Because monetary policy is much less effective in reversing recessions brought on by private overreach than it is in reversing slumps brought on by previous tight money.
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Reversing the harms that have been created by decades of mass incarceration and an overly punitive and racially-biased criminal justice system requires more than reversing past policy mistakes.
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However, older stutterers are typically incapable of reversing the condition.
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Government officials say that some of these trends are reversing.
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Apple Inc shares were down 523 percent, reversing earlier gains.
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Many hope this will lead to permanently reversing their ban.
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The actions were instantly successful in reversing the lira's weakness.
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The cost of reversing course now would therefore be catastrophic.
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Those comments drove shares down 5 percent, reversing early gains.
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That is an argument for carrying on, not reversing course.
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Since the early 2000s, however, the trends have been reversing.
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Both KIPP and IDEA are pioneers in reversing that trend.
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People have to mobilize to stop Trump from reversing this.
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Uber is reversing out of a dead end in China.
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It ended up reversing the policy a few months later.
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She had initially pleaded not guilty before reversing her plea.
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Reversing this calcification will take a lot of innovative thinking.
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Other euro zone bond yields also rose, reversing earlier falls.
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Yesterday, though, Zuckerberg pronounced that the company is reversing course.
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Reversing the reinvestment policy, then, would have the opposite effect.
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Goods prices increased 0.4% last month, reversing June's 0.4% decline.
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A way of reversing the narrative from the Wolff book.
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He's got a long track record of completely reversing himself.
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It's a trend that doesn't appear to be reversing course.
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Food prices fell 0.2 percent, reversing the prior month's increase.
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Manufacturing output rose 0.3 percent, reversing March's 0.3 percent decrease.
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In effect, this is undoing, or reversing, the sterilisation process.
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"looking at" reversing the Obama administration's hostile response to Russia's
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Chevron did not give a reason for reversing its decision.
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Reversing some of Mr. Obama's decisions could be legally difficult.
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So how are we doing on reversing this climate trajectory?
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In itself, reversing Citizens United would be a minor step.
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Profits reached $313 million, reversing a $473,247 loss in 2000.
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Hospitals are ready to fight to prevent that from reversing.
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Likewise, reversing those incentives will help states reduce mass incarceration.
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Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index rose 22.08 percent, reversing earlier losses.
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Turkey's lira rose 2110 percent, reversing some of Friday's losses.
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Trends in finance tend to go too far before reversing.
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Trump's tweeted reasons for reversing the policy are transparently ridiculous.
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Unfortunately, rather than reversing course, President Trump is doubling down.
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Now it is reversing course and tightening, or raising rates.
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Royal Mail fell 1 percent, reversing initial gains following results.
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The greenback held at 111.18 yen after reversing from 110.67.
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Reversing course any time soon would be a huge mistake.
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Carson suggested that he would consider reversing that surprise move.
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Read This Next: We're One Step Closer to Reversing Paralysis
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By reversing Title II, consumers get those privacy protections back.
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"I think it sounds good," Trump said of reversing the policy.
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But recent research demonstrates the potential downside of reversing Obama's rule.
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The U.S. dollar was higher in afternoon trading, reversing earlier losses.
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About a century on Recep Tayyip Erdogan is reversing that process.
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Now Xi Jinping is reversing the market-oriented decentralization of Deng.
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Government payrolls increased by 5,000 in May, reversing April's 3,000 drop.
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The dollar also weakened against sterling, reversing some of Thursday's gains.
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The company ended up reversing the changes to its tips system.
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In Dubai, Emaar Properties sank 13 percent, reversing an earlier gain.
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Johnson might accept that in the hope of reversing it later.
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Quackenbush imagines another method to approach human cloning: reversing cell aging.
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The turmoil caused by reversing globalisation would be just as bad.
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He may not stop at nixing or reversing big deals, either.
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Its shares momentarily rose 0.6 percent after results before reversing course.
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Last year's Versa was at the center of Fitbit's reversing fortunes.
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Trump reversing the ban on elephant trophies should disgust all Americans.
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It can simply shuttle back and forth, reversing direction as needed.
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Hi Iggy, this was a misstep, we are reversing the change.
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With Facebook, she suggested reversing the company's WhatsApp and Instagram acquisitions.
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Police said the officers confronted a vehicle reversing down the street.
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Unfortunately for him, however, there's likely no reversing the fight's outcome.
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Stagecoach shares were down 6.7 percent, reversing the previous session's gain.
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"The progression of growth may be reversing," Epstein told UVA Today.
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Reversing that balance will allow SoftBank to grow faster, he said.
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Other plans call for reversing the flow of the gas project.
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The euro rocketed to 79.18 pence , reversing from just below 76.00.
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But early jitters dissipated somewhat, with the Korean won reversing losses.
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A key economic indicator missed in September, reversing this year's momentum.
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White House officials did not specify which sanctions Trump was reversing.
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Reversing Obama's decision, precision-guided missiles were included in the package.
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Facebook took a similar action earlier this month before reversing itself.
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Reversing this would bring the world's second-largest economy back online.
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And where Obama supported this position, Trump is reversing from it.
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But the Saudi benchmark index closed flat after reversing earlier losses.
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Reversing the exclusion policy makes sense and is supported by science.
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He may not stop at denying or reversing big deals, either.
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Smith, good teammate that he is, was modestly reversing the truth.
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And with Half, it means reversing the way Hollywood does business.
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It also let them advise the president on reversing the ban.
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And consider reversing the roles when it comes to taking photos.
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Forearms spin at the elbows like propellers, revving up then reversing.
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China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) was last up 0.4%, reversing earlier losses.
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The committee also started reversing deals that have already gone through.
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It also tracks seat belt usage, reversing, idling, and other behaviors.
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Reversing the law would raise those costs for millions of seniors.
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He talked about reversing a centerpiece of his own trade policy.
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But Buttigieg's political fortunes in the state appear to be reversing.
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They are assigning themselves a big role in reversing the problems.
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But since then Erdoğan has shown no signs of reversing course.
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Saudi Arabian stocks dropped, reversing most of the previous session's gains.
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"I don't really see this as reversing legalization overall," he said.
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Before reversing his position on the school board's proposal, the Rev.
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Trump is reversing that — allowing them to resume offloading their costs.
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The Better Deal agenda takes several swings at reversing this trend.
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Trump is abandoning this role entirely; in fact, he's reversing it.
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MCCAUL: Well, I applaud the president for reversing course on this issue.
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The U.S. dollar was higher in late U.S. trading, reversing early losses.
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Correspondingly, reversing these policies would be unlikely to undo the productivity slowdown.
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Oil prices fell about 3 percent this week, before reversing course Wednesday.
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President-elect Trump has expressed interest in reversing the 1973 Roe v.
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" Trump asked his supporters before reversing himself: "Ah, no, I'll do it.
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Cummins also said some of the negatives in data could be reversing.
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On Wednesday, President Trump signed an executive order reversing the separation policy.
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GDAXI were down 0.7%, hitting a day low and reversing earlier gains.
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U.S. crude production edged higher, reversing a recent trend of declining output.
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And, now you can see that they're reversing that to the upside.
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Reversing the programme will also directly remove skilled employees from the workforce.
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"Actually I'm interpreting what the president said, not reversing it," Sanders replied.
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IT MUST seem to Donald Trump that reversing globalisation is easy-peasy.
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But the measures offer little hope of reversing Greece's downward economic spiral.
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ANZ's shares dropped as much as 2.7%, reversing course from early gains.
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The challenge lies in reversing everything that was achieved in those years.
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The EC is not reversing its decision to clear the WhatsApp acquisition.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 ended 0.36 percent down, reversing earlier gains.
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SocGen rose 0.7 percent and UniCredit fell 0.8 percent, reversing earlier gains.
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The costs of reversing Mr Peña's reforms will become visible only gradually.
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But we are finally on the verge of reversing this lame spiral.
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Stock market futures prices briefly turned negative on the news before reversing.
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The trend appeared to slow during the recession and may be reversing.
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Amid butchers in bloodied coats, his dream of reversing Brexit seemed hopeless.
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"We are reversing the Obama administration's most recent and last regulatory onslaught."
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But literally 'reversing' Type 2 diabetes remains a tough nut to crack.
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The strategy was successful with taxes, nominations, and reversing Obama-era rules.
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"Reversing the increase in Type 2 diabetes is not easy," he added.
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Shares in Bankia were down 0.4% at 1120 GMT, reversing earlier gains.
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The board did not make public its reasons for reversing the decision.
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U.S. Treasury yields edged up on Monday, reversing some of Friday's falls.
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"His reversing his position about signing a bill" to fund the government.
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European markets finished higher, reversing a three-day slide with London's FTSE .
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Headlines Tories pledge 500 million pounds towards reversing Beeching rail cuts on.ft.
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House Democrats' impeachment equation of maximum control and minimum risk is reversing.
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Many saw Rojava as a step towards reversing decades of brutal discrimination.
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Reversing tax cuts is never easy, but it's almost impossible in Oklahoma.
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I was just chopping up drums and shit, and just reversing samples.
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I have had good luck reversing the order for such a presentation.
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That means reversing pension cuts that were made in their plan's termination.
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Federal government construction spending surged 8.1 percent, reversing September's 1.6 percent drop.
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That seems to have done the trick in reversing the sales slump.
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Reversing the damage already done will require a much longer-term commitment.
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And little by little — I mean, little by little — we're reversing it.
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The company significantly cut its dividend in 2008, reversing years of increases.
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Hours later, Virgin Australia seemed to suggest it was reversing its decision.
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In March, Congress made a down payment on reversing years of cuts.
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How are we to account for Republicans' reversing course on the deficit?
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George Delgado made his first attempt at reversing an abortion in 2009.
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Andy Byford has been praised for reversing the decline of the system.
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Mayer took the blame from many for not reversing Yahoo's declining value.
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Consensus forecasts call for a 215% jump partially reversing December's 230% slide.
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That means reversing two of the worst legacies of the Clinton years.
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Brent crude futures rallied 0.79% to $58.70 a barrel , reversing earlier falls.
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Xi continued reversing the political, social and economic openings of recent decades.
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All the service announcements and prison sentences are not reversing this trend.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 1 percent, reversing initial weakness.
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To be clear: This is not about reversing the 2016 election's result.
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He compared reversing the earmark ban to showing up to work drunk.
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Reversing course from quantitative easing might create issues no one has foreseen.
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But shortly after Rubio's endorsement, Corker said he, too, was reversing course.
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Reversing its stance of more than a century, the _________ said on Jan.
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Plus, we thought he may be instrumental in reversing Thanos' grand scheme.
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Science will not solve the abortion wars, and neither will reversing Roe.
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Building permits jumped more than 403 percent, reversing a seven-year slump.
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It follows the Trump administration's pattern of reversing protections for transgender individuals.
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Food prices declined 2.2 percent in November, reversing October's 2.2 percent gain.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average futures turned negative before reversing course and turning positive.
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He started with reversing Obama's executive order that reversed George W. Bush's policy.
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For the year, retail added 245,22019, reversing the loss of 29,000 in 2017.
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The president, however, is showing no signs of reversing his "zero tolerance" policy.
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And the incoming Trump administration will have a tough time reversing the action.
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In late June, the president signed an executive order reversing his administration's policy.
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The Greater China markets fell, reversing gains seen over the last two sessions.
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Prenatal services are crucial in reversing figures that are unsettling to begin with.
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But reversing the moratorium on coal leasing is unlikely to further that goal.
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If Britain does leave the EU, reversing the rulebook would not be easy.
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Now they're just reversing the process by putting Mario Kart into a Mercedes.
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Shares of T-Mobile were last down about 2.4 percent, reversing earlier gains.
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Instead of totally reversing Roe, SCOTUS could just deem all these laws constitutional.
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Opening up the economy and reversing strongly negative demographic trends are existential issues.
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That the Supreme Court isn't on the brink of reversing Roe v. Wade?
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In Europe, GM broke even, reversing a year-earlier loss of $200 million.
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Tammy Duckworth, going so far as reversing his support for Trump last month.
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The Seventh Circuit Court sided with her, reversing previous decisions on the topic.
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Financials stocks saw some early selling before reversing their direction towards positive territory.
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But reversing the endangerment finding would require him to marshal convincing scientific evidence.
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Both crude benchmarks briefly moved lower on the EIA report before reversing course.
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What would you be doing then would you be reversing those at all?
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We're going to be reversing that trend, with the Fed leading the way.
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In 2016 several Latin American markets began soaring, reversing years of negative returns.
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"Reversing everything is not currently being contemplated," Finance Director Andrew Fisher told analysts.
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Sorry, Peter Thiel, young blood may not be the key to reversing aging.
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But there is a world of difference between improving globalisation and reversing it.
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Worse, the trends that propelled profits upwards in 2015 appear to be reversing.
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Facing mounting furor, Trump quickly signed an executive order reversing his own policy.
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A better economy with more employment and higher wages isn't reversing this trend.
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Despite reversing the decision three days later, the ruling further fuelled government opposition.
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We may be getting heavier, but we are interested in reversing the trend.
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The dollar fell 0.56 percent against the yen to 0.23 , reversing earlier gains.
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It's meant to help keep the government from collapsing while reversing Taliban gains.
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LME lead prices were slightly firmer at $2,075 a tonne, reversing overnight loss.
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Prices for new motor vehicles dipped 0.1 percent, reversing the prior month's increase.
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Mr Corbyn is reversing such reforms in favour of a new, Laclauian vision.
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Stopping or reversing the urban revival would not just be bad for cities.
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The pan-European STOXX 22.8 benchmark index fell 1 percent, reversing earlier gains.
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Oil prices were 0.6 percent lower, reversing course from earlier in the session.
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Earlier this week, President Trump signed an executive order reversing his administration's policy.
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Mr Temer now promises to revive the economy, largely by reversing her policies.
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The mark making in my work references the potential of reversing power structures.
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In other words, Bolsonaro is not simply reversing the Workers' Party's policy agenda.
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On political grounds, reversing some of these tax-and-benefit changes makes sense.
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And she promised to bring a businesslike approach to reversing the league's troubles.
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Trying to slow that down and reversing the trend also will take time.
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The retail sector added 2500,22007 jobs, more than reversing the prior months' weakness.
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Comparable sales at Nordstrom Rack dropped 5 percent, reversing its previous growth trends.
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The last of these supports is now reversing, making the market recalibration unsurprising.
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Michigan lawmakers deserve kudos for reversing the CON Commission ruling on CAR-T.
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Already, talk in the department has turned to reversing Chief O'Neill's sartorial modesty.
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Reversing the legal policies established by the court's 173 decision in Plessy v.
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Google opinion is out, reversing the jury decision and finding no fair use.
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The electric motor also helps low-speed maneuvers such as reversing and parking.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 share index fell 0.1 percent, reversing earlier gains.
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He has boasted that he was reversing Mr. Obama's diplomatic opening to Cuba.
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But there are massive risks involved with quickly reversing the social distancing policies.
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Trump Signs Spending Bill, Reversing Veto Threat and Avoiding Government Shutdown Lt. Gen.
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Trump this month recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, reversing decades of U.S. policy.
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In fact, Barack Obama flatly ruled out a presidential run before reversing course.
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The near-term hope of arresting or reversing this slide lies with Congress.
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Stopping or reversing the urban revival would not just be bad for cities.
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Against the yen, the dropped 0.02 percent to 111.13 yen, reversing early gains.
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First, Ring is reversing its stance when it comes to two-factor authentication.
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Stern also warned future Republican presidents against reversing course on the climate pact.
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But that could be reversing soon, if U.K. lawmakers pass the deal Saturday.
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Progress on expanding health coverage has recently stalled and may even be reversing.
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It's not just reversing rights, but advocating for fewer protections for LGBT folks.
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The Aussie was last at $0.7081, reversing a brief move above 71 cents.
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Second, scientists appear to have had some success in reversing aging in mice.
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So, I don't have any prediction about reversing or any other policy actions.
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Strange costumes, masks, role-reversing clothes and face-painting are all repeatedly mentioned.
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The roles are now reversing and are driven by demography and economic ambition.
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Oil prices rose on Monday afternoon during Asian trading hours, reversing earlier losses.
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Reversing that trend will require more people and healthier people to sign up.
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Fate would always have its way with you; fortune was forever reversing itself.
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It seemed like Trump was reversing the US's longstanding position on settlement building.
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Orders for motor vehicles fell 0.5 percent, reversing a 0.4 percent gain in December.
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Many protesters said they harbor no illusions about reversing the outcome of the election.
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Home sales also fell then, but rates came back down quickly, reversing the hit.
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Stocks continued their march higher Thursday before reversing at day-end on trade concerns.
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Over recent quarters, those losses have accelerated and have shown no signs of reversing.
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Amid a massive backlash, Trump signed an executive order reversing the position on Wednesday.
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So in reversing Title II, the FCC is necessarily gutting its net neutrality rules.
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But before reversing, he said, he yelled "clear" — and did not hear any objections.
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The lira strengthened to as low as 5.975 against the dollar before reversing course.
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Its shares rose 7 percent in after-hours trading before reversing and going negative.
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Tesla reported a profit in the third quarter, reversing seven consecutive quarters of losses.
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Ms Warren intends to appoint regulators "committed to reversing illegal and anticompetitive tech mergers".
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A pan-European index of shares was up 64.793 percent, partly reversing Tuesday's losses.
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On the news, Chicago Mercantile Exchange cattle futures moved higher, reversing some recent weakness.
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Instead of reversing the decay of mainstream parties, the primary process has accelerated it.
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Amid an international backlash, Trump signed an executive order reversing the position on Wednesday.
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Of course, your circumstances can change, and that could warrant reversing your claiming decision.
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HSBC's Hong Kong-listed shares ended Friday's trading session 2.12% higher, reversing earlier losses.
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As he becomes more autocratic, Mr Erdogan is reversing his own achievements (see article).
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Import prices excluding petroleum fell 23.2 percent, reversing a 22.8 percent gain in November.
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The dollar fell 0.6 percent against the yen to 0.153 yen, reversing earlier gains.
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But he is doing something more radical: reversing the state's retreat from the economy.
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Ford initially denied even being at the game, before reversing his position and apologizing.
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On Tuesday FCC Chairman Ajit Pai proposed reversing the Obama era net neutrality rules.
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We actually need to move market forces in the direction of reversing human downgrading.
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The stock was initially up more than 1 percent in extended trading before reversing.
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So did Google after quickly reversing its own foot dragging on the Pixel line.
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Against the yen, the dollar dropped 0.6 percent to 111.21 yen, reversing early gains.
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In the previous session, the metal rose 216.77 percent, reversing three sessions of losses.
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On Wednesday, President Trump said he would sign an executive order reversing the policy.
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Labour talks boldly about raising revenues, including by reversing recent cuts to corporation tax.
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ZB: What would happen if the US started reversing its historical pro-liberalization stance?
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Erin Gibbs of Gibbs Wealth Management sees a different Dow stock reversing its downtrend.
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On Wednesday, President Trump signed an executive order reversing his widely denounced separation policy.
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Facebook shares fell 1.5 percent, reversing course after brief gains early in the session.
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That when he said Cook felt a bump and then another one while reversing.
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All this contributed to Israeli officials reversing themselves, and charging the soldier with manslaughter.
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She also wanted to appoint regulators for "reversing illegal and anti-competitive tech mergers".
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Manufacturing activity tumbled 5.2 percent, reversing from a 2.7 percent increase the year earlier.
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After the earnings release, Tesla shares initially rose about 1 percent, before reversing course.
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Shares in T-Mobile were last down 256 percent at $93, reversing earlier gains.
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Reversing the productivity growth slowdown should be a central issue in economic policy debates.
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Verde's equities book gained 0.74 percent, reversing a loss in April, the letter said.
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Trump also has made reversing job losses at U.S. factories a key campaign promise.
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And they say the NLRB won't be reversing the new standard any time soon.
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Justino spent the bout stuffing takedowns and reversing throws with her favorite ura-nage.
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Here is what is less widely understood: That trend appears to be reversing itself.
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Mr Straus and other moderate Republicans identify reversing that trend as their biggest challenge.
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But when we became allies in World War I, we really started reversing course.
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Ryan ultimately accepted Conroy's letter reversing his decision, and Conroy served his full term.
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The data released Wednesday indicates that the gains created under ObamaCare could be reversing.
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More young people will pick up cycling, reversing a trend toward an aging demographic.
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"You could easily see this move reversing tomorrow when everyone is back," he said.
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A key economic indicator doubled expectations in October, reversing a slight decline in September.
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The NRSC has already spent a limited amount in hopes of reversing Johnson's fortunes.
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After a week of reversing previous positions, Trump kept to one in regard ISIS.
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Within a month, Airbnb suspended its initial decision until fully reversing it this week.
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Apparel prices fell 1.1 percent in March, reversing the prior month's 1.6 percent advance.
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Trump has also made reversing job losses at U.S. factories a central campaign promise.
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You have all the grace of a reversing dump track without any tires on.
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It seems that they realized that there was no possibility of reversing the suspension.
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The gap increased substantially once again this year and shows no sign of reversing.
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A pan-European index of shares was up 0.3 percent, partly reversing Tuesday's losses.
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The law on reversing these is unclear but no president has ever done so.
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Lawmakers could risk reversing the program's recent rapid expansion if they don't, she said.
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Now she is reversing field, determined to seek answers and justice for her partner.
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Yet in the past year, deforestation and fires have surged, reversing years of decline.
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Digital technology obviously brings some enormous positives, and there is no reversing its spread.
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Fortescue Metals Group climbed 3.3%, reversing from a 9% tumble in the previous session.
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Banks rose in early trade before reversing course to trade 21% to 20.9175% lower.
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But reversing these trends requires analysis of their causes, not evidence-free straw men.
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The news sent U.S. government debt yields rising sharply, with Wall Street reversing gains.
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Questions about reversing the administration's actions now often come up at Democratic campaign events.
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For adolescents, the training is as much about destigmatizing drug use as reversing overdoses.
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Initially, Caligula focused on denouncing his predecessor and reversing everything that he had done.
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Others are still emerging, thanks to the work of scholars reversing decades of neglect.
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Shares in Popolare gained 1.6 percent after reversing initial losses, while the rights BAPO_r.
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Reversing those trends requires a courageous commitment to fight the entrenched elements and extremists.
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Reversing their sharp gains the previous session, gold miners retreated as risk appetite returned.
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Centene ended 1.6 percent higher while Humana closed up 0.2 percent, reversing earlier losses.
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The difficulty of reversing Russia's action only reinforces the temptation to accept Russia's narrative.
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But each new treatment option gives doctors a better chance of reversing the damage.
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Trump committed to reversing those trends, and that commitment helped carry him to office.
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BP (BP) earned $553 million for the second quarter, reversing a year-ago loss.
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The new rules will also require crash data recorders and reversing cameras in cars.
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Autos fell, reversing gains they made last week on the back of Brexit optimism.
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Facebook is reversing course and banning white nationalism and white separatism from its platform.
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For the sake of both himself and the country, he should consider reversing course.
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Mr. Temer's government says it is reversing the free-spending ways of previous governments.
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But that trend is reversing, as companies recognize that offices can be creative clusters.
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But her book has the needed quality of reversing the direction of the gaze.
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Students at a local high school launched a campaign aimed at reversing the decline.
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I set up two pans on two oven racks, reversing them halfway through the baking.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 264.11 percent, reversing earlier losses.
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The stock initially fell 2 percent in late trading before reversing to trade modestly higher.
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Trump's pro-coal policies could mean more air pollution, reversing recent improvements in air quality.
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Given the infrastructure that exists, reversing the pipelines as I've described appears to be possible.
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The attempts at resolution, though, may be reversing thanks to the contentious 2016 presidential election.
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Spending on nonresidential structures tumbled 1.5 percent in January, almost reversing December's 1.8 percent jump.
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Reversing state law and making legalized recreational marijuana illegal is going against the people's will.
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So, who is the man charged with reversing the downward spiral of the Democratic party?
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That cycle was now reversing as supply has tightened up, driving up prices, he added.
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But until this week, Pai hasn't explained how he would go about reversing the rules.
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Stocks attempted a rally in Monday's session before reversing course and ending the day lower.
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Even with a veto-proof Congress, Donald Trump would have a hard time reversing this.
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Additionally, $500 million would go to expanding access to naloxone, an opioid overdose-reversing drug.
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That said, the most likely path toward reversing the FCC's unpopular effort remains via lawsuit.
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Shares were up 2.4 percent at 11:50am EST, reversing losses earlier in the session.
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As of Thursday, it's been taken out of the store, basically reversing the original reversal.
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Reversing Samsung's fortunes is, of course, a lot of pressure to put on a screen.
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Democrats have been critical of the IRS budget cuts and are interested in reversing them.
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Roshan's brother sprinkled sugar on the ground outside the temple, reversing the rite of ostracism.
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Do additional research to find out what policy solutions might help in reversing this trend.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 ended the day around 0.9 percent higher, reversing earlier losses.
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Hours after the news conference on Thursday, Mulvaney released a statement reversing his prior comments.
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The ultimate goal is, as Pai has himself said, reversing the 2015 Open Internet Order.
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Lear's court sits on blue plastic chairs, and the background noises include a reversing lorry.
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A pan-European equity index and Wall Street futures were up 1%, reversing early losses .
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It has no guiding example of reversing QE and quitting a zero-interest-rate policy.
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Two euro-denominated issues, both callable in May 2027, were also down, reversing early gains.
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Even though I'm reversing, the car keeps skating forward, unable to grip the slippery stone.
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Addressing LGBTQ anti-discrimination policies and reversing the ban on transgender troops in the military.
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The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index fell 0.1 percent, reversing December's 0.1 percent gain.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 was 20163 percent higher at the close, reversing earlier losses.
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The trimmed mean measure also dipped 0.2 percent, reversing a 0.2 percent rise in April.
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The drug, known for reversing overdoses, can save heroin users on the brink of death.
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He said home purchase applications increased 803 percent last week, reversing three-straight weekly declines.
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We're very close to reversing this kind of longer-term downtrend on that relative performance.
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CSI6.82783 ended 26.8278 percent lower, reversing gains made in a recovery in the previous session.
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The Dow transports closed 0.88 percent lower, more than reversing an earlier 1 percent gain.
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In oil markets Thursday, Brent crude and U.S. crude both lost ground before reversing course.
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Facebook – BTIG upgraded Facebook to "buy" from "neutral," reversing a call it made last July.
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They spent a week attacking her before reversing their narrative and admitting she was right.
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Amazon is reversing a controversial decision that would have made its Fire tablets less secure.
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The fighting has also led to Duterte reversing the country's position on international military cooperation.
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Shipments to the U.S. were up 4.2 percent, reversing a 5.1 percent decline in January.
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And sure, replay does a fine job as a remedy for reversing easy missed calls.
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The cost of consumer goods excluding automobiles rose 20.4 percent, reversing June's 0.3 percent drop.
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States need to share responsibility, starting by reversing the trend of disinvestment in higher education.
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But Barclays and Standard Chartered rose 0.8 and 1.6 percent respectively, both reversing initial weakness.
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Trump, for example, has made reversing President Obama's environmental regulations a focus of his administration.
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Just like reversing the SALT deduction, no one expects that to happen any time soon.
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There, in the Oval Office, he signed an executive order reversing his own administration's policy.
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Reversing this problem is contingent on the senators getting item #1 above agreed to first.
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Fitch believes reversing these negative operating trends will be difficult in the current operating environment.
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Reversing that would be the best defense against baseless paranoia that masquerades as political action.
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Officials gathered input in 2010 on potentially reversing or changing it, but never took action.
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Whitehaven Coal Ltd was among the top gainers, reversing Friday's losses to climb 5.4 percent.
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But Thompson showed guts in reversing the hold and assuming dominance before the round ended.
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U.S. stocks extended declines before later reversing course to trade largely flat in the session.
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Reversing these trends must begin with proactive and honest conversations about solutions driven by data.
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The House and Senate both passed a measure reversing the declaration, but Trump vetoed it.
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Reenergizing the economy could depend on reversing course in those two areas, according to economists.
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His lawyers will lay out their grounds for reversing his conviction at a later date.
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The Trump administration came under scrutiny from LGBT groups last week for reversing the order.
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They're instead focusing on reversing the repeal either via lawsuit or the Congressional Review Act.
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Financially, what's a bit unusual is the private Keurig reversing into a publicly listed company.
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"Talk about reversing certain precedent is a talking point of the far left," she said.
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The California Supreme Court, in 1975, ruled for Dr. White, reversing a lower court decision.
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Far from reversing as America grew out of economic recession, this lost fertility has worsened.
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Regulators now say there is not enough proof of harm to justify reversing that decision.
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The downward tendency has also now plateaued out, with some signs it could be reversing.
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Reversing the trend, Mr. Behrens said, was the city's primary consideration in courting the relocation.
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The dollar rallied 1% versus the yen to 107 yen, reversing much of Monday's loss.
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The dollar rallied 20183% versus the yen to 107 yen, reversing much of Monday's loss.
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It was the first decline in 13 quarters, reversing from the prior quarter's 7.1% gain.
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We get there by decoupling some of the cars hurtling us forward and slowly reversing.
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Reversing RHNDA guarantees organizations in Washington will not face religious discrimination from their local government.
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By 0940 GMT, the pound was 0.4% lower at $1.2904, reversing most of Friday's gains.
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Consumers would lose big time from reversing these megatrends — and not just because of tariffs.
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Now, she is committed to reversing the trend, and she ought to have that chance.
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As a result, the cost of goods fell 0.5 percent, reversing April's 0.5 percent increase.
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Meanwhile, the US surgeon general is urging Americans to carry the overdose-reversing drug, Naloxone.
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The yen had hit a six-week low of 114.20 on Monday before reversing course.
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Fracking can contaminate drinking water, an Environmental Protection Agency study concluded, reversing an earlier finding.
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But reversing this trend requires a sustained focus across the executive branch and Capitol Hill.
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The Swedish government decided to start increasing military spending from 2016, reversing years of declines.
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The Justice Department backed PHH in the case, reversing the department's position under President Obama.
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Higher commodity prices alone do not justify reversing Glencore's new-found strategy of financial restraint.
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Moreover, this would reinforce the damaging mindset that exercise is solely about "reversing" food consumption.
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With their flexibility and autonomy combined with accountability, charter schools are reversing decades of decline.
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Prices for imported consumer goods excluding automobiles rose 0.3 percent in February, reversing January's drop.
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After liberalizing the economy for nearly four decades, the government appears to be reversing course.
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Ms. Getty made that gift contingent on Uganda reversing a December 2013 law criminalizing homosexuality.
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China reported an uptick in new confirmed cases of coronavirus, reversing four days of decline.
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And on Monday, the justices issued a six-page unsigned decision reversing the Alabama court.
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And the EURO STOXX Banks Index fell 1.8%, more than reversing earlier gains of 1.5%.
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In reversing the decision, Mr. Zinke offered no new public scientific analysis supporting the change.
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This has played a role in slowing and even reversing coal's expansion in China and India.
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Now, with Rubio reversing course, Republicans are a lot more optimistic about the Sunshine State. 2.
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Analysts expect Microsoft to return to robust revenue growth — reversing two years of declines — next quarter.
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That's why a win of the governorship is so important for Democrats in reversing Michigan's gerrymandering.
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More high school kids are smoking cigarettes as vaping surges, reversing a two-decade-long decline.
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Now the Fed is reversing these policies by rising interest rates and trimming its balance sheet.
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He credited the new president with reversing a decade of failed policy and rooting out corruption.
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In February, spending on public construction projects tumbled 2.1 percent, almost reversing January's 1.53 percent rise.
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Jasinski said PKN was looking into reversing the writedown, but could not give a time frame.
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All of that raises questions about how effective Biden's plan would be for truly reversing incarceration.
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That suggests those OPEC members will soon hike production, reversing output cuts they implemented in January.
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Mr Trump's goal of boosting manufacturing employment would require reversing a 70-year trend (see chart).
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But, so much of Jersey Shore Family Vacation has been about reversing some of that damage.
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Within a day, the Harris campaign announced it was reversing course and would attend the event.
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The League now leads 5-Star in opinion polls, reversing the results of the 2018 election.
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The Fed could swap these for shorter-term securities, reversing an earlier policy dubbed "Operation Twist".
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Importantly, we don't see the trends of the last five years reversing over the next five.
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The first step in reversing the dramatic drop in female employment is understanding it (see Briefing).
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He has made his peace with NAFTA and no longer talks of reversing the energy reform.
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Clinton dominated traffic in all 50 states afterward, reversing the pre-debate trend that favored Trump.
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He was initially a strong supporter of Jewish settlements in the West Bank until reversing course.
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Instead, look to the Philippines, where President Rodrigo Duterte is reversing decades of foreign policy tradition.
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Reversing this situation, and hiking people's power bills, is never going to be a popular move.
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"Enhancement and diligent enforcement of the 2014 standards remains critical for reversing these trends," they wrote.
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Reversing the camera (tapping on the screen) makes the porg appear wherever the lens is pointed.
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They have organised needle exchanges and supervised consumption spaces, and made overdose-reversing drugs widely available.
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The earnings recession is supposed to end this quarter, reversing five straight quarters of earnings decline.
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That's the old probabilities, so let's see how reversing the sequence of lotteries change the probabilities.
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The number of models is also expected to grow, reversing a multiyear pullback in the segment.
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On reversing prescription trends, he cautioned pain relievers are effective and necessary for some at times.
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The S&P financial index rose 1.12 percent, reversing its losses in the past four days.
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He faces the challenge of reversing a multiyear sales decline triggered by the global commodities slump.
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He faces huge challenges in reversing the fortunes of an economy ruined by decades of mismanagement.
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Analysts said they saw little chance of UK growth figures due on Friday reversing that trend.
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They had traded as much as 22018 percent higher during the launch event before reversing course.
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The sections that deal with lethal targeting are problematic in themselves, reversing the logic of consideration.
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As has been shown many times before, reversing 'anonymization' of personal data can be frighteningly easy.
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Istanbul's stock index jumped and the Turkish lira rose against the dollar, both reversing long slides.
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"We should not waste time in reversing policies whenever there is change in governments," said Adesina.
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That would require reversing a decision made in 2016 to abandon a target for asset-buying.
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His motto, reversing the theme of conservation to that point, was "with man, not against him".
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Facing overwhelming backlash over the policy, the president later signed an executive order reversing the practice.
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Musk has at every turn talked about about how important reversing climate change is to him.
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But there is even more at stake than reversing the Obama administration's rule by Executive fiat.
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The network first canceled Timeless last year before quickly reversing that decision due to fan outcry.
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The broader NSE index ended 0.8 percent lower reversing gains in the final hour of trade.
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Irish President Michael Higgins signed the referendum into law in September, officially reversing the constitutional ban.
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Earlier on Friday, it gained to 5.85 - its strongest level in two months - before reversing course.
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The dollar climbed 0.3 percent to 78.753 yen, supported by U.S. yields reversing their overnight declines.
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The car paused for a moment, before reversing in full speed and running into more people.
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The Obama administration, for example, was committed to reversing the legacy of racial and income segregation.
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As unlikely as it seems today, Trump could reinvent himself by reversing decades of American policy.
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Reversing that trend will undoubtedly be one of the most important parts of President Obama's legacy.
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Average hourly earnings rose 143 percent last month, reversing from a 214 percent fall in November.
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But the dollar dipped, reversing an earlier rise made on hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials.
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Shortly after Hogan's comments, the university announced it was reversing its decision and had dismissed Durkin.
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The stimulus risks increasing once again corporate sector indebtedness and, more generally, reversing progress in deleveraging.
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On the week, the currency was on course for a 0.8% gain, reversing last week's decline.
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In the hope of reversing Pence's ban, Joseph Tobin, the bishop of Indianapolis, requested a meeting.
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"The dollar is reversing and we're seeing that effect due to some Fed comments," Cardillo said.
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A burgeoning, government-sponsored entertainment sector is under creation, reversing the ban on cinemas and concerts.
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Bank stocks rose, reversing their slide on Friday, when JPMorgan, Citigroup and Well Fargo reported results.
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The State Department originally credited the missing minutes to a "glitch," before reversing itself this week.
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The ACLU publicly opposed the Social Security measure and urged Congress to act on reversing it.
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In New York Harbor, heating oil strengthened 1 cent per gallon, reversing course from Thursday's trades.
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China's yuan was slightly stronger at 6.8402 in offshore trade, reversing the previous day's modest losses.
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As night descended on St. Paul, the raccoon appeared to start climbing down, before reversing course.
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The company's shares initially rose in extended trading, before reversing course to trade down 1.4 percent.
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Reversing it could send coal companies and other polluters as much as $85 million a year.
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He did a great job almost reversing into a monoplata but was flattened to his back.
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Cannabis was the first thing that worked, reversing his insomnia and easing his depression and anxiety.
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His successor, Petro Poroshenko, has adopted a pro-Western foreign policy, reversing Yanukovich's tilt towards Moscow.
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Our research suggests some best practices for addressing these factors and reversing a culture gone wrong.
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Some investors reckon sterling is likely to strengthen in the coming months, reversing this month's losses.
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But Donald Tusk, the chairman of EU leaders, suggested Britain should now consider reversing Brexit altogether.
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The Walker Brothers arrived in England in early 21978, reversing the earlier British invasion of America.
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The euro rose 0.2% versus the Swiss franc to 1.1106 francs , reversing some of Thursday's losses.
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European markets closed lower Wednesday, reversing course as investors closely monitored the spread of the coronavirus.
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The broader Topix was flat at 2.53,406.22, reversing course after rising as much as 1.1% earlier.
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Oil prices and major defense stocks opened higher on Monday before reversing later in the day.
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The Pour Agriculture can play a leading role in combating climate change and reversing ecological damage.
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Trump has often acted like the anti-Obama, reversing many of the former president's signature actions.
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But the agency is reversing course, saying it is "not prudent" to establish a critical habitat.
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The benchmark 10-year Italian bond yield traded around 1.37% , reversing all of its earlier rise.
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Coca-Cola shares initially jumped 21 percent in premarket trading before reversing course and falling modestly.
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Euro zone government bond yields dropped across the board on Wednesday, reversing the previous day's rises.
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He added that such consequences could include destabilizing the insurance markets and reversing recent coverage gains.
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Consensus forecasts call for a 4 percent jump in sales, partially reversing December's 9.3 percent decline.
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The government initially labeled the video a hoax, before reversing itself and ordering the officers' arrest.
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Did the size of the labor force shrink by 158,2.33, partly reversing a sharp February rise?
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Reversing the partition of nearly a century ago would saddle Irish taxpayers with a big bill.
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Their biggest challenge upon entering office, however, would be reversing Trump's changes to the immigration system.
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On Afghanistan, President Trump — reversing his stance — embraced deeper involvement in a nearly 26-year war.
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Later that month, Trump signed an executive order reversing the policy to separate children from adults.
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The commodity edged up to $1,561 on Friday afternoon, reversing a fall seen a day earlier.
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Reversing is just one of the many options TikTok offers for customizing and changing your videos.
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Daily active users rose 18 percent from a year earlier, reversing a trend of slowing growth.
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Police and fire departments far more frequently equip officers with naloxone, an opioid overdose-reversing drug.
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The move comes on the heels of President Trump reversing protections for transgender students last week.
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"China has no democracy and yet it is criticizing Taiwan for reversing over democracy," she said.
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In "TROS," we discover she&aposs Emperor Palpatine&aposs granddaughter, reversing course from the last film.
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The rules, which also mandate crash data recorders and reversing cameras, were hailed by safety advocates.
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His predecessor, former Obama Defense Secretary Ash Carter, ripped the Trump administration for reversing the policy.
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Daily active users rose 25 percent from a year earlier, reversing a trend of slowing growth.
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WTI is set to fall 1.3 percent this week, reversing the previous week's 1.3 percent gain.
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Those of JC Penney were up 1.2 percent, reversing from a drop of nearly 1 percent.
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Others will try to push and prod North Korea into reversing course on its nuclear ambitions.
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Vox's Julia Belluz took a look at North Carolina, one state that is reversing that trend.
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In January, the Trump administration gave them a gift, reversing Obama-era guidance regarding Medicaid funds.
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Reversing an overdose just a few seconds or minutes earlier can prevent brain damage or death.
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"The longer this goes on without reversing the situation, the tougher it will be," she said.
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Reversing those gains will require much more than just a deeply unpopular Republican in the White House.
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At some point, Anthony said, the company will gain leverage and expand its margins, reversing the slump.
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"The judges will be pro-life," he said, again expressing interest in reversing the 1973 Roe v.
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The dollar index reached a three-week high at 101.38, reversing from an earlier drop to 100.90.
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Reversing the current flow has the opposite effect: The silver bridges shrink, and the switch turns off.
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Alyssa knows she's there to finally hit Jack with memory loss power, reversing her premiere episode decision.
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Stocks opened mixed but moved higher Tuesday, with the Dow and the reversing some of Monday's losses.
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Brent and U.S. crude futures both rose after the data, with Brent reversing losses and turning positive.
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With crude and grains reversing earlier losses, the Thomson Reuters Core Commodity Index was down 720 percent.
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Reversing those losses would have an even bigger impact than taking control of the House of Representatives.
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It may hope that its bullying might yet pressure South Korea's next president into reversing the deployment.
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Now China is reversing the exchange, not merely performing Western classical music in China, but exporting it.
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They are hell-bent on reversing as much of it as they can before it becomes entrenched.
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The move will boost the size of the Fed's balance sheet, reversing recent efforts to shrink it.
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Wholesale food prices rose 0.3 percent in March, reversing a 0.3 percent drop in the prior month.
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"Market sentiment is reversing because exporters are worried about the orders in the second half," Yau said.
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Reversing course on the Iran deal was always a tougher proposition than Trump made it sound like.
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There is no way of reversing damage done by lead poisoning, which is why pediatricians emphasize prevention.
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The S&P 21.70 financial sector fell 21 percent, slightly reversing a string of recent record highs.
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One proposal will include reversing some of the waivers the administration has granted to refineries, sources said.
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On Thursday, the FCC put out a draft proposal for reversing the net neutrality order of 2015.
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Meanwhile at the company there would be carte blanche for reinvention, reversing years-old policies, admitting faults.
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Markets Tuesday: certain key trends are reversing, but it's way too early to talk about a correction.
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Now that such policies are reversing, stocks and corporate bonds are vulnerable—and so is the economy.
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"There is simply no credible medical evidence showing that 'reversing' a medication abortion is possible," she wrote.
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Against the dollar, the franc surged 0.6 percent to 0.9688 francs, reversing a two-week losing streak.
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The small-cap Russell's 2000 index fell 3.6 percent before reversing its loss late in the session.
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But it also suggested that development would hinge on reversing various forms of discrimination against the Rohingyas.
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The ruling reversing Flowers' conviction was 7-2, with conservative Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch dissenting.
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Last week, after intense public pressure, President Trump signed an executive order reversing his own administration's policy.
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Possible actions include the FDA reversing its application extension and pulling flavored e-cigarettes from the market.
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The Trump administration backed the businesses, reversing the position the Obama administration took in favor of employees.
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With the hopes of reversing this trend, Facebook has been developing features to appeal to younger users.
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The Canadian fell 0.2 percent to C$1.2840 per dollar, reversing some of its gains on Monday.
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The euro jumped 0.80 percent at 87.53 pence, reversing its earlier fall prior to the amendment votes.
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Republicans are more reliable voters in midterms, and reversing that will be a massive task for Dems.
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Reversing this "base erosion" among U.S. tax-paying companies has been a top priority for Republican lawmakers.
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In another case, he asked officials to look into "reversing" a medication abortion that was already underway.
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Bristol-Myers shares fell 220 percent to $57.14, reversing previous gains prior to revealing the regulatory setback.
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Last week, after intense public pressure, the president signed an executive order reversing his own administration's policy.
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The shares have gained 303 percent so far this year, almost reversing last year's 230 percent fall.
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In 2017, the yuan rose around 6.8 percent against the greenback, reversing three straight years of depreciation.
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When something's happened to that extent, you better not count on it reversing itself from natural causes.
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U.S. crude futures added 9 cents, or 0.2 percent, to $60.03, also reversing losses in earlier trade.
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Other proposed safety features include advanced emergency braking, cameras that assist with reversing, and lane-keeping assistance.
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"The social impact of this initiative is invaluable in reversing the trend in urban migration," Benzies says.
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President Trump's Department of Transportation is reversing an Obama-era proposal for mandatory safety inspections for buses.
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Gasoline consumption has been rising strongly since 2013, and especially 2014, reversing the previous downtrend since 2007.
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The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index rebounded 0.2 percent in April, reversing March's 0.23 percent drop.
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Crude oil prices tumbled 4 percent on persistent worries about oversupply and profit-taking, reversing early gains.
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That means less for staff and more for shareholders, reversing a decades-long trend (see chart 2).
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Banks led Tuesday's declines on the main index, reversing its sharp gains in the last three sessions.
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In a more than 30-minute appearance, Trump spent 20 seconds reversing himself on the birther issue.
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He should also look at reversing the changes to tax credits (top-ups for low-paid folk).
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Releasing transcripts of her paid speeches to Wall Street would signal her commitment to reversing these perceptions.
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SunOpta's U.S.-listed stock was down 5.2 percent at $3.95 in early afternoon trading, reversing premarket gains.
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Put another way, a GOP-led Congress and administration are effectuating and reversing decades of regulatory-creep.
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But the best way of reversing the trend is to give government less control over our lives.
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And utilities have repeatedly said that they have little intention of reversing the actions that they took.
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Russia's intervention has tipped the war President Bashar al-Assad's way, reversing gains rebels made last year.
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EDF shares fell on the report, reversing a nearly two percent gain to close 1.2 percent lower.
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But only AT&T has the luxury of reversing course and still getting what it really wants.
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Women are coming after their aggressors, calling them by name and deed and reversing the power equation.
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Stocks started 2019 with a tumble at Wednesday's opening bell before reversing course and closing solidly higher.
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Requiring the civilian agencies to do the same would go a long way toward reversing the trend.
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Biden later reversed his position, after fellow primary candidates reiterated their support of reversing the Hyde amendment.
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Reversing himself now would invite accusations that his position was based on politics, not principles, all along.
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Reversing this rise in inequality will therefore require measures to restore some market power to these workers.
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The Trump administration, reversing positions from the Obama administration, agreed with Ohio's interpretation of the federal law.
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U.S. equities closed higher, reversing earlier weakness following a terror incident near New York City's Times Square.
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ET. Forecasts call for a 6.8 percent drop in starts, reversing part of October's 25.5 percent gain.
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Reversing those reductions and encouraging energy efficiency R&D in the private sector will deliver new benefits.
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I am currently in the process of reversing that mindset and have been feeling the positive effects.
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I manipulated the advertisement language by reversing this fact...I made very sexy women a bit fatter.
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To build on our incredible economic success, one priority is paramount — reversing decades of calamitous trade policies.
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Bouteflika, 82, bowed to the protesters last week by reversing plans to stand for a fifth term.
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Forevermark Chief Executive Stephen Lussier said the signs so far were that last year's trends were reversing.
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Seasonally-adjusted spending increased 1.1 percent on the month, the strongest since January and reversing June's dip.
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"Mateer's nomination raises further concerns that this administration is intent on reversing hard-fought progress for equality."
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" Cillizza: Finish this sentence: "The chances of Franken reversing his decision and staying in the Senate are ______%.
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Virgin Money shares initially rose more than 2 percent, before reversing course to trade down 2.5 percent.
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The push for a vote recount is quietly advancing, even though reversing Donald Trump's win seems unlikely.
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So reversing them now would be disruptive not just for the environment, but for their bottom line.
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Haiti's rural populations are not culprits or victims, but key players in the project of reversing deforestation.
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Reversing existing mergers is very difficult, but the Democrats could propose reducing hospitals' pricing premium for services.
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The dollar rallied 1% versus the yen to 107 yen, reversing much of its losses on Monday.
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The British pound climbed, reversing after slipping past the previous day's trough to the lowest since 210.
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All you need is four or five minutes and you can start reversing the signs of aging.
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NOT reversing his decision to move $155 MILLION DOLLARS from the FEMA Disaster Fund to ICE. Nope.
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Yeah. You look for … When I talk about reversing decisions, you do that one of two ways.
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Since we are REVERSING COURSE, we need to write the theme entries into the grid backward, yes?
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Put together, North Korea remains under financial strain with no prospects of reversing its fortunes anytime soon.
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But its losses more than doubled, to $1.9 billion — and show no signs of reversing anytime soon.
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But Sandvine notes that trend is now reversing slightly, with BitTorrent's traffic share once again growing worldwide.
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Analysts had forecast a 15% contraction in imports, reversing sharply from a rise of 16.5% in December.
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His announcement of a package of sanctions against Turkey falls very short of reversing that humanitarian disaster.
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As public health professionals committed to reversing the nation's childhood obesity epidemic we're mindful of the future.
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"Reversing Roe" wasn't destined to please everybody, simply based on the divisive nature of the subject matter.
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He reiterated his view that China had stopped liberalizing its economy and was actually reversing these trends.
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Hasbro shares jumped more 22018 percent in early trading, reversing a 5 percent fall in the premarket.
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Midlife mortality is the result of systemic failures that are reversing human development particularly in poorer communities.
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The opioid epidemic is hitting the country so hard it is reversing historic gains in life expectancy.
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The company had long denied that Russians had exploited its system, before reversing course on Sept. 6.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain announced that she was reversing course and calling an early election.
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Reversing Roosevelt's decision to steal Blue Lake, Nixon returned the land to the Taos Pueblo in 1970.
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The energy sub-index slipped as much as 0.4% before reversing course to eke out slight gains.
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He auditioned for the job as a "birther" who seemed viscerally committed to reversing the Obama legacy.
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Where existing policies have fallen short, the Reversing the Youth Tobacco Epidemic Act will fill the gaps.
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But reversing regulation through executive authority requires long periods of study, notice to the public and hearings.
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But during the third-quarter same-store sales at Nordstrom Rack dropped 5 percent, reversing previous trends.
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The yield curve steepened on Thursday on more upbeat trade news, reversing six straight sessions of flattening.
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To build on our incredible economic success, one priority is paramount -- reversing decades of calamitous trade policies.
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The reason behind Navarro's decision, reversing previous rulings, was not publicly disclosed by the judge or lawyers.
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The officer who was with Oliver saw a Chevrolet Impala reversing and repeatedly ordered it to stop.
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The European banking index fell 3.4 percent, reversing earlier gains and after sinking 5.6 percent on Monday.
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The court took the relatively unusual step of reversing the Alabama Supreme Court without hearing oral argument.
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His administration also granted a construction permit for the Keystone XL pipeline, reversing the Obama administration's policy.
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Now you're thinking about reversing all those decisions, and you're looking over an abyss of more unknown.
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However, if we allow internet providers to erect barriers to reaching customers, we risk reversing this trend.
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Outrage over the policy led Trump to sign an executive order on June 20, 2018, reversing course.
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Where it stands: Oil prices slid after the report came out, reversing gains earlier in the day.
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We are reversing the Obama- era FCC's unprecedented decision to apply Title II regulations to the Internet.
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Shares of Energy Transfer Partners finished up 20 cents at $39.20, reversing earlier losses on the news.
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A self-examination and self-criticism by the underclass is in order as well - as is an admission by Progressive Democrats that they have failed Milwaukee would be the first step in reversing this urban decay and reversing the growth of the underclass and their accompanying cultural rot.
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Yet if there is to be any success at reversing the power flow, it will take both parties.
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It's a signal the Trump administration is intent on reversing President Barack Obama's moves to curb climate change.
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In a hospital setting, Naloxone is injected intravenously, blocking the effects of the opioid and eventually reversing it.
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With oil prices plunging into a bear market in recent weeks, the group is now considering reversing course.
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"That's why the stock initially got slammed yesterday, ... reversing all of its gains for the year," he said.
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It'll also auto-brake for objects when reversing, in case you miss anything in the 360-degree camera.
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Many said they have no illusions of reversing the outcome that led to President-elect Donald Trump's victory.
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Wade, and was passed in the hopes of setting up a court battle and eventually reversing the law.
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Reversing the equation, if you're on Android, and you need a laptop, Windows is now officially friendly territory.
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CSN earned a net 256.2 million reais ($79.1 million), reversing a loss of 66.8 million the year before.
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Amid a massive backlash to the separation policy, Trump signed an executive order reversing the position on Wednesday.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 0.6 percent, reversing early gains of 0.4 percent.
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Recent, unpublished, work shows that by reversing fluid pooling, cardiac output can be raised back to normal levels.
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The trend seems to be reversing a long-running decrease in gun violence seen starting in the 1990s.
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Gottlieb again dangled the threat of reversing a decision that allowed e-cigarettes to stay on the market.
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Luxury goods industry leader LVMH rose 1.5 percent, reversing initial losses triggered by first-quarter sales below forecasts.
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But the road to colleges reversing their positions on admissions policies for trans students has rarely been smooth.
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In reversing a longstanding ban, the Pentagon also vowed to develop procedures for new transgender applicants to enlist.
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The Post initially suspended Sonmez for the tweet before reversing the decision following widespread opposition inside the newsroom.
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The blog post did not say specifically why the company was reversing course on closing the physical locations.
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The FDA has approved Alzheimer's drugs aimed at helping symptoms, not actually reversing or slowing the disease itself.
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According to a Vice News report, ORR officials considered "reversing" one teenager's medical abortion that was already underway.
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Brent crude futures settled up 44 cents at $49.76 a barrel, reversing losses from earlier in the day.
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Other updates include the introduction of new parking maneuvers, including driving into and reversing out of parking spaces.
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Along the way, the European Central Bank, under its previous president, actually raised interest rates before reversing course.
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Facebook – Moffett Nathanson upgraded the stock to "buy" from "neutral," reversing a call it had made last September.
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Jerry Moran of Kansas -- despite reversing himself after calling for hearings -- could face a serious primary challenge now.
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The software giant is now reversing this controversial test in its latest Windows 10 preview, released last Friday.
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"Signs of reversing monetary policy in major developed countries are becoming more evident," Chen told the same briefing.
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In Hong Kong, the traded up 0.82 percent in late-afternoon trading, reversing earlier losses of 0.32 percent.
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For a number of reasons, the court will likely side with the plaintiffs in reversing McAuliffe's executive order.
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"No child should be using any tobacco or nicotine-containing product and we're committed to reversing this epidemic."
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Reversing this stigma will require Snap Inc to carefully manage first impressions to make Spectacles aspirational, not deplorable.
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U.S. equities turned sharply lower on Monday, reversing a positive start and led by declines in technology stocks.
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At the time, it looked like a way of pressuring the LME's executive into reversing its fee hikes.
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Big spending increases on low-carbon energy and "resilient infrastructure" funded by reversing Trump's 2017 corporate tax cuts.
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A leader of his party's progressive wing, Mr Turnbull once favoured reversing this change with a parliamentary vote.
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Currency markets also reflected caution, with the Japanese yen reversing a three-day losing streak against the dollar.
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Kenney, who was elected in mid-April, has made reversing climate change measures a priority of his administration.
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Macy's shares fell as much as 4 percent in extended trading Wednesday before reversing and rising 5 percent.
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"You have to admit when you're wrong sometimes…I made one bad mistake by reversing myself," he said.
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Insofar as Trump has begun reversing that policy, Dunlap added, it 's been welcomed by the military hierarchy.
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Its shares initially rose about 2 percent in extended-hours trading Monday, before reversing to a modest drop.
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And is Trump really reversing the decades-long effort of the United States to reduce our nuclear arsenal?
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"The stimulus risks increasing once again corporate sector indebtedness and, more generally, reversing progress in deleveraging," it said.
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Halliburton Co gained 6.3%, reversing earlier losses, after the oilfield services provider detailed plans of further cost reductions.
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In June 2018, Trump signed an executive order reversing the practice of separating migrant children from their parents.
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The index was lifted by the property sector in the last session, before reversing course after they fell.
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Trump has taken steps to ease regulations on the coal industry, reversing the trend under the Obama administration.
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The Russell 2000 led the intraday recovery, reversing a 1.5 percent decline to close about 1 percent higher.
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A number of organizations and companies are dedicated to reversing this trend through something called the Ecoboard project.
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PwC said it would examine all options for reversing the central bank's decision, which it said was unjustified.
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Perhaps most importantly, seven companies have been allowed off the list for meaningfully reversing their ties to Trump.
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The Nasdaq composite seesawed, opening down more than 13 percent, before reversing losses and gaining about 1 percent.
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These changes have seemingly helped to reduce the decline in personal sharing, but they're far from reversing it.
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"Lower inflation means UK real wage squeeze is reversing and that is positive for consumption growth," he said.
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China's Nasdaq-style board ChiNext inched up 0.1 percent, reversing earlier losses to follow the broader market higher.
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He's already signed nearly three dozen orders and memoranda, setting his agenda and reversing many Obama-era policies.
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"I just don't believe that," Kerry said Tuesday in Davos, Switzerland while discussing Trump instantly reversing Obama's moves.
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Less dramatically, instead of rewriting the rule or reversing the finding, Pruitt could simply stall and do nothing.
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The ruling exonerated Liverpool's supporters from any blame, reversing the findings from an official inquiry in 1990-773.
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Reversing decades of free-trade policy backed by Republicans and Democrats has long been high on his list.
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Wells Fargo has said it will consider reversing overdraft fees for customers affected by the shutdown, CNBC reported.
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The 10-year yielded 0.108% , more than 6 bps lower on the day and fully reversing Tuesday's rise.
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Reversing course, he signed an executive order that he claimed "takes care of the problem" of family separation.
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The president reportedly told lawmakers the night before reversing course that Ivanka had voiced concerns about the policy.
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The Huffington Post initially covered Trump's Oval Office bid in its entertainment section before reversing course last December.
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Trump, who doubts the science behind climate change, has already begun the process of reversing American climate policies.
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It appreciated 6.8 percent in 2017, its best annual performance since 2008, reversing three straight years of depreciation.
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By reversing his policy, Trump may be revealing that he is not sure what the answer will be.
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The state matching program would require reversing a yearslong trend toward deep cuts to education in most states.
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Trump has a way of publicly staking out a hostile position and then reversing course to seek compromise.
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An outline obtained by CNN suggests the solution will involve changing or reversing the court settlement at issue.
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Now President Trump is very publicly reversing himself on that tactic and it's not a moment too soon.
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Said he was reversing decision to allow elephant hunters to import their trophies back to the US 41.
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The four former cabinet secretaries say the agency is reversing course and endangering human health along the way.
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It starts by lifting four of its arms while lowering its other four, and then reversing the motion.
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The Supreme Court took the relatively unusual step of reversing an Louisiana state court without hearing oral arguments.
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The five Alzheimer's treatments that are currently available only treat symptoms, without preventing, slowing or reversing the disease.
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Another time, I woke up to someone reversing into me by accident, almost knocking me out of bed.
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With the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, the possibility of reversing the 2010 decision in Citizens United v.
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If the real impact of Citizens United was symbolic, reversing it would be equally symbolic — but symbolism matters.
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The administrator began reversing the proposal to ban the neurotoxic pesticide chlorpyrifos, going against all credible scientific advice.
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It's an arcane fight, but a consequential one too, because President Trump is reversing course on climate policy.
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The drop was due to investments cuts last year that curtailed output, a decision it is now reversing.
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On oil markets, that signals that a 30 percent price slump since October has little hope of reversing.
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Update: Claudia Jordan is reversing claims she made on Tuesday that Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx are dating.
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The benchmark Shanghai Composite index closed the session down 3.5%, more than reversing the 2% gain of Thursday.
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One of Pai's core arguments for reversing the act is that it has stifled competition among smaller ISPs.
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But most Senate Democrats weren't ready to jump on board with the idea of Franken reversing his decision.
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More soothing words could come in the days ahead, potentially reversing some of last week's decline in stocks.
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Will suggested eliminating the revealer and reversing the order to make a Monday-suitable grid with cleaner fill.
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Briefly, the Fed has begun raising short-term interest rates and reversing the expansion of its balance sheet.
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But the difference is that Chicago's L has made a comeback, reversing decades of cost-cutting and neglect.
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But he also removed decades-old restrictions on rice imports, suddenly reversing course on his protectionist economic policies.
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In December, Mr. Trump formally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, reversing decades of American foreign policy.
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A judge ruled in their favor, reversing a 1973 ruling in a similar lawsuit filed by Furman students.
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Jones's work undoes this, bringing these punctured images to the forefront and reversing this act of cultural erasure.
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Two euro-denominated issues, both callable in May 2027, were also down on the day, reversing early gains.
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Milan-listed shares in CNH Industrial rose as much as 1% after statement was issued, before reversing gains.
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Bank of America – Keefe Bruyette & Woods downgraded the stock to "market perform" from "outperform," reversing a recent upgrade.
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The greenback fell to 98.655 Swiss franc before reversing to trade at 99.285, up 0.29% on the day.
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Put together, North Korea remains under financial strain with no prospects of reversing its fortunes any time soon.
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Reversing this so-called "base erosion" among U.S. taxpaying companies has been a top priority for Republican lawmakers.
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They have to provide a solid reason why they're reversing this decision, and they've failed to do that.
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We know that his views about every issue is resulting in the wholesale elimination and reversing of regulations.
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Reversing name order in different contexts is "a demonstration that Japanese culture is a flexible one," she said.
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Conventional policy would then call for reversing the rate cut — right on the eve of the 2020 election.
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Status: Has resigned from the House, under pressure from party leaders, who initially supported him before reversing themselves.
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Florida reversing the disenfranchisement of over a million voters could have a positive impact for decades to come.
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President Trump on Wednesday officially recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, reversing decades of American foreign policy.
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"While it's wise that we seek overwhelming evidence in reversing an election, it's a legal judgment," Bobbitt emphasized.
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Facebook initially told the publication that the ads did not violate its policies before reversing course, Legum wrote.
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In the 2017 term, the Supreme Court heard 14 cases from the Ninth Circuit, reversing or vacating 12.
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The 10-year US Treasury yield once again fell Tuesday, reversing Monday's rally, and is sitting around 1.5%.
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By reversing course, New York hoped, the Supreme Court would have no choice but to dismiss the case.
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Jacinda Ardern, 0003, will take over next week from Bill English, reversing the Labour Party's long-flagging fortunes.
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China reported a rise in new confirmed cases of coronavirus on Wednesday, reversing three straight days of declines.
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Oil volume has risen year-over-year for five straight quarters, reversing annual declines between 2016 and 2018.
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They also support reversing actions taken by the Trump administration that undo LGBTQ protections secured under President Obama.
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The central bank intends to begin reversing a massive bond-purchase program it began during the financial crisis.
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And then on Thursday, the president himself brushed away that narrative, reversing his own aides' version of events.
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JPMorgan's ELMI Plus currency index closed Thursday near three-year highs hit last week, reversing mid-week falls.
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Unable to agree on terms, they settled for an ongoing drawdown of nuclear forces, reversing the arms race.
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Reversing the usual American ascent from labor to leisure makes for a more strenuous, and more moving, story.
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Reuters' report about the company reversing plans to fully encrypt iCloud backups gives some credence to this claim.
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The stock opened trading up as much as 1%, nearing $500 a share, before later reversing and falling.
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The 30-stock average had climbed as much as 221 points earlier in the session before reversing course.
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But on June 20, the President signed an executive order reversing course and ordering families be held together.
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Mr. Pruitt, however, seems hell-bent on reversing that progress, and would rather pretend climate change doesn't exist.
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Evzio contains the overdose-reversing drug naloxone and can be used in emergencies by people without medical training.
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Singapore's regulators should have room to move against property price falls by reversing macro-prudential tightening, if needed.
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But new treatments are focused on slowing or reversing the disease process itself, by targeting the underlying biology.
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After two years in office, Trump's bravado-driven policies have contributed to reversing what was a positive trend.
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The Nikkei 225 closed lower for the sixth straight session after reversing slight gains late in the session.
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Trump's remarks included an air of finality, though the president has a penchant for reversing course on decisions.
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That's because Pruitt is not reversing EPA's "endangerment finding" that climate-warming gases endanger public health and welfare.
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It also strengthened against the euro, reversing earlier losses to add 0.2 percent to 85.245 pence per euro.
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Another big story on Thursday that received scant coverage: Trump signed legislation reversing key regulations on coal mining.
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That's beating an estimated $19.67 billion by Reuters and reversing the decline seen one year ago in 2016.
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Patty Murray of Washington requested a vote on her amendment reversing the rule, according to a Democratic aide.
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In an emotional video recorded before he was attacked, he teared up when he described reversing his vasectomy.
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Now he's reversing the pattern: his Pentagon Papers docudrama, "The Post," is seeking awards consideration with a Dec.
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Environmental groups warned that reversing the safety measures would make the United States vulnerable to another such disaster.
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Lieberman announced his opposition to the idea very late in the game, reversing positions he had long held.
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"What's gaining more of a foothold is the idea of reversing a woman's right to vote," she said.
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What draws mankind to these impossible problems, whether it be solving the Collatz conjecture or reversing climate change?
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, reversing himself after several months, announced a "panel of experts" would consider alternative proposals.
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Income inequality does not seem to be reversing anywhere, and so one wonders how global consumption can rebound.
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The tactical goal of the escalation was clear: reversing the battlefield momentum against Russia's ally Bashar al-Assad.
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Oliver told investigators he fired his rifle into a car that was reversing towards him in an aggressive manner.
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The fourth quarter balance of payments surplus was $4.1 billion, reversing a deficit of $856 million in July-September.
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DAVOS, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Britain will not be reversing Brexit, finance minister Philip Hammond told business chiefs in Davos.
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In offshore trade, the Chinese yuan was last up 0.2% at 6.9310 yuan per dollar, reversing an early loss.
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In a separate report, the Fed said industrial output increased 0.6 percent last month, reversing May's 0.3 percent drop.
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A2 Milk posted the biggest gains, trading up 3.8 percent and reversing its 1 percent loss the previous session.
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Uber Technologies and ride-hailing peer Lyft Inc were both trading higher, reversing course after their post-debut slides.
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Reversing that pipeline would ease constraints on Canadian export pipelines, and Dilger said the company may consider that option.
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Not so this week, when Airbus announced almost 3303 orders from unidentified buyers, reversing the industry's PR rule book.
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However, on Tuesday, Howard told the Sarasota Herald-Tribune she was reversing course and dropping out of the race.
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Rather, it instructs the EPA to begin the process of reviewing and reversing the CPP, which could take years.
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Reversing the rule, officials cited an updated federal analysis that found the high costs of implementation outweighed the benefit.
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Zinke said he will seek local feedback before making recommendations, adding that reversing a monument designation could be tricky.
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Trump campaigned on reversing President Obama's immigration orders, referring to DACA as an "illegal executive amnesty" during the campaign.
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Shares of Humana were trading down about 21.29 pct at $22.65 mid-day, reversing course from their premarket gains.
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ISM data for June showed good hiring in both manufacturing and services, signaling the weak trend may be reversing.
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With an AVAS installed, vehicles will need to make a sound while traveling under 12 mph, or while reversing.
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A federal appeals court ruled in favor of 16-year-old Gavin Grimm, reversing a lower district court's decision.
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With One UI, Samsung is reversing a years-long trend away from hardware makers heavily customizing the Android interface.
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The Topix closed near flat at 1,321.83, also reversing most of its near 1.5 percent losses from early trade.
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The spokesperson said the administration has new information from officials in Zimbabwe and Zambia to support reversing the ban.
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The FCC said today that it was reactivating the Equipment Authorization System, reversing a decision announced on January 2nd.
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She only commented last week after her father signed an executive order reversing his policy amid intense public pressure.
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Virgin Money shares initially rose more than 2 percent, before reversing course to end the day down 2.2 percent.
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But he did endorse the MPC's new guidance on how long it will wait before reversing past asset purchases.
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However, Wald says a reversing trend in bond yields should begin to benefit financials and other cyclical stocks again.
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But sales plunged 23.6 percent in the West, reversing February's 21.7 percent jump, and were flat in the Northeast.
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The dollar briefly rose to a 13-day high against the Japanese yen in overnight trading, before reversing course.
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This means that reversing reforms, changing pension cuts or any other similar decision might have to wait until later.
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Seattle's city council passed a new business tax last year before reversing course under pressure from companies including Amazon.
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Her ruling thwarted Trump's executive order reversing an Obama-era move to permanently put vast Arctic regions off limits.
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The company posted a full-year net profit of 1.2 billion euros, reversing a 555 million loss in 2014.
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High prices are hitting the Southern California housing market hard, reversing the sales gains over the past few months.
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FTMIB fell 0.5 percent, reversing earlier gains as initial enthusiasm that the country had avoided a repeat vote faded.
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He said body camera footage showed the car was driving forward, away from the officers -- not reversing towards them.
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Reversing revenue declines is a big challenge for distressed retailers, who lack the cash to invest in their businesses.
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Haber had said the body cam footage showed the car was driving away from officers, not reversing toward them.
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China's yuan has strengthened 2.7 percent against the dollar in 0.203, reversing some of last year's 5.5 percent loss.
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Now people are upset that the US is reversing course, but that's President Obama's fault, not President Trump's fault.
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L) decided against cutting operations at its 225,53 barrel-per-day (bpd) Norco, Louisiana, refinery, reversing an earlier decision.
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Opponents of Brexit have long sought to delay the exit in the hope of eventually reversing the referendum decision.
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Given the worsening biodiversity crisis and severely limited resources for reversing it, we need to act quickly and effectively.
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The following day, the Department of Defense pushed back against the president's abrupt proclamation reversing an Obama-era policy.
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That's another reason the producers agreed to increase output earlier this year, partly reversing a policy of limiting supply.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was little changed by 21 GMT, reversing an earlier 27.0624% rise.
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The antidote knocks the opioids off the receptors in the brain for 30 to 90 minutes, reversing the overdose.
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The unit briefly touched a three-month high against the euro before reversing sharply, weakening 5333 percent to 5483.
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It's the very practice that Instacart attempted to give a shot before outcry led to its reversing the policy.
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Otkritie's dollar bond maturing in April 2019 tumbled to a record low on Wednesday, reversing the previous day's gains.
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The company posted a full-year net profit of 1.2 billion euros, reversing a 555 million loss in 20153.
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However, the robust outcome in March went only some way to reversing the weaker trend so far this year.
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Against the euro it touched a high of 88.07 pence, up 0.2 percent on the day, reversing earlier losses.
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Both were told about "an issue with the mode", which Rosberg dealt with by reversing what he had done.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange closed 0.1 percent lower at $5,22.7 a tonne, reversing earlier gains.
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The company also swung into a net profit of 1.4 billion euros, reversing a 400 million euro 2016 loss.
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China's yuan has strengthened 2.7 percent against the dollar in 2019, reversing some of last year's 5.5 percent loss.
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" Last month Tom Wheeler, then the FCC's chairman, said reversing the net neutrality rules "is not a slam dunk.
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Inventories subtracted 0.93 percentage point from GDP growth, almost reversing the 1.0 percentage point contribution in the fourth quarter.
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Loosening or reversing those restrictions on using tax-preferred HRAs could fundamentally transform how employers provide health care benefits.
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But his Week 2 performance was almost the exact opposite, right down to reversing his touchdown to interception ratio.
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Now a file is open on each overdose death, and for some of the naloxone [overdose-reversing drug] saves.
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Government bond yields rose, reversing earlier declines, as the report led investors to reassess their expectations for ECB tapering.
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Avengers: Endgame has the tough job of reversing that apocalyptic event while also ending this era of Marvel films.
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Raben added that the Copenhagen study is another step towards reversing belief that vegetables are less filling than meat.
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Reversing the process of Brexit was possible, but the rules were very clear, Antonio Tajani told a news conference.
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Reversing cuts to day-to-day department spending since 23 would cost some £210bn ($2250bn, or 2100% of GDP).
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Eli Lilly shares were off 3 percent at $106.63 in late morning trading, reversing course from pre-market gains.
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Farenthold used taxpayer dollars to settle that suit for $84,000 — money he pledged to repay, before reversing that statement.
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With Donald Trump's election as president, Republicans are gearing up for reversing much of President Obama's signature healthcare law.
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Linking human health and ecosystem health is reversing the rainforest destruction that contributes to the acceleration of global warming.
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His actions are eroding market and business confidence and risk reversing the successes of his tax and regulatory policies.
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The Dow initially rose more than 130 points on strong earnings reports from Caterpillar and 3M before swiftly reversing.
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The outcry from both political parties was swift, and within three hours Mr. Trump issued a statement reversing course.
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"The factors that pushed gold towards $1,360 in early September are now reversing," Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke said.
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Among stocks, Pfizer's shares rose 2.8 percent, reversing course from premarket losses, after the drugmaker's quarterly results topped estimates.
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However the European banking index fell 0.6 percent, reversing earlier gains and after sinking 5.6 percent a day earlier.
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He wants to push through a law reversing a 2011 Supreme Court decision that allowed same-sex civil unions.
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Halfway through its running time, "Right Now, Wrong Then" starts over, reversing its title and reintroducing its central pair.
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Spotify is reversing its policy on "hate conduct" and allowing music from artist R. Kelly to return to playlists.
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President Trump is poised to outline a new national security strategy today, reversing warnings on climate change and more.
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Valero's shares rose 1.3 percent in morning trading, before reversing course to trade down about 2 percent at $65.39.
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He testified that the EPA opened more criminal enforcement cases in 2017, reversing a downward trend started in 2011.
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But eight years later, Ford, the nation's second-largest automaker after G.M., is once again reversing course in Wayne.
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The company's shares fell as much as 8 percent before reversing course to trade up 4.5 percent on Thursday.
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Zinke said he will seek local feedback before making recommendations, adding that reversing a monument designation could be tricky.
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U.S. producer prices increased 0.2 percent in September, reversing an unexpected decline in August and in line with expectations.
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Vivendi shares rose 7% on Tuesday, more than reversing the losses they had suffered over the last three months.
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Reversing the trend: A decade ago, a surge in appetite for investing in cleantech ended in disappointment and losses.
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Further development of BrainEx might one day support "neuroresuscitation," reversing the damage cause by strokes and other brain injuries.
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Spot gold was up 21.1% to $215.26,22.1 per ounce at 578.693 GMT, reversing a decline earlier in the session.
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Why it matters: The chances of reversing climate change are slim regardless of U.S. involvement in the Paris agreement.
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We need all the help we can get when it comes to reversing the white male domination of Hollywood.
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I often played pranks while working on The Harvard Lampoon and I wondered if she was reversing the role.
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There is nothing unusual about his actions, as reversing past executive orders is a common practice by new presidents.
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" New York "I used key components of both flags in the design, reversing the colors of both nations' flags.
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Today's young people may choose political action aimed at reversing these trends or to let them continue and accelerate.
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The clue is "Backtracking … or what 21943-, 21- and 46-Across are doing?" and the answer is REVERSING COURSE.
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And Trump is personally dedicated to reversing everything Obama did, so ... methane-wise, it's back to the Wild West.
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Pointing to further weakness in manufacturing activity, unfilled orders at factories slipped 0.1% in April, reversing March's 0.1% rise.
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The least he can do is step down and give his successor a chance to begin reversing that damage.
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"Reversing the shopping cycle reduces the risk of overstocking and allows production to be much more accurate," Miró explains.
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But while some drugs have reduced the accumulation of amyloid, none have yet succeeded in stopping or reversing dementia.
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Mr. Hizbullah is against reversing regulations that allow Sri Lankan Muslim men to marry children and have multiple wives.
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President Trump issued the ban, reversing an earlier decision by American aviation regulators to keep the planes in service.
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But it's a remarkable case of the establishment reversing voters' pre-existing preferences through an overwhelming show of force.
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But mere hours after NBC publicized the interview, Trump's campaign issued a revised statement completely reversing his earlier comments.
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The committee tried to calm a growing furor in early September by reversing itself and adopting the full text.
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It would represent an 24% gain for the year, partially reversing the more than 0.23% decline seen last year.
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It would represent an 0.23% gain for the year, partially reversing the more than 20.2% decline seen last year.
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The company on Wednesday posted a profit of $172 million, reversing a loss in the same period last year.
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Equifax also charged many people to freeze their credit files before reversing course in the wake of fierce criticism.
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JOE FOSTER, NOVINGER, MO. To the Editor: Re "Reversing Roe Could Hurt the G.O.P." (Op-Ed, July 7): Prof.
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Yesterday, the surgeon general issued a rare advisory recommending that more Americans carry the opioid overdose-reversing drug, naloxone.
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Mags' new formula is meant to neutralize the animosine, "reversing the process and bringing back Midge," the doctor explains.
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The Mexican currency ended up 0.2 percent at 17.76 peso per dollar, reversing the prior day's 0.2 percent decline.
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Trump's initial complaint was that Schiff had ignored the available transcript; he then began reversing the timeline of events.
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They're talking about blocking and reversing the kinds of acquisitions that built these impenetrable empires in the first place.
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Indeed, investors this year have been building positions in stocks, and the trend is showing no signs of reversing.
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Besides, he said, the Democratic Party in the county had been disintegrating for years; reversing that would take time.
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There are no garbage trucks reversing right outside my window or parties returning home after a raucous night out.
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CST (13 GMT), reversing a pre-report drop to $21-22/22018 a bushel, the lowest since Dec. 13.
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CST (22018 GMT), reversing a pre-report drop to $3.76-1/2 a bushel, the lowest since Dec. 13.
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The outlier is copper, which appears to be reversing its weaker trend for the first three quarters of 2017.
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The opposite idea is so firmly woven into our culture that reversing it would be a kind of magic.
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He threatened to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement, before reversing himself and agreeing to renegotiate its terms.
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CST (22018 GMT), reversing a pre-report drop to $3.76-1/2 a bushel, the lowest since Dec. 13.
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The planemaker shares ended the day down 2% at their lowest since early June, reversing a brief move higher.
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The employment index increased 2.6 percentage points in August to 56.2 percent, reversing declines seen in June and July.
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Those same justices often show no qualms in reversing prior cases when they have the votes to do so.
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Gold has now risen more than 12 percent since the start of 2016, reversing last year's 10.4 percent loss.
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Viewed through most of her tenure as a dove, Yellen began the process of reversing extreme crisis-level policy.
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She favors reversing some of the 2017 tax cuts on corporations, and she wants to raise taxes for investors.
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Blair has made several interventions seeking to build support for reversing Brexit, saying it will be regretted for generations.
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Other options like reversing the DDT ban could help but would have detrimental impacts on wildlife and the environment.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) and former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke have advocated for reversing Trump's tax cuts on corporations.
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Not so this week, when Airbus and Boeing announced almost 300 orders from unnamed buyers, reversing the PR rulebook.
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Reversing session gains, the pan-European stocks index closed down 0.6%, after logging its worst selloff since Oct 2.
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Schumer blasted Trump for reversing course after the president had previously made phone calls to Alexander encouraging the talks.
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Abruptly he pulled his Porsche onto the hard shoulder and began reversing illegally up a ramp for oncoming traffic.
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