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In fact, progress on clean energy is just barely underway in the US. And much of it is reversible — if not reversible, stoppable; if not stoppable, slowable.
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Pros: Reversible with a grippier side for when you sweat, very thin and light, antimicrobial Cons: Not very cushioned Buy the Reversible (Un)Mat at Lululemon for $48 Buy on Lululemon for $48.00
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All attendees got a custom reversible jacket when they arrived.
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A decision to ignore this evidence would constitute reversible error.
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My least favorite pair was the reversible Nux leggings (center).
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In many cases, however, this damage is reversible, Flamm says.
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The process is reversible, allowing the thread to be extended.
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The display is fully reversible if art is your bag.
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And there is no indication that it's some reversible trend.
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Another upside is that it's reversible (two suits in one!).
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Wirecutter's pick is the Bionaire Twin Reversible Airflow Window Fan.
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This piece of good news for the U.S. is reversible.
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Just how reversible vasectomies are is a matter of debate.
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You can tell them the changes are temporary and reversible.
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Maybe Mr. Diller's decision to pull the plug is reversible.
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But it assumes the shock is temporary, containable and reversible.
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It's textured, reversible, and comes in tons of fun colors.
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That events are not inevitable does not make them reversible.
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U.S. officials, however, have cautioned that such actions are reversible.
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Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Abbas Mousavi said Tehran's latest moves were reversible.
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In his telling, America's problems are simple, self-inflicted and reversible.
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And the transformations can either be one-way or fully reversible!
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But that is reversible when the price trend is going up.
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You'll also notice the Robin has a reversible USB-C port.
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So, these testicular effects of high altitudes appear to be reversible.
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This optimistically assumes that the decline is reversible, which it isn't.
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Decorate for fall and beyond with these Huntington Home Reversible Signs.
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Because it's much more effective… The trend itself is not reversible.
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Iran has said all the steps it is contemplating are reversible.
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At some point, the deforestation of the Amazon is not reversible.
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Among them, 10.3% of respondents were using long-acting reversible contraceptives.
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It&aposs reversible, so it goes with everything in your wardrobe.
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Wirecutter recommends the supportive and roomy Lululemon The Reversible Mat 5mm.
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Cautious: this might be the most fully reversible restoration in history.
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In background: Opening Ceremony faux fur reversible coat, $695 at openingceremony.
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Via Spiga Reversible Hooded Faux Fur Coat, $190, available at Nordstrom
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Lululemon's original Reversible Yoga Mat is one of Prevention's top picks.
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Earlier Friday doctors said his condition was deteriorating and non-reversible.
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It supports Quick Charge 210 through its reversible USB Type-C port.
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A social transition is, of course, completely reversible, and not inherently dangerous.
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But the research shows that, while subtle, the process could be reversible.
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The movie star's face has been transformed into a reversible sequin pillow.
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This is usually reversible once the bladder is drained, but not always.
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Street Level Reversible Faux Leather Tote and Wristlet, available at Nordstrom, $50
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Stay warm on your visit to Arendelle with this reversible sequin sweatshirt.
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But his harms, while acute, are ultimately treatable—many are even reversible.
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Iranian officials have maintained the violations are reversible should the relief come.
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Wirecutter's pick for the best yoga mat is Lululemon's Reversible Mat 5mm.
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It was a highly controlled, and easily reversible, cession of partial authority.
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It can even be mounted on columns for a minimal, reversible footprint.
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The worldwide extinction of species and natural ecosystems, however, is not reversible.
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The researchers focused on women who received long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC).
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Children who play in these leagues all receive a Niners reversible jersey.
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"These particular pieces are fully reversible," the practical-minded Ms. Fendi said.
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They also are reversible — if the medication is stopped, puberty will progress.
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When Lopez lifted her arms, she revealed that her cape was reversible.
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And it's reversible, meaning it works whichever way you plug it in.
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Many decisions and actions are reversible and do not need extensive study.
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The effects of cross-sex hormones like estrogen are not easily reversible.
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It's deterministic and reversible, if you can make a hologram of it.
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Alpha Industries MA-1 Reversible Camo Bomber Jacket, available at Alpha Industries, $74.99He gets two jackets for the price of one with Alpha Industries' reversible bomber that features a classic camo exterior and a black-and-silver camo interior.
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"It is perfectly time-symmetric and reversible under the conventional definitions," he said.
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Ruha Benjamin points to this as proof that change is fragile -- and reversible.
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There's no reversible USB Type-C port on the GS7 and GS103 Edge.
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There's no reversible USB Type-C port on the GS7 and GS7 Edge.
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The North Face Reversible Merino Wool Beanie, $31.49 (originally $45) [You save $13.51]
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But at least the phone's rocking the new reversible USB Type-C port.
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The GS7 may also gain the new reversible USB Type-C charging port.
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Researchers have developed a promising new form of reversible contraception using sticky beads.
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This reversible cotton check jacket ($493) is equal parts woodsman and city savant.
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This reversible cotton check jacket ($249) is equal parts woodsman and city savant.
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Morpheus Reversible Sectional with Ottoman, $437 from 3PM to 9PM (originally $949.99); wayfair.
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It's available in three colors: midnight reversible, dreamtastic grey/red, and royal blue.
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Both the Micro USB and USB Type-A ends are reversible. Mind. blown.
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These steps are reversible and do not pose an imminent nuclear proliferation risk.
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The Arendelle Aqua Reversible Sequin Mickey Mouse Sweatshirt can help keep you toasty.
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The Hybrid Pillow, available at Leesa, $92Leesa's Hybrid Pillow is adjustable and reversible.
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Mara Leighton, Insider Picks editor: Lace-Back Bralette top, Reversible Tunnel Hipster bottom
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If Damascus begins to flounder without Russian support, the withdrawal is instantly reversible.
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The company that created the Reversible Destiny loft is actually based in Manhattan.
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The popularity of long-acting reversible contraceptives like implants and IUDs is rising.
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"Nutritional optic neuropathy" is rare in developed countries and reversible if caught early.
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Modern Bread Box With Reversible Lid, $82; Modern Butter Box, $40; food52.com.
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IUD— or intrauterine device — is a long-acting, reversible form of birth control.
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"When I switched to long-acting reversible contraception, my life changed," she says.
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Cannabis can impair cognition, attention and intellectual performance, though the effects are reversible.
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Reality check: Unlike air or water pollution, however, light pollution is easily reversible.
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Long-acting reversible contraceptives, such as IUDs, don't protect against sexually transmitted infections.
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For one thing, though they could cause much misery, those are reversible actions.
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The fact is that Iran's negotiating "concessions" were always trivial and easily reversible.
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Vasalgel is a nonhormonal, long-acting, and maybe even reversible contraceptive for males.
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Thankfully, black hairy tongue is reversible, and there are no long-term health effects.
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Filed by Microsoft earlier this year, the patent describes a device with reversible hinges.
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Reversible cryopreservation—that holy grail of cryonics—has so far remained out of reach.
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It's not the strongest adhesive around, but it might be the strongest reversible adhesive.
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The scientific term for this temporary narrowing of arteries is reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome.
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The Note7 is also Samsung's first phone with the new reversible USB-C port.
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It's reversible too; when men stop taking it, their sperm counts should bounce back.
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Long acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) are safe, nearly 100 percent effective, and cost effective.
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Longer-acting reversible contraceptives, like IUDs or implants, haven't been studied yet in astronauts.
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" Mr. Malley said: "The good news is that the steps announced today are reversible.
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Though reversible, such changes in humans increase the risk of anxiety disorders and depression.
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But experts say North Korea's moves so far are largely cosmetic and easily reversible.
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Blockers have been trialled in the Netherlands since the 1970s and are completely reversible.
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The massager is reversible, comes with adjustable arm straps, and even has heat functionality.
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This underpins our view that DB's commitment to PB's strong integration is hardly reversible.
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Fillers like Radiesse, which are made of other substances, are not reversible, he said.
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The Holdster, a reversible bra designed specifically for comfort post-surgery, was her answer.
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They tend to have less serious, or at least reversible, side effects than surgery.
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From what I've been reading, a foot drop from stroke can potentially be reversible.
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Symptomatic treatments can make patients feel better, but they are often temporary and reversible.
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After all, congestion is reversible, and companies can work on features to address it.
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And that's another reason sudden deafness requires urgent care: It can sometimes be reversible.
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It's reversible, but I get so many compliments when I wear it white side out.
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The iPhone 22016 also introduced the reversible Lightning connector, replacing the old 2399-pin port.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi, however, said that Iran's breaches of the deal were "reversible".
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The effects were also reversible as fertility was restored one week after treatments were stopped.
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Will Samsung really go with an older port instead of the newer, reversible USB-C?
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Wisdom helps you understand the difference between non-important, reversible decisions and momentous, irreversible decisions.
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And it's easily reversible, so your victim (friend) won't lose any of their beloved product.
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As an artistic work, Reversible Destiny was featured in a 1997 exhibition at the Guggenheim.
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Moon and Back by Hanna Andersson Baby 5-Pack Organic Cotton Reversible Bib, $30; amazon.
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The Oasis still has that reversible asymmetrical design that's good for both lefties and righties.
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Cost: $44.98Find out more about the Printed Reversible Throws by G.I.L.I by Jill Martin here.
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It's also benign and reversible, Dr. Yasir Hamad, lead author of the report, told CNN.
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Long-acting reversible contraceptives are highly effective, long lasting and life-changing for many people.
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These devices, often called LARCs, for long-acting reversible contraceptive, change a woman's fertility default.
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Well, as long as it is completely reversible and there's no side effects, why not?
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Being socially cut off is a form of death, but a reversible form of death.
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Tehran has said its steps away from the agreement are reversible if Washington lifts sanctions.
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The 14-inch reversible risers are designed to fit either 16- or 24-inch joists.
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Mr. Sick said all of Iran's moves, to this point, were easily and quickly reversible.
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But much of the damage was reversible, she said, adding: "It's still a little paradise."
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Johnson said he hopes a lot of the pain caused by the tariffs is reversible.
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"As scary as this looks, the good part is that it's actually reversible," Hamad said.
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Highlights include a reversible wrap top and matching skirt, and a top with tortoise buttons.
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The Orbera and ReShape balloons are often marketed as reversible, non-surgical weight-loss procedures.
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There was still a scientific grounding that the damage caused to the Earth was reversible, whereas now it is agreed almost unanimously that we have failed to meet all key environmental targets, and have gone far beyond the apex in terms of reversible damage.
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There is something about proximity to a particular death that makes the condition feel, possibly, reversible.
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But, they've all had limitations, such as offering power but no data, or not being reversible.
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"The great part about using hyaluronic acid fillers is that they are reversible," Dr. Zeichner says.
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Luckily, the interventions that doctors would recommend for kids this young are completely safe and reversible.
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"Vasalgel sounds like it will be reversible and would involve much less invasive surgery," he says.
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USB-C is reversible and can deliver huge amounts of both power and data very quickly.
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The sequins are reversible, so when they're flipped over, the dress changes from white to gold.
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Bleaching is reversible, but if waters remain too warm for too long, coral starves and dies.
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This fully reversible cable means no matter which way you flip it, it'll plug right in.
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The program includes educating teens about intrauterine devices and other forms of long-acting reversible contraception.
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But we need to be very careful about targeting specific groups for long-acting reversible contraception.
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Many cutting boards are reversible, allowing you to use both sides and to prevent cross contamination.
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But the good news is, and I'm not making an indictment—all that stuff is reversible.
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USB-C port: Apple switched to the reversible Lightning port in 2012 with the iPhone 5.
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However, it's unknown whether the health effects of long-term ibuprofen use are reversible, he said.
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This rare case of regime honesty demonstrates how trivial and easily reversible Iran's JCPOA concessions were.
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The HTC 10 is one of many new devices with a reversible USB Type-C port.
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Fitbit Alta HR Fitbit Flex 2 Fitbit Ionic GPS smart watch Fitbit Alta smart fitness activity tracker Apple AirPods Powerbeats3 wireless earphones Powerbeats3 wireless earphones Yes4All Solid Cast Iron Competition Kettlebell weight set Yes4All Solid Cast Iron Competition Kettlebell weight set TRX PRO Suspension Trainer System Gaiam Premium print reversible yoga mat Gaiam Premium print reversible yoga mat Gaiam Premium print reversible yoga mat Gold's Gym XRS 20 Olympic workout bench Weider Pro 265 standard bench with 80Lb.
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It's gold and red on the inside and black on the outside, and it was reversible. Ugh.
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" Big companies can become less nimble when small, reversible decisions are made using a "big consensus process.
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Moreover, reversible and safe human cryopreservation would be a revolutionary technology in the field of critical-care.
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According to the American Heart Association, cardiac arrest is often reversible if treated within a few minutes.
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Plus, it has a reversible, reclining seat that can go from forward-facing to parent-facing instantly.
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Interestingly, the charging port is a regular ol' microUSB and not the new reversible USB Type-C.
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It also uses the outdated Micro-USB port as opposed to the reversible, newer USB-C port.
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It's of course by no means the first time data anonymization has been shown to be reversible.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif told Lavrov on Wednesday that Tehran's decision was both legal and reversible.
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Before you panic and repeatedly check your tongue in the mirror, know that it's harmless and reversible.
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The Liberal Democrats could make big gains in the forthcoming general election, especially if Brexit seems reversible.
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Not all the changes wrought by cross-sex hormones are reversible, and genital surgery may cause sterility.
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And it'll charge up fast courtesy of the wireless pad or the new reversible USB-C port.
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This means that the squiggle is reversible, so a squiggly brow need not be squiggly forever. Phew.
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"[This] may lead to the development of a reversible male contraceptive," the scientists wrote in the paper.
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He has considered vasectomy, as have I, but has hesitated in part because it's not completely reversible.
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Weeks of stress cause reversible damage to brain cells, and months of stress can permanently destroy them.
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"It would only be reversible if all 28 countries including Britain agree to reverse it," Cameron said.
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And included with your new GPS is a reversible mount and a car charger with USB cable.
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That yoga mat is $64.95, and is reversible and moisture-wicking, Onnit says in the product page.
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On the other hand, physical dependence is a normal, generally reversible neuro-adaptive process to a drug.
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While progress is partial and still reversible, Myanmar can serve as an example for other benighted regimes.
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And a tiny number of Zika sufferers develop Guillain-Barré syndrome, a creeping (though normally reversible) paralysis.
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"All such steps are reversible only through E3 compliance," he tweeted, referring to France, Germany and England.
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Condom use and long-acting reversible contraceptive use, across racial backgrounds, did not differ with any significance.
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Really strong and reversible manipulations like this are of huge interest in the basic neuroscience of consciousness.
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There is also an entirely reflective jacket which is reversible, in case the wearer needs to hide.
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The effects of Dreamer deportations and/or sending them back into the shadows is far less reversible.
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Intermittently, a violinist (Mariella Haubs) roams Wilson Chin's jagged-edged, reversible set, handsomely lit by John Froelich.
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Currently, the most effective methods — so-called long-acting reversible contraceptives — are least often used by adolescents.
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This other long-acting reversible contraceptive has a slightly higher failure rate of 0.2 to 0.8 percent.
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Therefore, this is not a reversible procedure and once undertaken you cannot interrupt or stop the reset.
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The band can be made of silicone and tightened by adding saline, and the effects are reversible.
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Mr. Talley chose the fabric, a reversible Gucci gold and crimson Chinese brocade covered in leaping tigers.
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Other research has suggested that the adhesive isn't fully reversible: getting rid of it can dislodge paint.
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The condition is reversible if treated early but can lead to blindness if no action is taken.
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It is reversible, as immigration-panicked officials in many EU states have recently illustrated all too clearly.
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But while this approach would allow for reversible infertility, trying to deliver testosterone orally can be a hassle.
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In fact, the contraception coverage mandate meant that birth control usage increased, particularly for long-acting reversible contraception.
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The downward trajectory in teen pregnancy is a long-term trend, but is nevertheless completely reversible, says Berlan.
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But several of his arteries did appear to narrow significantly, a condition called reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS).
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It was intermittent, temporarily reversible, and it wasn't even clear if the horizontal stabilizer was causing the problem.
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The HTC 210 uses the new reversible USB-C port and has a secondary speaker on the bottom.
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Both moves are easily reversible, and neither was codified in the written agreement that emerged from the meeting.
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Confusing things even further, some users claim that these blog deletions are reversible if you contact Tumblr support.
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Other features include an 8-megapixel selfie camera, 3,83mAh battery, a USB Type-C 1.0 reversible charging connector.
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A "really positive trend right across Europe" in the past few years could yet be reversible, worries one.
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The versatile (and reversible!) sweatshirt first debuted on ABC's Shark Tank where it received backing from Barbara Corcoran.
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The system will specifically help self-driving cars navigate reversible lanes (or lanes that can go both ways).
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The smaller, reversible port, capable of charging, video output and data transfer, is the port of the future.
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The reversible ratchet makes your efforts as productive as possible and helps prevent muscle strain or even injury.
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A report by the United Nations last month, however, said progress on combating piracy remained "fragile and reversible".
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Nutritional optic neuropathy is rare and reversible, if caught earlyNutritional optic neuropathy is usually rare in developed countries.
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The scope, scale and complexity is concerning," Raymond said, adding that "there's reversible jamming of GPS communication satellites.
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Here are some simple and reversible things you can do to customize a rental without endangering your deposit.
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These dynamics could change over time, as US retrenchment from the region might not be a reversible phenomenon.
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I also selected a reversible denim jacket by Remu Apparel, an outerwear company focused on sustainability and ethics.
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One-way door decisions are irreversible or nearly irreversible while two-way door decisions are reversible, explains Branson.
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"Incapacity is the inability to provide food, clothing, or shelter due to a reversible mental disorder," he says.
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Reversible images like this flip on us because they're ambiguous, says Troje, director for BioMotion Lab at Queens University.
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Best of all, the whole process is reversible -- just in case Slim wants the watches back on his wrists.
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Iranian officials have stressed that their move is legal and reversible, emphasizing the two-month window for diplomatic action.
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Yet it does not wish to use this line, because it dislikes any suggestion that Brexit could be reversible.
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Some people might find that an arm implant is the better long-acting reversible contraception option for their needs.
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This meant that IUDs and implants — the most effective, reversible contraceptives — became a lot more affordable for American women.
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The attacks in the Gulf did not result in loss of life, and Iran's nuclear steps are all reversible.
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Colab's entire ethos is further complemented by the book's wraparound cover, which doubles as a reversible, fold-out poster.
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It's also reversible, so you can cuddle up with its fuzzy sherpa interior or its super soft microfiber exterior.
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Stamos went on to say that Facebook takes steps to protect the data and only retains non-reversible hashes.
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Yup. OH ... and the freakin' top IS REVERSIBLE -- because, ya know, back-to-back over Cleveland and all that.
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Oh, and it also has a reversible Type A connector, so you get an instant connection every single time.
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Not to mention, the other end of the cable is usually USB Type-A, which is also not reversible.
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To Schiff, the Fed's policies are neither temporary nor reversible — and over time, he thinks they've proved him right.
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The Baby Shark Kids Comforter and Sham Bedding Set is reversible and fits both a twin and full bed.
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And the process is reversible: Film also changes reality, injecting new meanings and dimensions into its mute, mundane manifestations.
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"The direction of travel is clear and consistent but it is slow and tentative and reversible," the diplomat said.
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The United States, meanwhile, has made only temporary and reversible concessions, such as postponing military exercises with South Korea.
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As of this moment, Risug is possibly the only long-term, reversible male contraceptive in development in the world.
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At $20 each it's hardly a big investment, and the reversible nature of the mod makes it low risk.
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Chemical castration was developed as a more humane and reversible alternative to surgical castration for sex offenders, Sorrentino said.
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And in January, Recode reported on a patent that was awarded to Amazon for autonomous cars navigating reversible lanes.
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It would also ban hormones and puberty blockers, a reversible treatment that stops the physical changes associated with puberty.
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Shattered into multiple pieces, the damage was described by museum workers as "severe but reversible," according to local media.
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This method of period management is completely reversible, so when these medications are stopped, the menstrual cycle will resume.
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In some past studies with healthy, active young people, often college students, the consequences have been swift but reversible.
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But this is the Middle East, and the Qatar example is a useful reminder that trends can be reversible.
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"I don't think it's something that will be reversible," Obama said Wednesday at his final press conference as president.
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Side effects are mild and reversible and include problems with the kidneys and gastrointestinal tract, the Task Force notes.
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With REPAIR, since researchers can target single bits of ephemeral RNA, the changes they make are transient, even reversible.
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But the move is "reversible" and Washington has made no final decision on announcing a full U.S. withdrawal, she said.
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You can make reversible alterations to the pieces, and you can reserve a piece up to three months in advance.
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There weren't many devices with the new, tiny, reversible USB-C port this time last year, but that's quickly changing.
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Many of the effects of hormone therapy are also reversible depending on how long a patient has been taking them.
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Though we wouldn't be where we are today if it wasn't for the original, cheap, not-reversible USB-A plug.
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Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) is the most effective birth control method to prevent pregnancy — more than 99 percent effective.
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It's rated for up to 100W charging capacity, allows up to 5K video and maintains USB-C reversible connector capability.
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But that process seems to be reversible, with young blood restoring the cells' ability to proliferate and mend broken tissue.
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Researchers added that the degree of crosslinking between polymer chains in the film could indicate whether the wrinkling was reversible.
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After several weeks, the mice regained normal fertility as the beads were naturally discharged, suggesting the method offers reversible contraception.
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GameXplain did an unboxing of Metroid: Samus Returns Special Edition, showing off the game's reversible cover for the first time.
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Right now, Delaware's health care system is not prepared to make long-acting reversible contraceptive methods easily available to women.
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There are four different prints, with the blankets and burpy bibs being reversible with a different print on each side.
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The Huntington Home reversible door signs come with two phrases, one for year-round decor and one specifically for fall.
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Yang told Earther that the mirror was among his top geoengineering technology choices, since it's reversible if something goes wrong.
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With the help of reversible sequins, they can write on it and draw fun designs — even adults will be enamored.
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The John Boos Maple Wood Edge Grain Reversible Cutting Board is a work of art made out of solid wood.
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As in most negotiations, these confidence-building measures are politically risky and mostly reversible, but they can also build goodwill.
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The kit includes a movie stage, two reversible backgrounds, props like TNT and a crafting table and four mini figures.
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These acts of improvisation are not without consequence, but they're often reversible or can be walked back by other staff.
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"In the back of my mind I figured, it's reversible if we ever want to try for another," she says.
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Since 11.63, researchers have seen a sharp rise in long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs), such as intrauterine devices and implants.
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"Everything we are doing is reversible," Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, said at the Munich Security Conference last month.
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In today's 360 video, step inside the Reversible Destiny Lofts, an apartment complex near Tokyo designed to increase residents' longevity.
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These studies present far-reaching consequences for the United States and suggest that real gains in human development are reversible.
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Others, called long-acting reversible contraception are devices women can have inserted or implanted once — and then not think about.
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"Whenever you have a human error, and the consequence isn't immediately noticeable or reversible, human factors is important," Meshkati adds.
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The cleverly named Reversible (Un)Mat from Lululemon is like having two lightweight yoga mats for the price of one.
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The Reversible (Un)Mat from Lululemon helps solve that problem with a moisture-absorbing polyurethane-coated layer on one side.
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According to the company, as a one-day surgery, it's also a simpler — and reversible — option, compared with bariatric surgery.
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However, Iran had earlier stressed that these steps are "reversible" if the European signatories of the pact fulfilled their obligations.
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Should sharia pronouncements prove reversible—or creditors be faced with the risk of long legal battles—this appetite would rapidly shrink.
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"Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums and it is reversible," says cosmetic dentist Ira Handschuh, DDS, of The Dental Design Center.
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Williams' latest range was perhaps the coziest we've seen this season: reversible faux-shearling coats, ribbed knits, and heathered maxi cardigans.
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Nope, the now has four Thunderbolt ports, Intel's proprietary port that also supports the new, smaller, and reversible USB-C standard.
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As it turns out, Scott had not suffered a stroke, but suffered from posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES), according to KMTV.
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You're shortening a life because somebody develops a heart attack ... or dies of an asthma attack, and those are not reversible.
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WeatherHYDE is a reversible tent created by billionBricks, a nonprofit working with homeless and displaced communities in South and Southeast Asia.
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All of these Olloclip lenses are reversible, so you can put them over both the rear camera and the front camera.
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Take a look: The Metroid: Samus Returns cover is reversible to make it look like the original Game Boy game. Neat!
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The decisions Trump makes -- or, more likely, doesn't -- on climate change are not the sort of thing that are easily reversible.
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It also repealed a 2015 law he approved requiring providers to tell patients the effects of an abortion drug are reversible.
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When fans can instantly see on their televisions or phones that a call is wrong, it should be reversible by replay.
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Big data analytics solves this by making reversible lanes, dynamic lane management and even hard-shoulder running a real-time reality.
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The implication is that the harmful effects of early life experiences on gene expression are potentially reversible much later in life.
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The value of the reversible assets will be calculated by Anatel within 180 days after the law takes effect, Quadros said.
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This reversible cutting board is part of the esteemed Boos RA collection, which is known for its beautiful edge grain construction.
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I picked the Lace-Back Bralette in the "indochine" print and Reversible Tunnel Hipster with braids in the "fatigue" green color.
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But unlike a vasectomy, the goal is to make the infertility reversible with a second injection that would dissolve the polymer.
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Still, many Republicans believe that the damage is reversible and see Asian-Americans' political identity as still very young and malleable.
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If a device is not reversible, can a person consent to all the possible side effects that are not yet understood?
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Both nonhormonal IUDs like the Paragard (or copper IUD) and hormone-releasing IUDs provide long-term, reversible contraception, Dr. Manson said.
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Everything about what's happening now is highly reversible, and in directions that do not favor a good relationship with North Korea.
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"In addition, it's reversible, so we can take out our device and the animals return to their normal functioning," Dabiri says.
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The real question is, how much of the damage will be reversible, and how much will be sadly and permanently destructive.
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However, the gastric band procedure, which is reversible, lacks these benefits unless patients achieve and maintain significant weight loss, he said.
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Mr. Rouhani has often noted that each of these steps is easily reversible, if Iran gets the sanctions relief it demands.
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Intrauterine devices, for instance, are long-acting reversible contraceptives that can last for three to 10 years depending on the method.
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Army researchers have developed a synthetic material, specifically a 3D-printed reversible cross-linking epoxy, that can repair itself when damaged.
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Labour policies would be temporary and reversible, as opposed to the "permanent shock caused by a no deal Brexit," he wrote.
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He cited "some activity that is inconsistent with full denuclearization," adding that most of what North Korea has dismantled is reversible.
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The two men developed a reversible procedure that uses a gel injected into the vas deferens to literally block sperm during ejaculation.
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Related: LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On "Reversible Concrete" is ready to revolutionize temporary Architecture Photographer Captures the Abstract Language of Architecture
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The ACA requires that insurers cover the cost of birth control, which includes long acting, reversible contraception like intrauterine devices, or IUDs.
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Compatible with cars, trucks, and SUVs, this reversible cover protector guards your windshield against harsh winter conditions and helps keep heat in.
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All Iran's steps, he said, were reversible if Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China eventually brought it protection from Washington's sanctions squeeze.
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Abdullahi urged the government to take steps to improve policies to avoid slipping into another recession, saying that the situation was reversible.
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It has a removable wrist rest that's reversible so you can choose between a more textured pad and or a smoother option.
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And people remember that Ariel Sharon, a previous Likud prime minister, pulled out the settlers from Gaza, proving that settlement is reversible.
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In his telling, America's problems are simple, self-inflicted and easily reversible, once the right man is sitting in the Oval Office.
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Not only is USB Type-C port reversible, but it also turns the Nexus 6P into a battery to charge other devices.
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"The warming due to steady methane emissions essentially stops increasing after just two decades, and is largely reversible once the leakage stops."
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Doctors diagnosed him with reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS)—temporary artery narrowing in the brain that can bring on intense, sudden headaches.
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For example, inbound commuters on Tampa's Lee Roy Selmon Expressway's reversible lanes often experience delays and rear-end crashes during morning commutes.
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Boche said the expected flow would be mainly from France to Spain but the interconnector would be reversible in case of need.
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American University environmentalist Kiho Kim told Nexus that much of the damage is reversible if the stress of climate change is removed.
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Like the Lightning connector, it's reversible, so you won't ever waste time flipping a cord around just to plug in a device.
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USB Type-C The reversible USB plug of the future Be sure to subscribe to The Verge's YouTube channel for more videos
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In lieu of affordable shelter, WeatherHYDE is a reversible tent that protects homeless populations and impoverished communities against all types of weather.
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While North Korea claims that it has taken some steps toward denuclearization, experts say those moves are largely cosmetic and easily reversible.
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Some causes of hearing loss are progressive and preventable, some are completely reversible and other causes are harbingers of serious medical problems.
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Ugg Bliss Fuzzy Throw, $69.90 (after sale $98) [You save $28.10]Stay warm under this reversible blanket that's fit for any space.
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The process of deleting — or uninstalling — a game from an Xbox One is not only quick and easy, it's also completely reversible.
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Vasalgel has been in the works since 2010 and is intended to be less invasive and more easily reversible than a vasectomy.
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Tehran says its steps are reversible if European parties to the agreement fulfil their promises of shielding Iran's economy from U.S. penalties.
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So, let's break it down -- on top, Odell was wearing the monogram reversible jacket, which comes with a hefty $5,250 price tag.
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Tehran says its steps are reversible if European parties to the agreement fulfill their promises of shielding Iran's economy from U.S. penalties.
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The option of converting to an electric vehicle (EV), which is also fully reversible, will be offered to existing E-type owners.
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"These procedures are more predictable than surgery and they are reversible in most cases, requiring minimal to no downtime," Ourian tells PEOPLE.
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They were given long-acting reversible contraception at no cost, and followed for two to three years to see what would happen.
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Sadly, you know, the psychosis cause now from this, this craziness with all of the drug use, it's sometimes not even reversible.
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Over the past decade, more and more women have begun using long-acting, reversible birth control methods like intrauterine devices and implants.
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"With what a man does in life, such as smoking, the changes can be reversible," if exposure to the harmful chemical stops.
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Joggers are refreshed with mesh lining and XL patches printed with industrial graphics, while the logo-emblazoned reversible puffer is a star piece.
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The gel the two men developed is ultrasound visible (so it can be injected) and is dissolvable so that the procedure is reversible.
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The most effective forms of birth control are long-acting reversible contraceptives like IUDs and implants, which only failed 1% of the time.
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Before you freak out, you should know that "black, hairy tongue," which, yes, is a real medical diagnosis, is totally treatable and reversible.
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Sure, USB-C is more versatile — it's reversible, and capable of transferring data and video in addition to power — but it's no MagSafe.
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"I believe and I think the Europeans are wise enough not to kill the deal for something which is easily reversible," he said.
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Sceptics argue that to work the sanctions need to be multilateral (and reversible if the regime engages in serious negotiations with the opposition).
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However, unlike other drugs, stem cells consist of living cells that often behave in unpredictable ways that may not be controlled or reversible.
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It's not reversible like with MagSafe and not a deal-breaker at all, but something I hope to see improved in future versions.
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In fact, as highly effective long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) like IUDs and implants become more popular, sex without a condom does too.
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A second U.S. official said the U.S. action would be "reversible" if Russia came back into compliance during the six-month U.S. suspension.
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While certain critics have called this method "assisted bulimia," the FDA insists that it is a medically sound, reversible, and minimally invasive procedure.
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They make tacky, hilarious, and delightful additions to any couch or bed, and the reversible sequins can keep you entertained while you're sitting.
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They're not political, too bureaucratic and not reversible, whereas you have to be able at some point to consider the question of reversibility.
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They're comfortable and supportive, and they come in many different cuts (unfortunately, not too many prints and colors, though some styles are reversible).
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The senators suggested alleviating these issues by providing better access to and information about long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) such as intrauterine devices.
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When asked if SKIMS plans to offer a reversible alternative, representatives for the brand did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
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Considering that everything is reversible, and you kind of get two (or more) suits for the cost of one, the price seems fair.
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Or ensuring cheap, universal access to long-acting reversible contraceptives, to help poor women (who praise these devices) control when they start families.
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As it turned out, each of the garments was reversible, with each pair of models wearing the pieces one way or the other.
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Also, just last year a private company revealed plans for a "reversible vasectomy" called Vasalgel that aims to work without altering hormone levels.
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Related: "Reversible Concrete" Is Ready to Revolutionize Temporary Architecture [Exclusive] Inside MIT's Self-Replicating Objects [Premiere] MIT Made a Chair That Builds Itself
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" He said later in the interview that "bringing the economy back" was more of a "reversible thing than bringing people back to life.
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Be Boundless's Water-Resistant Freeform Reversible Hooded Vest (which comes in berry, charcoal, or olive) might just be the next Amazon Fashion star.
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Alex Kantrowitz of BuzzFeed tweeted a 1997 letter from Bezos to offer some insight; in it, Bezos praises the wisdom of reversible decisions.
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Obama specifically said patients should have access to long-acting reversible contraceptives, like IUDs, which some anti-abortion groups consider to be abortifacients.
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And, while most weighted blankets have the smooth exterior of a duvet comforter, this Mainstays one wears a reversible cover that's super fluffy.
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The door is reversible, meaning you can install it so that it opens to the left instead of the right if need be.
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Tehran maintains however that it would still work with the UN's nuclear inspectors, and that the moves are reversible if sanctions are lifted.
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Customers can pick from five different colors, and the couches feature a built-in hidden USB charging port as well as reversible cushions.
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One slight, but intriguing, possibility is that the Supreme Court might seek further guidance on whether, once invoked, Article 50 is legally reversible.
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The best travel yoga mats you can buy in 2019: Best overall: Manduka eKO Superlite Travel Yoga MatBest budget travel yoga mat: Gaiam Foldable Yoga MatBest multi-size travel yoga mat: Jade Travel Yoga MatBest reversible travel yoga mat: The Reversible (Un)MatBest machine-washable travel yoga mat: Clever Yoga Travel Mat Keep scrolling to read more about our top picks.
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According to the study, the overall rate of failure for reversible birth control methods was 27% in 215-249, down from 12% in 2002.
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In other words, this could be a simple, safe, and reversible way to extend human vision well beyond our present capabilities — no batteries required.
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In the ever-evolving experimentation of making sweaters more exciting, open back sweaters (also referred to as reversible cardigans) are on the come up.
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Kendall was also spotted keeping cool with a Bai popsicle and later showed off her fit bod in a skimpy reversible Mary Grace bikini.
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Iran's steps toward increased nuclear enrichment so far have been limited and reversible, but the regime says more will come in 60-day increments.
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Until I can fully trust the AI, Huawei should either make the edits reversible or allow me to apply them after taking the shot.
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Designed by Kylie Genesoto, the line is known for its reversible swimwear and has fans like celebrity hair stylist and OUAI founder Jen Atkin.
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This first litter was also smaller than normal, but each subsequent litter was of normal size—indicating that this method could offer reversible contraception.
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Plus, more women are opting for long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) instead of more traditional short-term methods like birth control pills or condoms.
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While the steps are concerning to nuclear non-proliferation experts, they could be easily reversible if Europeans offer Iran the sanctions relief it seeks.
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Of them, roughly 9 million were on the Pill, and another 7.4 million had long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) like IUDs and arm implants.
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She paired the jersey with a $2,548 Vetements x Canada Goose reversible camo jacket (that's currently sold out everywhere), with some high-fashion accessories.
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Because prepubescent transgender children require no more physical change than a new hairstyle and clothes, the initial transition is completely reversible, Olson-Kennedy said.
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We should also remember that all the steps the regime has taken so far, while clearly signs of confidence building measures, are completely reversible.
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However, Iran's Rouhani said last week that all the measures taken by Iran were "reversible" if other parties to the deal fulfilled their promises.
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It's reversible, so it's easier to plug in if you can't see the port, and supports faster charging to juice up the phone quickly.
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That's why they are currently working through the Irish courts on a case to try to get a ruling that Article 50 is reversible.
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Shoshanna's digs at the amazingly-named Reversible Destiny Lofts is a spacious two-bedroom distinguished by its brightly colored walls, shower pod and hammock.
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Ankit Reversible Sequin Pillow, $16.99, available at AmazonYou can sleep easy knowing you gave them one of the most fun pillows they'll ever own.
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" Hardeman may appeal Chhabria's decision to reduce the damages award, which one of his lawyers, Michael Baum, in a statement called a "reversible error.
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Lightning did its job, but it's time to move on to USB-C, which is also reversible, and is capable of faster data output.
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All you have to do to switch from making waffles to frying up eggs and bacon is to change the nonstick reversible cooking plates.
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"David will need to have surgery to do a reversible colostomy to help prevent his bowel movements from entering his open wounds," she explained.
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Controlling what looked like a Dr. Seuss contraption, delivering gases and medications by crank and lever, he deftly lulled her into a reversible coma.
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Although Mr. Rouhani threatened to aggravate tensions, he left room for negotiation, noting that Iran's recent steps to increase its nuclear activities were reversible.
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I don't think it is something that will be reversible because American society has changed, the attitudes of young people, in particular, have changed.
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Dr. Kohrt has given healthy premenopausal women a drug that blocks production of estrogen and F.S.H., putting them into a reversible state of menopause.
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For instance, Las Vegas has reversible lanes, complex pick-up and drop-off zones, high temperatures and more night-time activity, the company said.
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When she extended her arms, she revealed that the garment was actually reversible, with the underside designed to look like the Puerto Rican flag.
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She wanted an intrauterine device, a form of long-acting reversible contraception that doctors call one of the most effective forms of birth control.
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"What I believe is that every step that has been taken so far by Iran, and I underline, so far, is reversible," Mogherini added.
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There are alternatives to the classic USB, such as the much newer USB-C, which is reversible, but it hasn't been widely adopted yet.
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Studies have shown that the rate of repeat pregnancy is significantly reduced in teenagers who receive long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) immediately after delivery.
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The best care for an ambivalent woman, besides guidance about prenatal health, might be a form of birth control that is more easily reversible.
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The majority weren't hacking into anyone's phones (besides Apple Store display models, an easily reversible prank) and were only jailbreaking their own to customize them.
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"The nice features of this work are the fact that it's fast, reversible, [it] returns to adhesion quite fast, and it's light responsive," he said.
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Nothing handcrafted, just an assembly line of reversible, matching little outfits for the spirit, attaching shame to the human potential for spiritual ascendance and transcendence.
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If your significant other plays with those reversible sequin objects every time you two are at the store, get them their own personalized sequin gift.
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After one year, they'll stop taking the gel and be tracked for another six months to ensure that the effects on sperm count are reversible.
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The act also allows women to receive birth control six months at a time and lifts pre-authorization for long-acting reversible contraceptives and IUDs.
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Many manufacturers, from Apple to Google to Xiaomi, are omitting headphone jacks from their phones, instead opting for reversible ports like Lightning and USB-C.
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Doctors were taught how to insert long-acting reversible contraception, such as implants, which are less prone to human error than condoms or the Pill.
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Since the symptoms are "treatable and reversible if caught earlier," it's important for doctors to ask thorough questions about patients' histories and hobbies, said King.
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The other challenge, one might add, is that anything a museum conservator does must be reversible, so they are restricted to materials that are removable.
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Sadly, the reversible cover only comes with the special edition of Samus Returns, which also includes a CD with songs from across the Metroid franchise.
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But USB-C is a functional slam dunk, and the sooner we all get used to our brave new world of reversible versatility, the better.
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It's the concept that certain crystalline materials can exhibit reversible resistance properties in a phase change — the change from a solid to, say, a fluid.
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What Sucks: Getting WetMake it Suck Less: Columbia Outdry Ex-Reversible, $27Hiking in single digits is wonderful: The snow stays frozen, and you stay dry.
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With a camo print on one side and plain black on the other, Topman's reversible bomber will go with just about anything in your closet.
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If you like to cuddle up on your recliner or couch and take in a movie, the Sunbeam Reversible Heated Throw will keep you comfy.
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The encryption functions — either by accident or intentionally — are not reversible, leading many to speculate the true purpose of the malware was to sabotage systems.
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The study's authors attributed the overall declining rate of unintended pregnancy to increased use of contraception, especially long-acting reversible contraception such as the IUD.
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Amazon was awarded a patent for a network that manages a very specific aspect of the self-driving experience: How autonomous cars navigate reversible lanes.
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Although the researchers weren't the first to manipulate the density of nano-particle arrays, they were the first to devise a system that is reversible.
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Though, as with the MagSafe — and all USB-C ports for that matter — it's reversible, so you'll spend less time fiddling to plug it in.
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Though more are using long acting reversible contraception (LARC), fewer teens also use a condom, a requirement to reduce the risk of acquiring an STD.
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Squirrels also have small and very sharp claws, and combined with their reversible hind legs, this means they can hang upside down when they want.
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But she cannot consent to a long-acting, reversible contraceptive — such as an IUD or an arm implant — to prevent her from getting pregnant again.
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Researchers in India have gotten fairly far in the development of a nonsurgical vasectomy called RISUG, which stands for reversible inhibition of sperm under guidance.
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The long-acting reversible contraceptive devices are more than 99 percent effective in preventing unintended pregnancies and the risk that they present to women's health.
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That has to be an ad for a hocus-pocus thing, because if autism is reversible and treatable, well, then it would be on Oprah.
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At that point, it would have been possible for Manning to return to Iraq with the files unshared — her actions had been illegal, if reversible.
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Plus, the Lightning cable was more durable than the older 30-pin connector and reversible, making it easier to plug in quickly with less fiddling.
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The MicFlip Fully Reversible Micro USB Cable solves this problem so simply, you'll wonder why it took this long for someone to figure it out.
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Though Iran has launched cyberattacks on American dams, financial systems and government networks, their impact has been short-term, reversible and relatively limited in scope.
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However, Rouhani said Tehran's measures were reversible if the European parties to the pact carried out their promises to shield Iran's economy from U.S. penalties.
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But we should also look at society's irresponsibility in failing to help all women and girls get access to long-acting reversible contraceptives, or LARCs.
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Yes, but: Iranian officials have said the steps they've taken so far are "reversible if the other side fulfills its promises," according to Al-Jazeera.
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Valuable time will be squandered, and the price of the further procrastination will be heavy, because the process is not reversible on human time scales.
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And 227 percent of Planned Parenthood clinics say they provide same-day access to intrauterine devices (IUDs), the most effective type of reversible birth control.
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It comes with a stainless steel disc that's reversible for shredding and slicing, plus a steel S-disc for chopping everything from nuts to vegetables.
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By contrast, long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) like IUDs and implants are placed by health professionals and last for at least three years after insertion.
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The same summary quoted Dr. Eve Espey, chair of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology's work group on long-acting reversible contraceptives, which includes IUDs.
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President Hassan Rouhani emphasized that these actions are reversible, if the US rejoins the international agreement, but it is difficult to imagine Trump will do so.
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Armrests come in high or low options, and the cushions are reversible, offering a smooth finish on one side and a tufted style on the other.
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The team also decided to make the fabric drape reversible — in the winter, it keeps body heat in, and in the summer, it reflects the sun.
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However, Mehrotra cautioned, oral pills are a less effective form of birth control than long-acting, reversible forms of contraception such as an intra-uterine device.
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So the solution is a system built from the ground up to be payment mechanism which is instant, zero fees, reversible, and has anti-fraud mechanisms.
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As already noted, reversible cryopreservation has proven difficult owing to the intense damage inflicted on brains during preservation—things like fractures and damage to cell membranes.
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"All our steps taken so far are reversible if other parties to the deal fulfil their commitments," an Iranian diplomat told Reuters ahead of the meeting.
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"These decisions made are final and non-reversible," Chief Executive Arnaud Georges said in the notice, adding that he expected to be the first FOIN billionaire.
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"These new insights could lead to a wide range of applications, such as microfabrication of complex structures, reversible micro-motors, or self-tensioned stretchable systems."[PNAS]
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This Remi & Reid piece is reversible so you get two totes for the price of one (plus, we threw in a bonus crossbody for good measure).
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The nuclear agreement he eagerly spearheaded provided Tehran with numerous un-earned concessions, in exchange for anemic and ultimately reversible commitments regarding its uranium enrichment program.
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"You never need to feel bad about fat gain, it's a thing that happens to everyone and is reversible if that's what you want!" she wrote.
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One other quirk of the BreakSafe connector is that, unlike regular USB-C, it's not actually reversible — you can blame magnets and polarity for that one.
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I have never nerded out so hard over a USB cable the way I am over Winnergear's MicFlip reversible Micro USB-to-USB Type-A cable.
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Even better, it does this intelligently, and in a way that's reversible, so you never lose access to your most-used stuff, or lose anything permanently.
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With a capacity of 3.2 cubic feet, adjustable wire shelving, a reversible door, and separate freezer compartment, the Frigidaire mini backs up its charm with functionality.
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Usefully, the Micro USB cable is actually reversible, which should help make it easier when trying to plug in headphones with hard-to-reach charging ports.
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But rather than sculpture, she thinks of her work as a sort of reversible plastic surgery, doubly applicable to her works that replicate silicon-filled stars.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, co-architect of the 2015 agreement, has underlined that Tehran's breaches would be reversible if Washington scrapped sanctions and returned to it.
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"I struggle," he wrote, "to see how we can sanction a system that makes money immediately due without providing for its return when reversible error occurs."
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Long-acting contraception Long-acting reversible contraceptives, including intrauterine devices and contraceptive implants, were used by 10.3% of respondents, making them the third most common method.
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A bestseller is a reversible bomber jacket initially part of her senior Parsons collection; Chasin has offered multiple iterations of the piece since her line's launch.
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I wanted the suits to be worth the price, and I also wanted styles to be reversible so it's like two for the price of one.
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Earlier this year I wrote about a nonprofit group, Upstream USA, that is trying increase women's access to IUDs and implants (another long-acting, reversible contraceptive).
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I really want to do work that lets people understand that the issues we're grappling with are complicated, but also understand that they're reversible and changeable.
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"Flip sequins," also known as reversible sequins, are a color-changing fabric that's been everywhere of late, courting the gaze of the glitz-prone tween shopper.
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Plus, the effects of puberty blockers and hormones are often reversible, Dr. Davis added, while instrumental in reducing anxiety, depression and suicidal behavior for transgender youth.
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They can offer screening for a variety of reversible conditions; access to weight-loss programs or gyms; encouragement and support; and sometimes even chronic disease management.
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The law could unleash a wave of asset sales, Moody's said, citing the regulator's estimate of $5 billion in reversible assets currently held by major carriers.
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This laws could unleash a wave of asset sales, Moody's said, citing the regulator's estimate of $5 billion in reversible assets currently held by major carriers.
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How does a doctor make sure a child is insistent, persistent, and consistent, what kind of steps are taken after that, and are these steps reversible?
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When transgender children reach puberty, they may be placed on puberty blockers, which simply delays the physical changes associated with puberty; this step is also reversible.
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Enter Fidget Fashion: the dangling fringe, reversible sequins, jingly charms and sliding jewelry that is suddenly ubiquitous at brands including Paco Rabanne, Altuzarra, Gucci and Loewe.
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But the ability of people with severe psychiatric illness to give informed consent is dubious, and in any case most psychiatric illnesses are reversible and treatable.
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In 19633, the conceptual artists Madeline Gins and Shusaka Arakawa completed the Site of Reversible Destiny, a created landscape in Yoro Park, just outside Nagoya, Japan.
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The regimen does carry a risk of side effects that include gastrointestinal complications, mostly nausea; reversible kidney problems; and bone loss that can lead to fractures.
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The law could unleash a wave of asset sales, Moody's said, citing the regulator's estimate of $5 billion in reversible assets currently held by major carriers.
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Both sides brought in doctors and pediatricians, who provided contradictory testimony about whether the affects of the hormones are reversible or did damage to teens' bodies.
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For the small group of young study participants who used ibuprofen for only a short time, "it is sure that these effects are reversible," Jégou said.
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Dr. Robblee says that about one third of her patients will have an experience with these auras involving "reversible neurological symptoms," and no headache at all.
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The step is reversible, says Iranian president Hassan Rouhani — but only if European signatories to the nuclear deal help ease the shattering impact of US sanctions.
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It's expensive to make an idea into reality, and lengthy, well-designed studies are required to make sure such a contraceptive is safe, effective and reversible.
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One of the key arguments in the case has been whether any of the brain damage Charlie has suffered is reversible and whether he is suffering.
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There, they would discuss a plan for potentially starting her on puberty blockers, which are reversible, in the next few years if Luna's gender dysphoria persists.
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In two studies, poor women have praised long-acting reversible contraception and advised that it be more widely available to those who wish to use it.
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Today, this age-old idea that reproduction is to blame for societal problems has seen a resurgence in the current enthusiasm around long-acting, reversible contraception.
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"I worry about whether or not it's reversible, the loss of norms and the loss of institutional process and the lack of institutional memory," he said.
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Sequin pillow If your significant other plays with those reversible sequin objects every time you two are at the store, get them their own personalized sequin gift.
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Their existence would bring the story of time's reversible arrow to a dramatic, satisfying conclusion, and very possibly solve the riddle of the dark matter, to boot.
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The various family planning options currently available, including long acting reversible contraceptives and vasectomies, "shouldn't be based on your copay or your ability to pay," noted Pearson.
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Fortunately for the man, the pain came from so-called reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS), a temporary narrowing of the vessels that supply the brain with blood.
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HP says users will be able to get up to 11.5 hours of battery life from its 45 watt-hour battery through its reversible USB-C port.
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The big improvements in birth control technology are the emergency contraception pill and long-acting reversible contraceptives, known as LARCs, which include intrauterine devices and contraceptive implants.
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Our friends at the brand say that the reversible LA Souvenir Jacket — a new colorway and design of the brand's staple silk bomber — is selling like crazy.
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Long-acting, reversible contraceptives (LARCs) like implants and intrauterine devices (IUDs) are way more effective at preventing pregnancy — they fail less than 8.53 percent of the time.
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Reproductive rights: Hickenlooper unveiled in a Medium blog a new plan to expand access to long-acting, reversible contraception (LARC), such as Intrauterine Devices (IUDs), if elected.
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He said the pharmacist told the person that prediabetes is reversible through diet and exercise, and then walked the person over to the dietitian for a consultation.
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Reversible Extended Break One-Piece, $149, available in 3 colorsI love Patagonia's sweaters, so I am truly not surprised that the company does swimwear just as well.
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The Reversible Duvet Cover from Where the Polka Dots Roam brings an entire zoo's worth of creatures to keep your child company on the trip to dreamland.ProsCons
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In 1979, Guha published a paper in the scientific journal Contraception laying out the idea for his original drug molecule Risug, a non-hormonal, reversible male contraceptive.
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Birth control itself is getting better, too: Long-acting, reversible contraceptives like implants and modern IUDs have only come on the market over the past two decades.
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In 22002, Guha published a paper in the scientific journal Contraception laying out the idea for his original drug molecule Risug, a non-hormonal, reversible male contraceptive.
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They've also noticed an uptick in patients requesting long-acting reversible contraceptives, like IUDs, because they're concerned it'll be harder to get other forms of birth control.
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We have a number of reversible styles (yes, really!); we incorporate pockets as much as possible; and we engineered an above-the-bust wrap dress (goodbye, camisoles
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Expect boilers and synthetic flowers and a range of lifestyle products, including a reversible dip-dye tee ($21) and acid-washed Baja ($2200) with Mr. Erizku's artwork.
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Second, based on research suggesting that short intervals between births lead to poorer outcomes, Georgia introduced a program to expand access to long-acting reversible contraception (LARC).
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On Monday, the Colombian label Pepa Pombo will open a pop-up at Bergdorf Goodman with flattering and versatile) knits like a strapless reversible dress/skirt ($1,400).
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If older patients are routinely given walking tests, those with a reversible form of iNPH might be identified and receive treatment early enough to overcome their illness.
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Women also need unimpeded access to long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC), which are more effective at preventing pregnancy than oral contraceptives, and cannot be over-the-counter.
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A Nikki Chasin floral jacquard reversible bomber ($258, originally $645) is among the finds discounted up to 60 percent at the Rising States end-of-season sale.
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President Hassan Rouhani said Iran's actions were the "minimum" measures Tehran could adopt one year after the U.S. withdrawal from the deal, but said they were reversible.
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The effects of hormone blockers are reversible, but would most likely have adverse effects on fertility if the patient started taking them at an early age, he said.
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They learned that calling these methods "long-acting reversible contraceptives" didn't resonate with the young women because they were concerned about the permanence of the methods, said Ehrlich.
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You can also check out the brand's best sellers and newest arrivals, including this adorable one-shoulder swimsuit (it's reversible!) or this very trendy cut-out velvet bikini.
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The study said the cuts appeared to lead to an increase of unintended pregnancies among lower-income residents and a decrease in access to long-acting reversible contraception.
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"Hearing loss is a potential reversible risk factor for dementia, including Alzheimer's disease," said senior study author Charles Tzu-Chi Lee of National Taiwan Normal University in Taipei.
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The upcoming Nintendo 3DS game Metroid: Samus Returns, based on 1991's Metroid II: Return of Samus, is kicking it old school with its special edition reversible cover.
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"This research and development is designed to be reversible, should Russia return to full and verifiable compliance before we withdraw from the Treaty in August 2019," Baldanza said.
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The majority of abortions, 224 percent in fact, happen before 240 weeks, and we know how to prevent most of them: easily accessible, free, long-acting reversible contraception.
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Each measure the North has taken — partially breaking down a nuclear testing ground and a missile testing platform, as well as suspending testing of these weapons — is reversible.
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Iranian officials have said that all of Tehran's moves in reducing its commitments to the nuclear deal are reversible as long as the remaining signatories uphold their commitments.
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This entire episode demonstrates a point I have been making for a long time, namely, that both sides are abusing constitutional criteria for impeachment for reversible partisan advantages.
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The Reversible Fair Isle Christmas Tree Skirt is softly knit like your favorite sweater, and sports a cheerful red-and-white Fair Isle reindeer pattern on one side.
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That's partly because of meager U.S. sex education, and partly because of a lack of access to contraception, particularly LARCs — long-acting reversible contraceptives, like implants and IUDs.
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Still, tubal sterilization, a procedure that closes the fallopian tubes, remains four times more popular than vasectomies, even though the latter is far less intrusive and often reversible.
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Next, a black blouse with golden fruit blossoming on the front; a floral print leather skirt with lace panels; a reversible shearling coat, blue leather with black collar!
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For those without air conditioning, you could also use a window fan to draw cool air into your room (Wirecutter recommends the Bionaire Twin Reversible Airflow Window Fan).
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The link is reflected in the detailing: a dark-khaki ceramic case, a stenciled sandwich dial with orange lume beneath, and a reversible khaki and orange calfskin strap.
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But activists view this progress as tenuous and reversible at a time when conservative politicians and evangelical churches that oppose gay and transgender rights are becoming increasingly influential.
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"We were really surprised to find that it was the culprit, because it is normally seen as a beneficial system, or at least transient and reversible," she said.
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Giddens, who is very professionally gracious, never used that term, but, unless she'd recently undergone a temporary reversible lobotomy on the sly, she was aware of the reality.
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They both feature short sentences and one-line paragraphs, the frequent use of alliteration, and "reversible raincoat" constructions (Lincoln had a "team of rivals," Trump has "rival teams").
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The LMcable, which is picking up significant traction on Kickstarter, works in Lightning and micro USB ports by having a reversible male end with two differently designed sides.
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If Amazon can't be bothered to give its most-advanced Kindle e-reader the better-in-every-way-reversible USB-C port, then what are people paying for?
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"This research and development is designed to be reversible, should Russia return to full and verifiable compliance before we withdraw from the Treaty in August 2019," she added.
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Key takeaway: Labour policies would be temporary, reversible and most likely moderated by Parliament, as opposed to the "permanent shock caused by a no deal Brexit," per Harvey.
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Image: GizmodoUSB Type-C, or simply USB-C, sounds fine in theory—a single port to handle charging, data transfer, video output, and more, and one that's reversible too.
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For example, Las Vegas provides interesting scenarios for our vehicles to encounter, like reversible lanes, complex pick-up and drop-off zones, high temperatures and more night-time activity.
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SanDisk announced at Mobile World Congress a new USB flash drive called the Ultra USB Type-C Flash Drive that uses the new tiny and reversible USB-C connector.
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Staying the right temperature may be less of a struggle now that scientists have created a reversible material that can either cool you down or help you get warm.
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One particularly beloved category: Primary's swimwear, which is UPF 50 and (in many cases) reversible; it, among some of their other bestsellers, is currently on major sale for summer.
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On the sides, the Blade 15 has three USB-A ports, one USB-C Thunderbolt 3, HDMI, mini DisplayPort, 3.5mm combo audio jack, and a proprietary reversible power jack.
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The spokesman of the Iranian foreign ministry said today that the Iranian steps regarding the uranium stockpile are reversible and called on European countries to salvage the nuclear deal.
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It describes a pair of headphones that would be reversible, automatically adjusting which ear cup is the right or left based on how you put them on, via 9to5Mac.
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Related: "Reversible Concrete" Is Ready to Revolutionize Temporary Architecture A 15-Foot Pyramid of Treasure and Trash Towers in Miami Art School Exhibition Explores the Politics of Pop Culture
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Doctors have believed for a long time that "broken heart" syndrome is temporary and reversible, but the new research presented at the AHA conference casts doubt on that idea.
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You can remove your password from an iPad in a few steps through its Settings app, and it's easily reversible if you ever want to add more security again.
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Before I'd even ordered it, the Solution Short presented me with a problem: Finding two versions of the product on the website, I quickly realized the short isn't reversible.
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Weeks of stress cause reversible damage to neuronal dendrites (the small "arms" that brain cells use to communicate with each other), and months of stress can permanently destroy neurons.
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By contrast, the current slump is only a little over a year old so most of the damage done to the workforce and the supply chain remains easily reversible.
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The company also said that American women were becoming less interested in permanent contraception, and instead were relying more on other birth control options, like long-acting reversible contraceptives.
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The most significant objects to emerge are a reversible seal ring and a scarab-shaped amulet, both featuring a low-relief carving of the cartouche of Pharaoh Tuthmosis III.
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Related: Architects Designed an Entirely 3D Printed Room—And It Looks Like Something Out of Alien "Reversible Concrete" Is Ready to Revolutionize Temporary Architecture Sculpting with Architecture's Third Skin
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Wider usage of long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) is especially helping unmarried women avoid unintended pregnancy (from 1.5 percent LARC usage in 22010 to 265 percent in 275-21990).
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More than 59.93 percent used long-acting reversible contraceptives, or L.A.R.C.'s — hormone-releasing rods inserted under the skin, or intrauterine devices that prevent implantation of the fertilized egg.
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If both were on a level par, completely proven and reversible so you could have children and start a family whenever you wanted, potentially I'd go for the injection.
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A cube with a reversible top (a cushion on one side and a wood surface on the other) can serve as either a coffee table or an extra seat.
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The North Face Shinksy Beanie is a winter hat you don't have to think about — attractive, warm, and reversible with two different knits on the exterior and interior sides.
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Even before Mr. Trump canceled the summit meeting, some analysts feared the moves would be reversible — as when the North disabled and then restarted a nuclear reactor years ago.
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The French fashion label Maje, the French fashion label, and the Perfecto masters Schott are collaborating on the Brooklyn, a reversible bomber jacket with gathered sleeves and back ($495).
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Reimbursements for long-acting reversible contraceptives like IUDs, some of the most effective forms of pregnancy prevention, fell by more than 35 percent after the exclusion of Planned Parenthood.
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The damage to the U.S. economy from trade barriers to date remains modest and reversible, but a prolonged stalemate involving ongoing trade barriers would impose much more severe costs.
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The scene looked less like a conference championship than a Tuesday night at the Y.M.C.A. Michigan's players wore reversible practice jerseys with numbers on the back but no names.
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For example: Prescriptions for long-acting, reversible contraceptives including IUDs and birth control implants plummeted by 35.5 percent in counties where Planned Parenthood clinics shuttered after the new law.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) says these devices, which are known as long-acting reversible contraception (LARC), should be first-line birth control options for teenagers.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The result is the new Connect X system, which is less like the reversible sleeve Olloclip made for previous iPhones, and more like an actual clip.
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For the kitchen, KitchenAid Artisan Series 21149.99 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer is on sale for $2120, while Wolfgang Puck 2125-in-2150 Reversible Contact Grill is going for $2125.
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Zhang believes it is also important to reduce the stigma about weight among parents, and help them understand that overweight and obesity in children is preventable and reversible, Zhang added.
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Indeed, the abortion rate has hit an all-time low in recent years, and experts say better access to long-acting reversible contraceptives like IUDs is likely the reason why.
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Measured and reversible steps lessen the backlash from European states, which have some sympathy with Iran's predicament, and make it harder for America or Israel to justify a preventive war.
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In light of President Trump's Supreme Court nominee's stance on abortion, many people are considering switching to a long-acting reversible contraceptive, like an intrauterine device (IUD) or implant now.
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U.S. officials have welcomed Kim's recent announcement of a suspension of long-range missile tests and the closing of his nuclear bomb test site but say these steps are reversible.
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The number of privately insured women seeking long-acting reversible contraceptives significantly increased in the 21 days following President Donald Trump's election in 1003, according to a study published Monday.
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On the medical side the advantage is temporal intervention since RNA editing is transient and reversible—many medical conditions might benefit from such a specific timed, short-term editing process.
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According to their findings, overweight and obese women were more likely than "normal-weight" women to use long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) methods, such as IUDs or birth control implants.
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Which may be partly why the foothold that African-Americans manage to gain in Hollywood from one generation to the next can seem so fragile, and progress so easily reversible.
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Weinstein said prosecutors will find the case more difficult because not only do they also have to watch out for reversible errors Zhang might make, their "vanity" is at stake.
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The three-judge panel of the Richmond, Va.-based Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit wrote that it found no "reversible error" on the part of the lower court.
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" Be smart, from a former National Security Council official under President George W. Bush: "Not a big deal to pause testing nuclear or missiles when summit is coming ... Totally reversible.
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It's thought that, because these characters died at Thanos's hands and not because of the Infinity Gauntlet, their deaths are a little less reversible than those who were simply dusted.
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This includes on-the-fly methods like female condoms, planned ones like the Pill, long-acting reversible kinds like intrauterine devices (IUDs), and permanent methods like getting your tubes tied.
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"The rebuilding activities at Sohae demonstrate how quickly North Korea can easily render reversible any steps taken towards scrapping its Weapons of Mass Destruction program with little hesitation," CSIS said.
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"The social change is not reversible in Iran, because the traditions have changed; the way people interact and related to each other has changed," said Nader Karimi Joni, a journalist.
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Women may have been on the hunt for reversible birth control that could last through a Trump presidency because throughout his campaign, Trump promised to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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First, the Obama administration reached an interim agreement with Iran to freeze its nuclear development and roll back aspects of its program in exchange for limited and reversible sanctions relief.
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" However the metabolic health of great-grandsons was shown to improve which, according to Suter, means damage can be undone: "this predisposition isn't genetic, it's acquired [...] and is ultimately reversible.
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Their children's line for mini-hype beasts has featured Nascar-inspired Calabasas jerseys, Calabasas graphic tees, and a $240 reversible silk bomber jacket embroidered with a map of, where else, Calabasas.
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"Because Theresa May has now conceded that she will at least put it to a vote in Parliament, there must be an outside chance that it would be reversible," Peel said.
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Being reversible (any side up is fine) and able to power both smartphones and laptops, USB-C cables are, simply put, better than previous variants, and will likely soon become ubiquitous.
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The American Medical Association, the American Psychiatric Association and the World Health Organization all have changed policies classifying members of the LGBTQ community as mentally ill or their sexuality as reversible.
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That saves Trump's skin with political reporters who care about policy: The best way to avoid getting accused of flip-flopping is never to say anything specific enough to be reversible.
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IUDs are "long-acting reversible contraception," and are often referred to as a "set-it-and-forget-it" method, because once they're inserted they can last between three and 10 years.
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Lodge ECPP4.5 Enameled Cast Iron Square Panini Press, $18 Bring a bit of that restaurant-style griddle home with this massive reversible pan, which also features an extra-large grilling side.
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There will be grand celebrations when Mosul and Raqqa fall, but these successes will only mark tactical victories that, in a phrase popularized by David Petraeus, may prove fragile and reversible.
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And people with extremely poor vision might be able to get implantable lenses, which unlike LASIK or PRK have the added perk of being reversible if you're unhappy with the outcome.
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I wasn't shocked by this night's events, because I'd seen and felt them so recently in the UK. Unlike Brexit, though, the choice of Donald Trump as president is not reversible.
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All measures taken to scale back its commitments to the agreement were "reversible" if the European members of the pact fulfilled their obligations, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted on Sunday.
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" The Monday statement also stressed "this research and development is designed to be reversible, should Russia return to full and verifiable compliance before we withdraw from the treaty in August 2019.
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A Brexit might not lead to a cascade of membership referendums, but it would be a huge fillip to anti-EU forces elsewhere, not least by demonstrating that membership is reversible.
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"Bandersnatch" flips the formula on its head, ripping away the illusion of free will and consequence and instead exploring a scenario where your choices can often feel reversible or otherwise meaningless.
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In real life, this space, known as the Reversible Destiny Loft, is available to rent on Airbnb for just $137 a night — not bad for a truly mind-bending sensory experience.
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The best explanation for this sudden drop is that use of long-acting reversible contraceptives (or LARCs) like IUDs and implants increased 130 percent among US women between 2007 and 143.
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Argent has already begun to incorporate functional elements into our pieces, including reversible suits, media and stylus pockets, microfiber pocket bags (for cleaning glasses and iPhone screens) and moisture-wicking material.
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President Hassan Rouhani, architect of the nuclear deal, has repeatedly said that Tehran's nuclear steps were reversible if Tehran's economy was shielded by other parties to the deal from U.S. penalties.
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While there are risks and side effects associated for any type of medication, experts generally agree that long-acting reversible contraception, like the implantable rod and the IUD, are very safe.
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But Mr. Rouhani seemed to leave a sliver of room open for further negotiation on Wednesday, noting in his speech that Iran's recent steps to increase its nuclear activities were reversible.
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There's also a 99.9 percent chance the Galaxy S8 will come with a USB-C port since the Note7 did, since the reversible port is the universal port of the future.
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The apps also never discussed the possibility that patients might benefit more from long-term, reversible contraception, which would require further medical consultation from an in-person visit to a doctor.
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In addition, she said, "Many men say they would prefer a daily pill as reversible contraceptive, rather than long-acting injections or topical gels, which are also in development," she added.
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"Those procedures are unnecessary, done without their informed consent, non-reversible and can cause all kinds of severe complications, disfigurations and even death," Icelandic Progressive Party MP Silja Dögg Gunnarsdottir said.
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For example: Prescriptions for long-acting, reversible contraceptives including intrauterine devices (IUD) and birth control implants plummeted by 35.5 percent in counties where Planned Parenthood clinics shuttered after the new law.
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The new contraceptive is meant to be a vasectomy alternative, but unlike a vasectomy, the researchers want to make it reversible, which they've shown to be possible in rabbits, Lissner said.
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Though many people in his state had access to vasectomies or reversible contraceptives through their insurance plans, it appeared lower income women were often "relegated to birth control pills" due to costs.
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That makes RNA a tantalizing target: By editing the errant orders (RNA) rather than their issuer (DNA), scientists might be able to make temporary, reversible genetic edits, rather than CRISPR's permanent ones.
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Instead of falling into a cycle of induced demand — building more roads and highways, which tends to bring more traffic — banning cars from certain areas is a "fairly reversible policy," Deakin adds.
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Among those women, 16% use the pill, 15.5% use female sterilization, and 7.2% use long-acting reversible contraception, such as an IUD or implant, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.
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At best, the 2005 study showed that aging is reversible and not set in stone, while giving no indication that young blood, on its own, could ever be used for medicinal purposes.
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Once IUDs became more affordable under the ACA, public health groups across the nation launched public awareness campaigns to encourage more women to consider using long-acting reversible contraception like the IUD.
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We can make meaningful but reversible tweaks to the built environment by changing a digital sign, traffic signals or even controlling actuators to modify space or real-world infrastructure like escalator direction.
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The Balkan country has also built a 20-km looping at its transit pipeline to Turkey, expanding its capacity to 15.7 bcm a year from 14 bcm and making its flows reversible.
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Among women who did not have barriers, three quarters were using permanent methods like vasectomy or sterilization or long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) methods like an intrauterine device (IUD) or hormonal implant.
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Other contraception options include progesterone-only pills, Depo-provera injections, barrier methods such as condoms and diaphragms, and long-acting reversible contraceptive methods such as intrauterine devices and under-the-skin implants.
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As long as markets believe that the ultimate destination will be free and fairer trade, the occasional bump is seen as both temporary and reversible and, therefore, as potentially offering buying opportunities.
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Reversible lanes indicate a change in direction of traffic with an overhead signal, making it a potential disaster zone for self-driving cars that haven't yet been programmed to understand those signals.
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Nutritional optic neuropathy is rare and reversible, if caught earlySpecifically, the optic nerve is damaged by a lack of nutrients like folic acid and B vitamins, which help with healthy cell maintenance.
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Long-acting reversible contraception, praised for its convenience because it works for an extended time frame without needing any action, can save thousands of dollars over five years compared with other methods.
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The researchers also used billing codes to calculate daily insertion rates of long-acting reversible contraception during the 30 business days before, including on, and after November 20173 in 2015 and 2016.
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The world's first fully reversible USB cable features Micro USB and USB-A plugs that are designed to fit perfectly in their respective ports, whether inserted upside-down or right-side-up.
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Strikingly, the effect of environment is easily reversible: Stress the dominant monkey by returning it to a solo cage and its D2 receptors will drop — and its taste for cocaine will increase.
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The tote is completely reversible, with water-resistant canvas on one side and supple leather on the other, perfect for stashing wet suits and towels after a long day in the sun.
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PHS also ran out of Nexplanon implants, one of the long-acting reversible birth control methods that's been credited with bringing down the rate of unintended pregnancy — and abortion — around the country.
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In the next year or so, researchers hope to start trials in humans using a technique called reversible inhibition of sperm under guidance, which has been under development in India for decades.
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It also removes the emphasis that applicants offer all 18 types of FDA-approved birth control, including long-acting reversible contraceptives like the IUD and implant, which are the most effective methods.
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Like Apple's Lightning connector, the USB Type-C connector is reversible, meaning you can plug it in in any orientation and it will work (and won't get jammed in the wrong way).
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The review study looked at the advantages and disadvantages of using birth control options like hormone-containing intrauterine devices and subdermal implants, which fall into the category of long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs).
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Eventually I awarded deltas to three commenters who had helped me modify my view: I now allowed that the hormone treatment for sexual abusers would have to be post-conviction, voluntary, and reversible.
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And although the effects of too much, too young are reversible, Dr. Chantrey says it can take time — longer than the three to four months it takes for your Botox to wear off.
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Lodge LPGI3 Cast Iron Reversible Grill/Griddle, 20-inch x 10.44-inch, $50 And while you're grilling it up, use this matching grill press to decrease cooking time and keep your bacon flat.
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The concessions the US and other interested parties are going to make, no matter how serious, should be completely and easily reversible and clearly conditional on Pyongyang's willingness to honor the freeze agreement.
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The collection is comprised of pieces meant for practical wearability, including elevated basics like striped tanks, dolman-sleeve parka jackets, and paisley maxi dresses, along with reversible totes bags, bucket hats, and more.
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The US assesses that the observed activity indicated the site is being dismantled but the official cautioned that the actions taken so far are likely reversible should North Korea decide to change course.
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This latest report -- you know, the one that the Trump administration sought to bury because its conclusions are at odds with the President's personal beliefs -- suggests they may not be reversible at all.
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The move has alarmed European powers that had previously dismissed Tehran's breaches, such as exceeding the cap on stockpiles of enriched uranium and on the fissile purity of enrichment, as insignificant and reversible.
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The North Face Mossbud Swirl Reversible Jacket has a lining that's so soft and cozy, your little one will ask to put the jacket on instead of fighting with you about getting dressed.
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" Rachel Weisz, for Best Dual-Citizen Commentary: "Trump is pretty catastrophic, and there are terrible things he can do to the Earth and women's rights, but I feel it will be reversible, somehow.
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Trastuzumab and pertuzumab, targeted therapies for an aggressive type of malignancy known as HER-2 positive breast cancer, can also damage the left ventricle but this damage may be reversible after treatment stops.
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Packer could have ended the book on a chastened note: that diplomacy is about making small, easily reversible gains, and that to achieve such moderate expectations sometimes requires unhinged ambition behind the scenes.
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The guidelines favor entities promoting abstinence and "fertility awareness" and inexplicably drop any promotion of Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARCs), a highly effective method of birth control that is rapidly gaining in popularity.
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But, but, but: International nuclear weapons inspectors weren't on hand for today's event, which leaves open the possibility that the move is reversible and doesn't signal a definite move toward North Korean denuclearization.
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And little touches like reversible pillows that are tufted on one side but not on the other for on-the-fly customization show they've put a good amount of thought into this design.
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Named for the rapper Chris Kelly, one-half of the '90s hip-hop duo Kris Kross, they can be worn back to front — just like the drop-crotch reversible pants he made famous.
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If suffering was so obvious and not reversible, and there was a way to provide immediate relief, was my reflexive refusal to assist in the dying process always the right thing to do?
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The law would bar doctors in the state from providing anyone under 16 with the drugs, which can temporarily stop the body from producing the hormones that lead to puberty, a reversible process.
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Colorado gives free IUDs to women who want them, putting the state on the cutting edge of a trend toward long-lasting reversible contraceptives that's greatly reduced the number of unplanned pregnancies nationwide.
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Obama capped his Cuba efforts last month with a sweeping "presidential policy directive," which also is reversible and sets forth mandates for government engagement, people-to-people exchanges, and greater U.S. business ties.
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Iran has threatened to raise its nuclear enrichment level to 20 percent, an announcement that could come as soon as this week, in the third direct but easily reversible violation of the deal.
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"There is a lot we don't know about how much we can expose people to these chemicals and what are toxic levels, or if the damage in the brain is reversible," said Friedman.
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She added a fluffy reversible cape with the American flag on one side, and the Puerto Rican flag on the other, before closing the show in a metallic salsa suit with sparkling fringe.
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"There has been for many years now a push towards long-acting reversible contraception, which are highly effective methods of contraception - but they don't protect at all, of course, against STIs," she said.
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