Johnson might accept that in the hope of reversing it later.
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Trump is abandoning this role entirely; in fact, he's reversing it.
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"Actually I'm interpreting what the president said, not reversing it," Sanders replied.
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And little by little — I mean, little by little — we're reversing it.
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But there is a world of difference between improving globalisation and reversing it.
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Within a month, Airbnb suspended its initial decision until fully reversing it 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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Reversing it could send coal companies and other polluters as much as $85 million a year.
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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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These changes have seemingly helped to reduce the decline in personal sharing, but they're far from reversing it.
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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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Given the worsening biodiversity crisis and severely limited resources for reversing it, we need to act quickly and effectively.
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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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After 50 years of global warming being in the public sphere, we didn't know the top solutions to reversing it.
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Industrial capitalism didn't reverse it in the nineteenth century, and finance capitalism is not reversing it in the twenty-first.
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Understanding why and how we age will be key to slowing down the aging process, even reversing it, if we can.
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Federal officials are by no means innocent of causing mass incarceration, nor are they useless when it comes to reversing it.
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Later Monday, the U.S. embassy in London issued a new advice, reversing it previous guidance and backing the original U.K. clarification.
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The pot-stirring English gerontologist credits himself with shifting the conversation around aging in the 90s, from slowing aging to actually reversing it.
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Lorenzo Pagano's doing the legs and the torso, Lloyd Mayor is doing the arms and then I have Lloyd Knight reversing it all.
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The outcome is the fragmentation of data that creates a "splinternet," one that risks not only stifling economic growth but reversing it as well.
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The cover has to be inside out at the beginning of the process, as you'll end up reversing it when you roll it later.
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RHP Chris Archer is off to an uncharacteristically bad start and will look to start reversing it Monday when he pitches against the Baltimore Orioles.
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It may sound unbelievable that mankind is so powerful as to warm Earth's atmosphere, and even more unbelievable that mankind is capable of reversing it.
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"Those who have generated this crisis, the government and the IMF, have the responsibility of putting an end to and reversing it," the statement said.
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"Those who have generated this crisis, the government and the IMF, have the responsibility of putting an end to and reversing it," the statement said.
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Sir Nick Carter, who was serving as the head of the British Army, publicly stated that he was "actively examining" Operation Owl and possibly reversing it.
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To Stoller, the past 40 years of deregulation have resulted in a power structure that has exacerbated inequality, and antitrust is a key lever for reversing it.
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"Host forensics guys are finding malware, handing it to the malware reverse engineering team who's reversing it, finding network indicators, giving it to the network guys," he recalled.
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The cells of her cerebral cortex, those which give us our personhood, consciousness, cognition and independence, were swollen and dying, and there was no chance of reversing it.
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As I said a few weeks ago, some may be more to blame than others for the current climate, but all of us are responsible for reversing it.
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Part of his argument against net neutrality is that reversing it will make expansion easier for smaller internet providers, who'll have more time and money to focus on infrastructure.
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The company announced the policy change late last month before reversing it last week, after it caused panic among shippers and dramatically increased a discount on Canadian heavy crude.
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Among the options under consideration is a measure that would codify into law the 2016 Obama administration directive on transgender service, preventing the executive branch from reversing it without Congress.
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Their involvement was deepened when the elites decided to subvert the result of the referendum by watering it down (Theresa May's strategy) or reversing it completely (via a "People's Vote").
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To do something about this means not just slowing ageing but stopping or reversing it, either by causing bits of the body to rejuvenate themselves or by removing and replacing them.
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He briefly considered reversing it the same weekend it was announced, according to a person with direct knowledge, but decided against it for fear of creating more of a public storm.
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The vote was sufficiently close for Remainers to dream of reversing it if they shouted loud enough, and sufficiently decisive for Leavers to feel affronted at the thought of a re-vote.
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Collecting and ordering becomes a sense-making process—a way of understanding and decoding the passage of time, or, perhaps, even reversing it for a moment, protecting the self against encroaching modernity.
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"The stated intention is to let people adjust the fee paid, but in fact their change also allows people to change the payment to point back to themselves, thus reversing it," Hearn writes.
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Instead of taking advantage of this diplomatic breakthrough, Mr. Trump seems intent on reversing it by provoking Iran to renege or reneging himself, in much the way he rejected the Paris climate accord.
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There was no sign in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Virginia and other states this week that Republicans are close to containing the damage Mr. Trump has done in these kinds of areas, let alone reversing it.
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It aims to understand an athlete's brilliance by turning his game inside out, flipping and reversing it, conjecturing about and psychologizing him, close reading the repetitive motion, quirks, and kinks, breaking down Mr. McEnroe's breakdowns.
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Over its first four years, it cost a mammoth 143% of GDP—or rather, it would have done, had lawmakers not spent the next few years reversing it in an attempt to get deficits under control.
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I was originally gonna use a lot of visual effects to do that but I found that just pulling the fabric and reversing it was the best way of showing someone being revealed constantly over and over again.
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BECAUSE YOU KNOW, WE WENT TO QE 1, 2 AND 3 AND NOW WE'RE REVERSING IT. MY VIEW IS THE FED IS DOING THE RIGHT THINGS – RAISING RATES, YOU KNOW, TELLING PEOPLE THEY'RE GOING TO START REDUCING THE BALANCE SHEET.
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"The central bank's stress on a monetary policy focused on inflation seriously reduced selling pressure on the lira, indeed reversing it," said a treasury desk trader at one bank, adding an early rate cut had, in recent days, begun to be priced in.
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If the last decade of extraordinary policy was an experiment - some 295 interest rate cuts, according to JP Morgan, $21 trillion of QE stimulus, according to Deutsche Bank, and negative interest rates - then reversing it, however carefully, is surely an experiment too.
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Reversing it, or intensifying enforcement to require travelers to show evidence that their trips are legal, would probably slow the recent influx of American tourism to Cuba to a trickle, leaving airlines that have started direct flights there with fewer customers to serve.
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The Pentagon stood firm Monday on its policy of prohibiting service academy athletes from getting deferments from their active-duty service requirements in order to play pro sports — even after President Donald Trump said earlier in the day that he was considering reversing it.
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Last week, around the same time a JUUL-backed coalition succeeded in putting a sales moratorium in San Francisco to a vote in November—with the intention of reversing it—a federal judge ordered the F.D.A. to look over the company's application for approval within ten months.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) is working on legislation to block President Trump's proposed ban on transgender people serving in the military, part of an effort to move fellow lawmakers from bashing the controversial White House announcement to actually trying to find concrete ways of reversing it.
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"People use 'Citizens United' as shorthand for all the problems of money in politics, but in fact the decision itself had little to do with money in politics, and reversing it would do little or nothing to remove money in politics," Pamela Karlan, a professor at Stanford Law School who also worked in the Obama Justice Department, told me.
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"You walk away from the Baker interview with little doubt that the FBI leadership in that 2628-28503 time frame saw itself as far more than a neutral investigative agency but actually as a force to stop Trump's election before it happened and then maybe reversing it after the election was over," said a source directly familiar with the congressional investigation.
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To create an "unsettling" sound, he provided the orchestra with reversed music sheets to have them play segments of the score backwards, before then digitally reversing it. The track "Friend from the Past" reprises Jerry Goldsmith's original main title from the Alien soundtrack.
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The two agree to activate the neuro block together, not knowing if Clara succeeded at reversing it. The Doctor concedes that he became the Hybrid from trying to save Clara. Doctor Who Experience The Doctor's memories of Clara are erased. He awakens in the Nevada desert.
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Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger was alarmed at Russian expansion in Crimea in the 1780s at the expense of his Ottoman ally.John Holland Rose, William Pitt and National Revival (1911) pp 589–607. He tried to get Parliamentary support for reversing it. In peace talks with the Ottomans, Russia refused to return the key Ochakov fortress.
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Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger was alarmed at Russian expansion in Crimea in the 1780s at the expense of his Ottoman ally.John Holland Rose, William Pitt and national revival (1911) pp 589-607. He tried to get Parliamentary support for reversing it. In peace talks with the Ottomans, Russia refused to return the key Ochakov fortress.
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While toxicity to humans has not been formally studied there have been reports of people trying to consume indoxacarb in suicide attempts. Consumption of indoxacarb can cause acute onset of methemoglobinemia. Methemoglobinemia is a condition which ultimately decreases the effectiveness of red blood cells to exchange oxygen with organs. Methemoglobinemia can be fatal if left untreated, but proper treatment of this condition can rapidly begin reversing it.
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Sound editing in the application is based on actions. The actions performed on a clip, such as reversing it, inverting it or normalizing it, are listed on the left-hand side, where they can be reviewed, disabled, reverted or re-ordered. Unchecking the check box for one action removes its effect (and the waveform changes animatedly to reflect the change). Moving the purple tag upwards cycles back through the actions history.
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The new technology halts aging, even reversing it for those past their prime. Red glowing eyes are a side effect, similar to Bloodshot, another Valiant nanite-powered hero. Conquering a planet occupied by Spider Aliens, the Corps establishes a home base, after which, the H.A.R.D. Corp is known as the PSI-Lords or Starwatchers. No longer dependent on teamwork, individual members of the PSI-Lords conduct autonomous missions to guide and help around the galaxy.
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An offer of state aid, similar to the £61M awarded to Nissan in 2018, was refused. In June 2019, Ford briefed trade unions that the plant would close in September 2020, with production of the Dragon engine to end in February 2020. The decision prompted a threat of strike action by members of Unite the Union, and a protest outside Ford's UK headquarters by fifty-five members of the Bridgend male voice choir. Neither succeeded in reversing it.
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At the beginning the general consensus was that the disease commonly known as chlamydia was the major threat to koalas and that it needed to be cured so the population could be saved. It didn’t take long, however, to realise that habitat destruction was and is the main cause of the koala’s problems. The direction of the AKF moved towards addressing the loss of habitat and reversing it. Deborah Tabart OAM has been leading the Australian Koala Foundation as CEO since 1988.
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Cells are known to eliminate three types of damage to their DNA by chemically reversing it. These mechanisms do not require a template, since the types of damage they counteract can occur in only one of the four bases. Such direct reversal mechanisms are specific to the type of damage incurred and do not involve breakage of the phosphodiester backbone. The formation of pyrimidine dimers upon irradiation with UV light results in an abnormal covalent bond between adjacent pyrimidine bases.
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Tank steering systems allow a tank, or other continuous track vehicle, to turn. Because the tracks cannot be angled relative to the hull (in any operational design), steering must be accomplished by speeding one track up, slowing the other down (or reversing it), or a combination of both. The half- tracks avoid this by combining steerable wheels and fixed-speed tracks. Early steering systems were adopted from tracked work vehicles, generally using a clutch to reduce power to one track, causing it to slow down.
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The simpler single magnet form may require a flick to start it from some positions, continuing to rotate afterwards. The motor always rotates in the same direction, as reversing it would require the phasing of the cams and switches to be changed. There is no record of motors being built for easy reversing, although it is not impossible. There are the same number of switches as there are electromagnets, although many magnets were wound as horseshoes and so may appear to have two coils per magnet.
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It facilitates the direct measurement of the heat capacity in one measurement, even in (quasi-)isothermal conditions. It permits the simultaneous measurement of heat effects that respond to a changing heating rate (reversing) and that don't respond to the changing heating rate (non-reversing). It allows for the optimization of both sensitivity and resolution in a single test by allowing for a slow average heating rate (optimizing resolution) and a fast changing heating rate (optimizing sensitivity). Safety Screening:- DSC may also be used as an initial safety screening tool.
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He ends up falling into the cauldron, Nyatta cuts him into pieces with the scissors and the cats escape. Wandering further across the desert dehydrated, Nyatta digs and finds an elephant made of water, which cools them off and travels with them, though the elephant eventually evaporates from the heat. God accidentally stops the flow of time and disrupts space, and the cats play with the time-frozen scenes. Father Time turns time back on, shooting it forward and reversing it, showing various scenes of random events either rapidly going forth in time or back.
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Artists whose work illustrated these volumes included William Turner, Edwin Henry Landseer, Charles Lock Eastlake, John Cheney, and John Sartain. Many of the illustrations reproduced works by European artists of the Renaissance and later eras and served to make the works of these artists known to a much wider audience. Engravers had their own art of taking a color painting and converting it to a black and white steel engraving (and also reversing it). These engravers often worked 12- to 16-hour days and each line was scratched by hand onto soft steel plate with a magnifying glass in one hand.
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To provide required nutrients, embryonic stem cells of chickens may have been re-added to the culture daily. This would have easily allowed the cultivation of new, fresh cells in the culture, so there was not an infinite reproduction of the original cells. It has been speculated that Carrel knew about this error, but he never admitted it. Also, it has been theorized that the cells Carrel used were young enough to contain pluripotent stem cells, which, if supplied with a supporting telomerase-activation nutrient, would have been capable of staving off replicative senescence, or even possibly reversing it.
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However, the best management of peri- implant mucositis is not reversing it but preventing this from occurring in the first instance. The presence of excess luting cement has been demonstrated to contribute to causing peri-implant mucositis. One study gleaned results that suggested that in both patients with and without a history of periodontal problems, implants with extracoronal residual cement developed statistically significantly more cases of peri-implant mucositis as well as other periodontal problems. In this study 85% of implants in patients with previous periodontal conditions went on to develop peri-implant mucositis, which then progressed to peri-implantitis.
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The chorus of the song "$300" is a sample of a Chris Rock joke; singer Mike Doughty heard the joke which is backmasked on Rock's Roll with the New. Curious, Doughty recorded it into his ASR-10 sampler with the intention of simply reversing it and seeing what the joke was, and wrote the song around what he found there. The song was used in the House episode "The Softer Side" in 2009. Without crediting it, Steinberg borrowed the bassline for the song "Maybe I'll Come Down" from the melody of the Jake Holmes song "Dazed and Confused," which was covered by Led Zeppelin.
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The key feature of the Ward Leonard control system is the ability to smoothly vary the speed of a DC motor, including reversing it, by controlling the field and hence the output voltage of a DC generator, as well as the field of the motor itself. As the speed of a DC motor is dictated by the supplied voltage, this gives simple speed control. The DC generator could be driven by any means. This 'prime mover' could be an AC motor, or it could be an internal combustion engine (its application to vehicles was patented by H.W. Leonard in 1903"Electrically propelled Vehicle", H.W. Leonard, US Patent 1121382, originally filed March, 1903).
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In 2010, Doctor Who executive producer Steven Moffat told fans who contacted him that he wouldn't want to resurrect Ianto even if he could: "Not reversing it. Stop asking." In a 2011 poll published by the Liverpool Daily Post as part of a live Interview with writer John Fay, 70% of respondents replied that the decision to kill Ianto had been the right one, with 19% responding "indifferent" and only 11% stating that it had been the wrong decision, contrasting with the initial fan response. In response to a question, Fay also stated that he had not been affected by the "scary" fan reaction, maintaining that "a universe in which fictional characters aren't 'allowed' to die is ridiculous and limiting".
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As of October 7, 2010, the case was transferred to private mediation and the plaintiffs filed for dismissal of charges on March 15, 2011. There have also been issues with the use of false DMCA takedown notices. Once a DMCA takedown notice is served, reversing it requires an individual to expose his personal information to the filer (filing a notice does not require this); for the penalty of perjury to be enacted, a lawsuit is required (anything less, the false DMCA claimer can just claim it from a different account every week causing legitimate business unlimited losses). In addition, the technical process of removal and re-instatement of content on Second Life is subject to failure which can result in content becoming unusable to its owner.
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Maya is quite shocked when Dev and Sunita are rescued as she is watching from her car at the other end of the street and then tries running Dev and Sunita over but misses when Charlie and Ciaran pull them out of the way. She crashes into a wall but gets up and starts the car again, reversing it out to try again but a truck crashes into the back and smashes her into another wall. Maya is alive and goes to the same hospital as Sunita but when Sunita finds out, she leaves immediately as she is worried about her safety until Shelley Unwin (Sally Lindsay) tells her that Maya is on life support and her hospital room is under police guard. After coming out of intensive care, Maya is remanded in custody to await trial.
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It is > usually asserted that only aggregate neoclassical theory of the textbook > variety -- and hence macroeconomic theory, based on aggregate production > functions -- is affected by capital reversing. It has been pointed out, > however, that when neoclassical general equilibrium models are extended to > long-run equilibria, stability proofs require the exclusion of capital > reversing (Schefold 1997). In that sense, all neoclassical production models > would be affected by capital reversing." (Lavoie 2000) > "These findings destroy, for example, the general validity of Heckscher- > Ohlin-Samuelson international trade theory (as authors such as Sergio > Parrinello, Stanley Metcalfe, Ian Steedman, and Lynn Mainwaring have > demonstrated), of the Hicksian neutrality of technical progress concept (as > Steedman has shown), of neoclassical tax incidence theory (as Steedman and > Metcalfe have shown), and of the Pigouvian taxation theory applied in > environmental economics (as Gehrke and Lager have shown).
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There have been issues with the use of false DMCA takedown notices. Once a DMCA takedown notice is served, reversing it requires an individual to expose his personal information to the filer (filing a notice does not require this); for the penalty of perjury to be enacted, a lawsuit is required (anything less, the false DMCA claimer can just claim it from a different account every week causing legitimate business unlimited losses). In addition, the technical process of removal and re-instatement of content on Second Life is subject to failure which can result in content becoming unusable to its owner. This does not effectively prevent content theft; a thief who is subject to a DMCA takedown notice will not challenge it, but will simply create a new account and re-upload the content, often releasing it with all permissions available to maximize propagation out of spite.
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