
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It must feel like a reversal of fate to those who have not been paying attention.
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Since the reversal, service members have been allowed to "come out" by publicly identifying as transgender.
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The suspension marks a stunning reversal amid a week marked with violent demonstrations against the proposal.
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The stock market staged an impressive reversal, with the Dow erasing a near 400-point decline.
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Instead, it "simply discarded prior factual findings related to climate change to support its course reversal."
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"There are more and more calls for a reversal at some point in time," said Hellwig.
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The move is a reversal from last month, when O'Rourke reportedly refused to sign the pledge.
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The decision to suspend the arms sale to the Saudis marks a reversal for the administration.
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Besides the reversal of investor sentiment, Calvasina identified earnings growth as a risk to the market.
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It was this reversal that spoke loudest of all, amplifying his already abundant disdain for allies.
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In a reversal on Wednesday, Biden's moderate record was repeatedly questioned by progressives on the stage.
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But even this modest improvement represents a sharp reversal of the trend over the preceding decades.
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It's a telling reversal—some would describe Marin as being the tsunami, not its first victim.
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Castro's plan would also decriminalize crossing the border illegally, a reversal of 90 years of precedent.
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While this was no major reversal, the dollar has become quite overbought in the near term.
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Any hope of overturning the disgraceful reversal of net neutrality, however, appears to be fully buried.
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We need policing reform, sentencing reform, and the reversal of the Republican Party's voter suppression campaign.
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Atsushi Takeda, chief economist at Itochu Economic Research Institute, welcomed a debate of "reversal rate" issues.
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According to the Times, the move would mark Trump's first reversal on an arm controls treaty.
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On its surface it suggests a reversal; in truth it affirms all that has preceded it.
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The millionaire's tax bracket looks like a reversal of this trend, but it's actually pretty symbolic.
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If this really becomes a real constitutional crisis then you could see a reversal of that.
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Farmers say the problem, in many cases, is rooted in the reversal in the grain market.
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This post has been updated to reflect the Trump administration's reversal on the elephant trophy ban.
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Really, the only thing that could be reliably predicted after the reversal of Roe is chaos.
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Floodplain experts wrote to Trump this week, urging him to rethink his reversal of Obama's order.
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Trump's reversal also blocked government-funded sex-reassignment surgery and other treatments for active-duty personnel.
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It's a rapid reversal, which undoubtedly helped the dollar rally nearly 903 percent in that period.
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Hogue applauded Perez's comment, which was viewed by some as a reversal from his earlier statement.
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Ironic has several meanings, all of which include some type of reversal of what was expected.
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Yet both were grounded in long-standing precedent and may face a tough road toward reversal.
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"There isn't a total reversal of austerity," said John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC in London.
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The restrictions represented a sharp reversal by leaders of the Israeli military, in particular Lt. Gen.
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And would the partitioning of the internet precipitate a slowing, or even a reversal, of globalization?
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In fact, there could soon be a reversal of this strong-economy story, a sudden recession.
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This approach to deals is a reversal from the stance of past administrations on deal making.
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That policy, passed in the 1960s, provided a reversal of Jim Crow–era voter suppression laws.
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The city's plan had focused on increasing the availability of naloxone, the opioid overdose reversal medication.
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What's more, Trump's reversal comes right after he pulled out of the nuclear deal with Iran.
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The reversal would not require the approval of the 27 other member countries, the court said.
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They'd been demonized and terrorized, so why such upset and outrage over a reversal of fortunes?
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"I said to him, 'You've made this complete role reversal — you're very apologetic,' " Behar told me.
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And the reversal reflects confusion within the Trump administration about how to deal with North Korea.
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"A reversal of fortunes" among middle-class white people has led to despair, some researchers say.
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But in Seattle, the notion has proved extraordinarily contentious, culminating in the abrupt reversal on Tuesday.
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Delgado said more research is coming soon that includes a larger sample of abortion reversal patients.
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Beyond that, Trump's reversal — from "hoax" to battle — may not have gotten through to all Americans.
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Universities, however, were already vowing to stick with their admissions policies, despite the Trump administration reversal.
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However, his inability to get cap and trade legislation passed made his accomplishments vulnerable to reversal.
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The first comes from the recent 180-degree reversal in public opinion about the industry's function.
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But more than that, analysts and diplomats say, Germany wants a reversal of Turkey's creeping authoritarianism.
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The reversal of those gains reflects diminished confidence that Mr. Trump will be able to deliver.
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The reversal was one of the more shocking moments of the intense, at times startling, hearing.
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To will the death of your child would appear to be a reversal of that instinct.
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Despite its reversal on American, Qatar vowed to keep looking for deals in the United States.
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Another thing Olbermann might find difficult to reconcile is the reversal in the two men's fortunes.
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Hägglund does his usual deconstructive reversal, and argues that King's religiosity was really a committed secularism.
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On Monday, Joe, who will turn 9 on Wednesday, said he was glad for the reversal.
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It's a reversal of 2010, when GOP candidates were unified in their message, and Democrats struggled.
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The reversal is too small and too brief to be considered as a left shoulder development.
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It's a dramatic reversal of fortune for the second national carrier of the United Arab Emirates.
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However, a large and sustained reversal of TBANK's improving financial profile could lead to a downgrade.
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Second, this marks an apparent reversal of President Trump's past statements of respect for congressional authority.
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That reversal bolstered hard-line critics who said it discredited those who had accepted American assurances.
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Russia seems uncertain about the direction of the relationship, leaving open the possibility of a reversal.
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"It seems far from clear what here warrants the strong medicine of summary reversal," he wrote.
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Graham said he would introduce a Senate resolution opposing the plan and asking for a reversal.
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"The reversal of its sentencing position is not only unjust, it is unlawful," the filing reads.
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The is developing a classic test and retest pattern that often precedes a major trend reversal.
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The reversal frees up federal prosecutors to pursue cases in states where recreational marijuana is legal.
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That has happened several times in Earth&aposs history; the latest reversal was 780,000 years ago.
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So I see the title as a sort of send-up or reversal of those efforts.
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The stunning reversal came as part of a settlement Aaron Rich reached with the conservative newspaper.
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They observed the computer through four stages: order -- the starting point -- degradation, time reversal and chaos.
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Officials from the censorship board could be not reached late Tuesday to explain their apparent reversal.
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On Tuesday, the reigning Masters champion Danny Willett, an Englishman, expressed delight in the voting reversal.
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This reversal significantly expands the doctrinal shades of gray within an overwhelmingly black-and-white faith.
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So the $22000 billion in bailout funding announced so far represents a substantial reversal of fortune.
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If the NASDAQ Composite keeps trending down Thursday, it could qualify as a bearish outside reversal.
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In a reversal of the usual procedure, Lang wrote the music in advance of the filming.
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On Tuesday, stocks closed lower in a major reversal that knocked them off of record highs.
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Russia is becoming China's "younger brother," a reversal of their roles under both Tsarism and Communism.
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Her decision was a reversal of her predecessor's deployment of 53 National Guard personnel last April.
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But with Kennedy gone, the votes for an outright reversal of Roe would probably be there.
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It marks a sharp reversal from President Barack Obama's attempts to engage the longtime U.S. nemesis.
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The pace of drop in CR-V sales has since then slowed, signaling an imminent reversal.
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The moves to be announced by Trump are only a partial reversal of Obama's policies, however.
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It's also a reversal for President Trump, who entered office promising to minimize America's involvement abroad.
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This reversal could affect the progressive effort to sue the administration into keeping the DACA program.
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Theirs is an oft-photographed love story, unusual as the age gap gender reversal might be.
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