But even these automated helpers come into conflict, reverting and re-reverting each other on the same topic — sometimes for years.
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" Oh, Dio ," Sorrentino said, before reverting to English.
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"It's reverting to what we knew growing up," she said.
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In some way, China is reverting to its old tactics.
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Will you find us reverting back to skinny jeans again?
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In any case, reverting to WTO rules is not simple.
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The Fed prevented the market from reverting to the mean.
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McDonald's is investigating the issue and reverting back to toys.
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Mr. Trump had shown signs of reverting to form by Monday.
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No deal means reverting to trade on World Trade Organisation terms.
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Instead, it's reverting to the dimensions of the original iPad Air.
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Perhaps the United States economy is just reverting to the mean.
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Much of the settlement money ended up reverting to J&J.
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After splitting, Achuthan now sees that relationship reverting back to normal.
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So in Missouri as elsewhere, candidates are reverting to personal attacks.
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I'm looking forward to reverting back to being just a reader.
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"I worry that historically earnings have been trend-reverting," said Shiller.
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Classroom In Nevérÿon is Afrofuturist without reverting to what 'looks futuristic.
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Both of those huge projects are about reverting to a status-quo.
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Is now the time to be reverting back to maximum monetary support?
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FOR a moment it seemed China was reverting to Maoist economic management.
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But if one believes that margins are mean-reverting, this shouldn't happen.
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Donald Trump rouses his crowds by reverting to the controversial term "illegals".
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I'm looking forward to reverting back to being just a loyal reader.
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Reverting to a grand coalition would torpedo Mr Kurz's reputation for disruption.
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Others are advocating reverting to the previous capital key over several years.
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In many ways, they were reverting to a previous kind of capitalism.
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However, he explained that over the longer term, volatility is generally mean reverting.
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Without innovative solutions to new problems, we risk reverting to 2008 decision-making.
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The group is also increasingly reverting to its weapon of choice: suicide attacks.
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Rather than the two sides reverting to free trade, the row could escalate.
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Far from regression, reverting to a simpler color palette is actually an evolution.
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Trump, by contrast, was constantly reverting to his natural state of toxic masculinity.
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Now that states are collapsing, Arabs are reverting to ethnic and religious identities.
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The lesson of 2018 is that American politics is not reverting to 'normal.
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So, we are reverting to protectionist nationalism to insulate ourselves from the deficit.
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Reverting to his days in the ring, Hart started to choke me out.
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"We didn't get here overnight," Rosen said, reverting to management-of-expectations mode.
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In September the administration scrapped WOTUS, reverting waterway protections back to 85033 standards.
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The new nation of "England & Wales" would go one way, reverting to WTO membership.
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Once he left that safe space, he found himself reverting to his old ways.
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HTERT telomerase induction reverses cellular senescense,reverting the cell to a more youthful phenotype.
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Multiple-exposure image of the new shape-memory polymer reverting to its original shape.
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That tradition, however, may be reverting to something more old-fashioned: Staying at home.
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In typical Apple fashion, the company isn't simply reverting to its old-style keys.
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It was enclosed in 1976 before reverting back to a strip mall in 1996.
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Just reverting to the mean would have meant a 33% fall in the index.
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I think we're basically margins are above normal, they tend to be mean reverting.
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The second would have repealed S.B. 54 altogether, reverting to the caucus-convention system.
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Trump erred by reverting to his long-standing habit of speaking subtext instead of text.
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Reverting back to an old ID will resolve most issues caused by the ID change.
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Another strategy also emerged: reverting to old Orientalist tropes of the exotic, romantic Middle East.
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The rover ceased its regular activities on July 2, reverting to a minimalist operating mode.
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"In making rulings, the board is reverting to longstanding holdings and longstanding precedent," he said.
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"I don't believe the dollar is reverting to a structural decline," Amundi Pioneer's Upadhyaya said.
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I asked him a question, and then sensed he was reverting to the stump speech.
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Probably, given this president's pattern of poor impulse control and of reverting to base politics.
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And once the rule is gone for good, it could mean reverting to business as usual.
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The success of this strategy rests entirely on the assumption that share prices are mean reverting.
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The theme of characters reverting to their bad habits isn't common in Rae's other web series.
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Before this parliamentary session, some observers had thought that the central government was reverting to type.
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Above all, however, reverting to economic liberalism in Britain was perfectly compatible with English parliamentary sovereignty.
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Again, let the Democrats explain why reverting to a Clinton policy is a bad idea now.
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The group is expected to pose a continuing threat, reverting to insurgent tactics such as bombings.
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Reverting back to childhood consolations, she bought herself a huge dollhouse with handcrafted furniture from Germany.
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Late-night shows on NBC, ABC, CBS, and other channels are all reverting to repeat episodes.
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Reverting to a previous restore point may be enough to get your system functioning properly again.
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For investment banks in particular, reverting to their precrisis state would represent a substantial shift in strategy.
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And we're reverting to a sort of tribalism we see in our politics that's getting quite ugly.
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They often clash and bicker in the process, before reverting back to the same place of love.
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Their parents, however, often find themselves reverting to Mandarin, their mother tongue, when the going gets tough.
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Reverting back will mean you'll lose the updated design and the dark mode feature in YouTube, though.
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Consumers are really confused about what card to use what way, that's reverting them back to cash.
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But this year, growth appears to be slowing and perhaps reverting to an Obama-era type trend.
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Johns Hopkins has also halted the procedure, reverting to open surgery "for the time being," she said.
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I was pressuring him, reverting to my worst dating default behavior, and he fled into his apartment.
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Such a scenario of France reverting to its old woes will do the European Union no good.
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The Bills' best hope for an upset rests in Blake Bortles's reverting to his mistake-ridden past.
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Restoring Ex-Im to its full board capacity means reverting to a system that was subsidizing China.
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Global market cap to GDP peaked in in January 2018 just north of 110% again before reverting.
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Such presidential outbursts often confounded Mr. Spicer, who found himself reverting to standard Washington retorts to respond.
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That suggests that ancestrally Democratic areas that went heavily for Trump may be reverting back to form.
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But he does break briefly after a line flub before quickly reverting back to freaked out elf.
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Some of the paved roads in my region are no longer maintained and are reverting to gravel.
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A delay could also mean reverting back to the status quo, in which Mr. Maduro retains control.
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Does the Echo Show reverting to the home screen after 5 seconds of inactivity make it pretty useless?
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Ouattara's supporters have accused the PDCI of reverting to the tribal politics of Ivory Coast's blood-soaked past.
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The changes were caught pretty quickly on OpenStreetMap, with another user "reverting vandalism" and changing the names back.
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Reverting to these moments often becomes a reflection of your own memories and how you understand the world.
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Unfortunately, this means reverting back to my old deodorant, because the Aesop one isn't going to cut it.
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GASC is reverting to that deferred payment system for its upcoming tender, the government source said on Monday.
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He saw a group that would dazzle for a period, maybe a game, before reverting to poor habits.
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Ms. Neilson reportedly received a substantial settlement after signing a confidentiality agreement and reverting to her maiden name.
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All signs point to Republicans reverting to standard operating procedure: large, deficit-funded tax cuts for the wealthy.
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"It must be my hormones," she joked of the pattern, reverting to her baseline of reflexive self-effacement.
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In 2007, the market cap to GDP peak reached 110% before reverting to 57% during the following recession.
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However, while I read a lot of nonfiction, lately I've been reverting to a guilty pleasure: murder mysteries.
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The changes would most likely see Google reverting to an older version of its shopping feature in Europe.
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Worse, their campaigns are reverting atavistically to claims made after the referendum in 2016 that have since been debunked.
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Now we're reverting to where human beings have been for a very long time, [including] the usage of cosmetics.
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While Florida and Ohio are becoming more Republican, the more northerly states appear to be reverting to the Democrats.
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He also repeated an accusation, which has infuriated Berlin, that German politics were reverting to the country's Nazi past.
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Sometimes the laws aren't explicitly about increasing prison time and incarceration — or reverting reforms — but have that effect nonetheless.
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But at a Saturday debate, he was hammered by Christie for reverting repeatedly to canned lines about President Obama.
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Mnuchin said Trump's tweet was meant to prevent China and Russia from reverting to efforts to devalue their currencies.
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Last December, the Trump board under Mr. Miscimarra reversed the Obama-era ruling, reverting to the earlier, stricter standard.
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I just bought an Atari and a record player, so I've been reverting to the technology of my youth.
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Pay raises for American workers depend on Republican leaders' changing their ways and on the Fed's reverting to form.
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Even Schwarzenegger, deliberately reverting to his '80s lack of expressiveness, brings a kind of appealing dignity to his role.
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He said that the kingdom was reverting to its original name, before the advent of British colonization in 1906.
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But even the Iraq War and the financial crisis didn't prevent U.S. politics from reverting to a Republican advantage.
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Jimmy Kimmel is taking the week off to be with his newborn son, but "Live!" isn't reverting to reruns.
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What follows is a betrayal, a gooey self-realization, and Andy reverting to becoming a holier-than-thou figure.
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But the joke is on you, because in reverting to an exchange of salvos, you are playing Trump's game.
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"Reverting to everyday low prices will get them off this promotional merry-go-round that they've been on," he said.
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Or is it part of a natural linguistic cycle that may ultimately result in English reverting to a synthetic structure?
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And he has rearranged where the musicians sit — reverting to a configuration that had not been used in recent years.
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Nintendo Switch is reverting back to cartridges — the first home console to do so since the Nintendo 64 in 1996.
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Non-fuel unit cost growth also seems to be reverting to historical levels, according to Cowen & Co analyst Helane Becker.
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Reverting the touchscreen systems back to physical throttles will take 18 to 24 months, according to US Naval Institute News.
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At some point, Trump will likely feel betrayed or decide he has more to gain politically by reverting to threats.
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Reverting to himself at the end of the run-through, he told his colleagues, "We might just keep making TV."
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The judge grew robotic at times under Ms. MacCallum's scrutiny, reverting to talking points and reacting stiffly to her questions.
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"If you have increased prices on Kobe items, we will be reverting the price back to the original listing price."
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Stockman ended up reverting the license, saying that his biggest mistake was not involving the thoughts of the Lerna community.
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"As he is unraveling he seems to be losing his grip on reality and reverting to conspiracy theories," she said.
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Phoenix and Minnesota, after promising starts, are reverting to the lottery-bound form that has plagued those franchises for years.
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"We see yoy segment revenue growth reverting to positive territory in FY4Q (Jan) and accelerating further into 1HFY21," said Hari.
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Reverting the trend is key both to tackling global warming and to feeding the world's growing population, according to the FAO.
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Such a rule would also forbid state parties from reverting back to caucuses when a state-funded presidential primary already exists.
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"We are going back to basics, reverting to UAB's historic roots as a bank focused on the corporate sector," he said.
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In some cases, they instead seem to be reverting to historical alliances rather than maintaining the European Union's mantra of solidarity.
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In Hethfelton Wood, near Wool, in Dorset, the path loops through a forest that, now partially felled, is reverting to heathland.
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Recall: Tracer travels three seconds backwards in time, reverting her health, ammo and location to whatever and wherever it was before.
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For others, it means briefly reverting to your neurotic teenage self and making bad decisions during a week in your hometown.
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Chinese policy-makers appear to be reverting to past practice in the face of last year's sharp braking of economic growth.
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I've always felt disgusting on those days, like I was reverting back to my dirt-crusted, horse hair-covered former self.
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Why wouldn't our competitors cheer at the thought of the U.S. raising taxes and reverting back to our outdated tax system?
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Many countries are reverting to autocratic rule in an effort to fight the global slowdown, none more self-destructively than China.
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Shorten mandatory minimum sentences, including reverting life imprisonment to a 25-year minimum for those convicted under the "three strikes" provision.
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Mnuchin told CNBC that Trump's tweet was meant to prevent China and Russia from reverting to efforts to devalue their currencies.
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The friends hug and linger, reverting to their old dynamic for a few minutes, but now it's more forced than natural.
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Dick Gregory has passed away at a time when America is reverting to the country he fought so desperately to change.
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But instead of embracing a massive extension of our social circles online, we seem to be reverting to tribalism and conflict.
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Now historians are accusing the company of reverting to secretive ways on a different subject: the Nazi past of German automakers.
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The vote showed that Italy "is reverting to a willingness to go it alone as a nation-state," Mr. Stefanini said.
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"We just changed his swing a little bit," Hughes said, launching into a technical explanation before reverting more to layman's terms.
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It sets aside $56.5 million for claimants, with a maximum of $150 per incident, with unclaimed funds reverting to the city.
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He'd deliver five more in-person annual messages, before reverting to written messages for his final two due to bad health.
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He is reverting to type: having demanded change, then built up expectations of a war, he now declares a victory of sorts.
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No matter how fervently we beg them, Instagram refuses to budge on their stance of NOT reverting to the chronological news feed.
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This will create all sorts of opportunities for MPs to fiddle with the many volumes of European legislation reverting to Westminster's control.
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On Friday, Washington hiked tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25% and Trump, reverting to Twitter, has threatened more.
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In 2016, Groupon announced that it was abandoning its multi-class share structure, reverting to a conventional one-share, one-vote rule.
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Rather than reverting to such discredited drug and sentencing policies, we would do better to embrace more effective and more compassionate approaches.
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Empowered by new digital surveillance tools, China appears to be reverting to old form, investigating and punishing citizens for imprudent online comments.
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While Iran's specific plans remain unclear, simply reverting to the site's pre-JCPOA configuration would further shrink breakout time, if only marginally.
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But he's kind of reverting to some mean, in a way, and the mean is how, on average, incumbent presidents get reelected.
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But 3D-printing does take some of the luxury out of the items, reverting back to plastic instead of high-quality materials.
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" Reverting to more self-deprecating form, he added, "I'll try to be as believable as possible — for the duration of the play.
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But as Lillard continued to apply pressure, Westbrook began to fire away, reverting to a familiar postseason script: high volume, low efficiency.
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That led Rome to eventually fall back in the hands of emperor Octavian (later called Augustus) instead of reverting to a republic.
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When asked if the economy is headed into a recession, he said "it may be" before reverting to a more optimistic outlook.
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Mr. Gerhaher is a valued, thoughtful lieder singer, deploying no end of colorings and reverting at times to an unpressured natural voice.
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Israel reconciled with Egypt in 1978 and, later, with Jordan in 1994, reverting the Arab-Israel conflict into an Israeli-Palestinian dispute.
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The Hawks won a couple of games before reverting to type, solidifying their hold on last place in the league's American division.
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Republicans are already reverting to form; promising freedom and liberty, playing to the wedge issues while favoring the rich over the average.
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Cory Booker and former US housing secretary Julián Castro have proposed reverting to the pre-Trump refugee cap of 110,000, but Sen.
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Instead, the show is reverting back to an original name from the books, Jaskier, and he'll take on the mantle of Dandelion.
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The Senate bill begins ratcheting down the federal match for expansion states in 28503, reverting it to pre-ObamaCare levels by 22019.
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And so while the brutal murders are satisfying, they also feel like the show is just reverting back to what it knows best.
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U.S.-Cuban relations have nosedived since Trump became president, partially rolling back the detente initiated by Obama and reverting to Cold War rhetoric.
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Sony says that reverting back to your old PSN name should resolve most issues, though, once again, it makes no guarantee about that.
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Reverting to Glass-Steagall restrictions would have done nothing to prevent the 2008 financial crisis, and, in fact, easily could have worsened it.
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After only two months in office, Draghi announced a surprise rate cut of 25 basis points — thus reverting the policies of his predecessor.
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The VIX is said to be mean-reverting, meaning that when low it tends to rise, and when high it tends to fall.
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U.S. crude futures closed down 2000 cents, or 22016 percent, at $143 a barrel after earlier reverting to a discount to Brent prices.
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" When a Der Spiegel video crew arrived, Valev tried a couple of words in German, before reverting to English: "Whatchu want from me?
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Lam's administration, perhaps Hong Kong's most unpopular one since reverting to Chinese rule, has repeatedly failed to defuse large-scale anti-government unrest.
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Aries ladies, however, will have to juggle the frustrations of unfulfilling romance without reverting to a hermetic lifestyle for the next 30 days.
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Then there's that mother (Barbara Walsh): a malicious, possibly crazy woman who has dealt with a bad marriage by reverting to emotional infancy.
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This dance uses five women, whose formations keep reverting to a broad V geometry while their legs keep suggesting upside-down, narrower V's.
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With those rates potentially reverting back to current levels by 2026, paying the taxes now could be far less expensive than in retirement.
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Mr. Kim now appears to be reverting to the tactic that worked for him two years ago: escalating tests to demonstrate new capabilities.
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More pragmatic jihadists speak of reverting to membership of al-Qaeda, or rather its offshoots which in Syria have evolved into less vicious movements.
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I think we're on a collision course that will either end in impeachment or with Trump reverting to unconstitutional measures to stay in office.
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But this year, it appears to be slowing and perhaps reverting to the slow-but-steady-growth pattern seen under former President Barack Obama.
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By 1924, Colma was incorporated (first as Lawndale, reverting to Colma in 1941), and it has never had more living residents than dead ones.
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"In the future, depending on what happens, we remain interested and always have been interested" in reverting back to the original names, Gediman said.
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Today, we are in some ways reverting back to that time and space—where the lines between the digital world and reality are blurred.
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History would suggest they become more extreme, reverting into themselves and running into the darkest corners of the Internet—where no one is looking.
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So, take a few minutes out of your day to get an earful below before reverting to the default human condition of 'terrified robot'.
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Its plotting was straight out of the American sitcom playbook, reverting to the status quo most episodes and punctuating emotional outbursts with easy jokes.
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In many ways, China's policymakers are reverting to an earlier approach: doling out more loans in exchange for a short-term increase in confidence.
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And the president has been blaming the media for this predicament, reverting to the same tactics that he has employed ever since taking office.
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I'm inspired by research that calls for us to emphasize the opportunities these technologies offer instead of reverting to the same tired finger-wagging.
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U.S.-Cuban relations have nosedived since Trump became president, partially rolling back the detente initiated by Obama and reverting to Cold War-style rhetoric.
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If successful, it would overturn that FCC's decision, reverting the rules back to the original net neutrality protections we've had in place since 2015.
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In making the surprise announcement onm tariffs, Trump was reverting to a reliable strategy of delivering a striking directive as other negative headlines are swirling.
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The Palestinian leader should also be aware that the chances of America's next president reverting to the traditional Middle East peace template are not high.
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Countries that see big depreciations while deleveraging, as many Asian ones did in 1997-98, typically suffer sharp but short downturns before reverting to growth.
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As the campaign went forward, what I saw was David Duke reverting back to his old campaign practices, and I was not comfortable with that.
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Absent its popular base, Hezbollah will lack this democratic means to subsume and eventually replace the Lebanese state, reverting it to a finite armed group.
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He said that he would be "dee- light -ed," his own accent reverting to what it must have been before Cornell sanded off the edges.
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France is reverting to its traditional skepticism toward the alliance, which it sees as an instrument of American policy and an infringement on its sovereignty.
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As more territory is won back, the group is reverting to its roots as a guerrilla insurgency, turning Baghdad again into an urban killing field.
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Instead, they advocate reverting to the Cold War-era policy of Ostpolitik, in which West Germany sought a neutral balancing role between East and West.
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But if that were strictly true, prices should be strongly mean-reverting in the days after a crash, and experience suggests such effects are weak.
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Trump gets that, so he's reverting back to playing on white anxieties regarding the browning of America -- which I like to refer to as racism.
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He said he hopes others will also follow through on commitments to help, rather than reverting to complacency — a sentiment that echoes Ms. Rice's own.
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Similarly, Latin Americans wonder how reverting to a failed policy of isolating and punishing Cuba will now result in any positive change on the island.
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To prevent some users from reverting to menthol cigarettes, Juul said it would keep mint, tobacco and menthol flavors for its devices in retail stores.
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Aluminum premiums show every sign of reverting to the relatively low, relatively stable conditions that prevailed prior to the fireworks of the last five years.
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What the Yamanaka genes are doing in his mice, he believes, is eliminating the extra marks, thus reverting the cell to a more youthful state.
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Parsing President Trump's strategy can be difficult, but he appears to be reverting to an old habit of sounding as tough as the other guy.
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But he executes Matt LaFleur's scheme — which isn't very different from Minnesota's — selectively, too often reverting to playground tendencies despite a basic throw coming open.
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Aluminium premiums show every sign of reverting to the relatively low, relatively stable conditions that prevailed prior to the fireworks of the last five years.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - To deal with a familiar combination of falling currencies and uncertainty about economic growth, Asian central banks are reverting to their classic policy playbook.
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The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that league owners are considering reverting to an earlier practice of keeping players off the field during the national anthem.
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Better still, they were able to execute them, as opposed to reverting to the sort of stagnant isolation play that has been their default bad habit.
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Trump's new policy — reverting to the pre-2016 policy that did not allow open transgender service — is not due to take effect until March 23, 2018.
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I could easily see myself using it all the time, but I ended up reverting back to the fingerprint scanner because it's a tiny bit faster.
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And no matter how old you are or how much money you've made, money has a way of automatically reverting to your 5-year-old self.
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Scientists estimate that reverting to the traditional system where rice and fish are co-produced organically could boost farmers' incomes by 40 percent, compared with today.
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Trump expressed regret about the chants before reverting back to insulting Omar and her freshman colleagues, going so far as to call them racist last week.
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That's because, whether they like to admit it or not, the moms and dads were also reverting to their adolescent selves while admiring the automotive pageantry.
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My best guess is that this is a signal that the economy is reverting to a more sustainable rate of growth, rather than anything more drastic.
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To him, it felt as though he were high on PCP; to Rankin, he seemed to be reverting to a seven-year-old version of himself.
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The two teams exchanged leads throughout the rest of the first half as Arizona cooled down offensively, reverting to long jump shots that didn't go down.
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At one point they discussed "burp tech—to dynamically insert burps," but the project failed, likely resulting in Roiland reverting to his painful, beer-based process.
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When a task is made more convenient, reverting back to how things used to be, how much work it was, is a specific type of excruciating.
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We know some western political systems are reverting to old patterns (*waves to the rise of right-wing nationalism, with WWII barely in the rearview mirror*).
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At Bournemouth, for example, players train in bio bands for six weeks at a time, before reverting to six weeks of training with traditional age groups.
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But that pact excludes the United States, and the relationship could wind up reverting to the rules of an earlier United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement.
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I don't think the data supports that argument, but even so, there's little doubt that reverting the entire system to Medicare prices would be hugely disruptive.
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The Pelagians said that Augustine was simply reverting to the old Manichaean belief that the flesh was the creation and the possession of a wicked force.
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Convinced that reverting to a defensive guerrilla war would weaken Communist morale, Le Duan ordered his men to maintain the initiative and launch big-unit battles.
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Ms. Le Pen in turn accused him of reverting to "old fossils" of 50 years ago by pushing the European Union as a guarantor of peace.
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Calculus: The United States would probably respond to a launch by reverting to its old strategy of lobbying the United Nations Security Council to tighten sanctions.
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For example, in the U.K., CNBC found that networks were patchy, offering decent speeds in some parts of London but reverting to 4G data in others.
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Stock markets have soared this year, with most major indices registering double-digit returns on an improving trade outlook and central banks reverting to easy policies.
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A year prior, Taylor Swift's "1989" shook the core of mid-2010s pop music, reverting to a nostalgic sound reminiscent of the year she was born.
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Stock markets have soared this year, with most major indices registering double-digit returns on an improving trade outlook and central banks reverting to easy policies.
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I've tried all sorts of alternatives, from boxed meal services to online grocery delivery, but none have been able to cure me from reverting to take-out.
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Although Kardashian West is reverting back to her over-the-top style, she remains focused on the safety of her family, employing a top-notch security team.
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After 500 iterations that were each trained to understand 50,000 unique terms, the team just couldn't get the tool to stop reverting to discriminatory practices, Reuters reported.
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According to a number of reports, two years of declining gas prices has led to Americans reverting to buying bigger cars, straying away from EVs and hybrids.
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The biggest problem with the 2019 Aladdin is that it perpetuates the trend of reverting to magical Orientalism – as if that's a noteworthy improvement over terrorist portrayals.
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The bots on the Portuguese version of Wikipedia were the most antagonistic, reverting the work of other bots 185 times over the ten year period, on average.
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Its Philippines suspension caused a spike in demand for rival Grab, and long queues near offices and malls and some disgruntlement about reverting to using regular taxis.
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The inevitable steps toward mourning and rejoining the human race are hard, but also cloying, because they come wrapped in such naked fantasies about reverting to childhood.
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Different countries also have different revert rates: Over the 10 years, German bots were relatively polite, only reverting each other about 32 times on average per bot.
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"Merging the CBRC, CSRC and CIRC under the central bank would be reverting to the old system when the PBOC had too much power," this person said.
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The Trump administration appears to be reverting back to Bush-era education policy as they encourage school superintendents and university presidents to adopt race-blind admissions standards.
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Team managers then agreed a further change, with a knock-out system for the first two phases but reverting to the old format for the last one.
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Indeed, the electoral results show that the coalition that pushed the Rajapaksas from power in 2015 has fallen apart, with most Sinhalese reverting to the Rajapaksa camp.
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A relationship that has, in recent decades, been organized around the pursuit of shared interests appears to be reverting to one increasingly defined by differences in worldview.
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When the situations become less extreme, they take credit for causing the change, when a more likely explanation is that the situation was reverting to the mean.
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Horror video games can and should exist without reverting to lazy stereotypes; but likewise, the horror genre can still acknowledge mental illness without falling for careless tropes.
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Clinton has regained her footing by reverting to form: disparaging Mr. Trump, setting traps for him and amplifying his howls when he finds himself ensnared in them.
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Repealing FISA would mean reverting to the era of surveillance based solely on unchecked executive branch directives, or possibly forgoing authority to conduct such counterintelligence surveillance altogether.
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But those fears waned as 2019 progressed, with the yield curve reverting and tensions in the trade war improving, and stocks finished the year at record highs.
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" Then, reverting to his reality TV past, he vaguely promised a dramatic reveal at some future point: "And here's the thing, here's the thing, you'll see that.
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Many analysts contend that Iran and its militant allies are reverting to their pattern of covert or indirect attacks that leave no clear evidence of Iranian responsibility.
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On the verge of the 20043s, we're reverting to the 1920s: The rule of law, if you are powerful in either business or government, increasingly seems optional.
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On the verge of the 2020s, we're reverting to the 1920s: The rule of law, if you are powerful in either business or government, increasingly seems optional.
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One woman said that a swearing-in ceremony for her husband in March still played a video featuring Obama — before reverting back to a generic welcome video.
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Many have also taken issue with the fact Sanders has yet to exclusively address foreign policy without reverting back to the marrow of his campaign: the economy.
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Kathy Kraninger, who was just confirmed as permanent director of the CFPB, is reverting the acronym to the original as one of her first items of business.
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Reverting to the specific possibility of an Intesa Sanpaolo and Generali merger, Rivaldi affirmed that he saw strong industrial logic in this deal happening, despite investors' apparent scepticism.
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The President had made illegal immigration a cornerstone of his 2016 campaign and appeared to be reverting back to that message hours before taking the stage in Orlando.
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It's understandable that with the world burning down around them, Game of Thrones' remaining characters are running out of options, and in many cases just reverting to type.
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Since reverting to a policy targeting interest rates, the BOJ has steadily slowed its government bond purchases to half the level it loosely commits to buy each year.
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It could just be that, but why is it reverting to the preseason and the very week Tom Brady technically began the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history?
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Another harsher measure – but one considered less likely to be implemented - would be reverting to regulations requiring U.S. travelers to seek a special license to travel to Cuba.
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Bryan: After a run of really compelling episodes, I actually found this week be a step back, with the show reverting back to some of its worst tendencies.
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On this topic and on immigration (below) he is reverting to the kind of polarizing rhetoric we heard from him during the most unscripted moments of the campaign.
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Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Failure to maintain the above positive rating sensitivities will lead to the Positive Outlook reverting to Stable.
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Until aid arrives, Garcia and his fellows in Aguas Buenas are reverting to an older way of life -- hacking coconuts to eat and collecting water from mountain streams.
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"Cemeteries are reverting to old practices," said Keith Eggener, a professor of architectural history at the University of Oregon and the author of a book about American cemeteries.
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The tweet revealed a President still reverting to his old social media habits, namely, those likely to earn him quick criticism, less than two months after retired Gen.
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Which is not to say that Mr. West is reverting entirely to old-fashioned tactics: A physical version of "The Life of Pablo" is still nowhere in sight.
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Yes, but: The description of the bill also clearly states its purpose is to keep future administrations from reverting back to a narrower definition of short-term plans.
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With such a long lineage of "mental illness equals horror" to contend with, though, I ask how difficult designing a horror game really is without reverting to stereotypes.
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While I wouldn't suggest reverting to SMS-based verification, which can be spoofed by attackers, there is a good alternative two-factor authentication service out there called Authy.
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It also cast doubt on the Taliban's pledge, during recent peace negotiations with the United States, to prevent Afghanistan from reverting to a safe haven for violent extremists.
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Admittedly, some new EU member states in Eastern Europe have suffered authoritarian backslides, but on balance, membership has been a powerful disincentive against reverting to their illiberal past.
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But the fast money investment community is quickly reverting to the "Goldilocks" scenario of solid U.S. economic growth gradually increasing inflationary pressures and the need for higher rates.
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We fear this delay tactic is the first step in the complete erasure of the rule, reverting to a time when the "affirmatively furthering" mandate was largely ignored.
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Reverting to a Reagan-era policy of using our still superior military and economic power and providing significant aid to the countries Russia threatens is a good start.
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In coming years, the New York music scene is in danger of reverting to a pallid definition of the art: not What Composers Do but What Composers Did.
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It might be true that ICE doesn't even have enough room to detain all families — that it's reverting to the "catch and release" practices Trump hates so much.
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For now, Facebook is reverting back to a singular feed, but the company is still doubling down on its effort to prioritize "meaningful" interactions over other types of posts.
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Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney, who is co-facilitating the talks with Brokenshire, has said reverting to direct rule would be a "devastating" blow for reconciliation in the region.
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When the Mueller Report was released, and she was no longer under oath, she backtracked on her story, reverting to key parts of the lie she'd already admitted to.
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But we get really excited about the idea he keeps reverting to — a very major investment in infrastructure in a way that brings the economy into the 21st century.
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No matter the reason for reverting back to her former look, it seems Kate has finally uncovered the many joys inherent in possessing a Kylie Jenner-caliber wig closet.
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We're reverting to a sort of tribalism we see in our politics that's getting quite ugly I'm not claiming that a sort of theocracy is the purpose of life.
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Similarly, the route towards realizing our maximum potential and freedom in the real world does not require a toll of reverting back towards romanticized ideas about Black male supremacy.
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Or would she be reverting to the pixie cut that she arguably made famous years ago (FYI, there are over a million results for "Halle Berry pixie" on Google).
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This stress to the system has us scrambling and reverting to a tribalism that pits us against each other along lines of race, education, culture, religion, geography, and gender.
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For all the disappointment and sorrow in the years after the Arab uprisings, it is difficult to imagine the region reverting to the immobility of the decades before 2011.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments That May, Individually or collectively, lead to the Outlook reverting to Stable - An improvement in GCX's cash generation and receivable collection such that FCF breaks even.
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The group is reverting to insurgency tactics it relied on before June 2014, when it took over Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, and declared the formation of a caliphate.
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Are we, consumed by the infinite choice of music options available, reverting back to the days of Napster when consumers found it easier to just download music for themselves?
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And even if they delivered a charming or calm performance of a lifetime, how could they continue that for another month and a half without reverting back to type?
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In the process, many places that want to style themselves as tech friendly innovation centers risk reverting to old style political gamesmanship that hurts business, consumers and residents alike.
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"I am anxiously waiting for the moment when the current good mood at the stock markets in light of the policies of Donald Trump will start reverting," Hardt said.
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Maybe the right thing to do is to deprioritize speech in favor of accuracy now and when there's not a risk of mass death reverting to where they were.
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The fear was that, after a near-miss in Austria, three months ago, the Continent was emulating Trump and reverting to its basest image of itself and of others.
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Ilhan Omar, who has become an unwitting teacher of anti-Semitism, reverting to the classic themes of the old hatred as she seeks to question US support for Israel.
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As Pegas problems have become more clear, Census officials have considered reverting to Primus, the in-house system, for data collection, said three sources familiar with the bureaus thinking.
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"There is a big chance of reverting to a high passthrough period due to the force of the external shock", Fabrizio Marodin, one of the authors of the study, said.
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A handful of states appear determined to keep the death penalty going in 2018, even if it means experimenting with previously untested drugs or reverting to more traditional execution methods.
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In the age of #MeToo, and with Ontario's new Progressive Conservative government reverting to old sex-ed curriculum that doesn't discuss consent, grassroots programs become even more vital, Lalonde added.
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With the impending snow storm and the northeast is going into high alert, the Philadelphia PD is urging everyone to exercise caution as well not reverting to hogging parking spots.
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But all this chaos that's suffused the impeachment process has revealed that the country may be reverting to its bad old habits — a scary thought in Latin America's largest economy.
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Some experienced clinicians admit they are worried that the wave of transitioning teenagers may be followed in a decade or two by another of "detransitioners" reverting to their natal sex.
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As Kathryn Dennis continues to have tensions with her close pal Danni Baird, their mutual friends worry that the mother of two may be reverting back to her old ways.
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He will take over from acting ABB CEO Peter Voser in March, with Voser reverting to his position as chairman of the board at ABB, according to the company's statement.
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Since reverting in 2016 to a policy targeting interest rates, the BOJ has steadily slowed its government bond purchases to half the level it loosely commits to buy each year.
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The order mentions almost nothing about benefits, reverting to a simple mathematical formula to guide agencies — for every new regulation issued, at least two regulations will be identified for elimination.
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Reverting to the original name is aimed to draw diners back to its core breakfast business -- in particular, a 60-cent pancakes promotion on July 17 celebrating IHOP's 60th birthday.
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Instead, the artist works with the shapes and contours of disassembled garments, reverting to their origins in two dimensions and, along the way, giving "pattern painting" an entirely new meaning.
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Even as he suggested he would make such a drastic move, he played down its potential impact, adding that he would have no problem reverting to a "pre-Nafta" environment.
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Speaking in English and occasionally reverting to German, with a translator on hand, he engaged in a wide-ranging conversation about art and success — and his passion for techno music.
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Analysts said the test shows that Mr. Kim is reverting to sabre-rattling as he moves to end the sanctions that are derailing his hopes of rejuvenating North Korea's economy.
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According to Duhigg, many people think of breaking habits as a matter of willpower and that leads to them reverting to what they know when they get tired or stressed.
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Reverting back to your cat's bathroom preferences may be a quick, inexpensive fix — as is scooping the litter box daily or having enough litter boxes in a multi-cat home.
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But with sales at his shop slumping, he's now reluctantly trying to sell the car for 85,000 yuan via an online platform and reverting back to his older Honda Fit.
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Describing the current situation as a "dangerous volatility regime," the firm cited the strong mean-reverting tendency of price swings as a big reason why investors should be bracing themselves.
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For this year the government expects a small budget deficit of 0.3% of gross domestic product, reverting to a surplus of up to 1% of GDP in the following three years.
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One symptom, says Stanford University historian Francis Fukuyama, has been people reverting to a tribal mentality, perceiving a threat to their status and social culture and lashing out as a response.
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The corporate-backed American Legislative Exchange Council is very much in favor of reverting federal lands back to the states, precisely because states would look more favorably on mining and drilling.
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But, in the unlikely event that Mr Trump is elected president, it's questionable how long he would fend off accusations of weakness before reverting to his preference for flexing American muscle.
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On MSNBC, Rachel Maddow began to speak over a live video of Mr. Trump, as she noted that he was reverting to his "standard stump speech," before she waved her hand.
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Tronc, short for "Tribune Online Content" is reverting back to its old name, "Tribune Publishing Co.," after years of criticism from pundits, investors and the media elite, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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Reverting back to the days of his insurgent bid for the Republican nomination, he knocked over the teleprompters beside him on stage and went back to his off-the-cuff style.
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Yet Trump now seems to be reverting to his original plan -- one derided as a "touchback" policy in which those without proper papers must return home before re-entering the country.
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With rumors floating around that Fnatic is reverting all those changes and going back to its old roster after the Major ends, don't expect a lot of dynamite from this team.
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Experiments carried out in huge 25,000-gallon tanks succeeded in removing all traces of the algae and its toxins, with the water chemistry reverting to normal within 24 hours, he said.
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Neither is Macron reverting to a Gaullist, anti-American world view, French officials say, pointing out that he has tried hard to keep Trump close to Europe since he was elected.
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They haven't, for example, massively ratcheted up retaliation by reverting to the use of regional proxies, like Hezbollah in Lebanon and Shia militias in Syria, to attack US allies and interests.
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Russia's TASS news agency quoted an OPEC source as saying OPEC and its allies were discussing the idea of reducing output next year by reverting to production quotas agreed in 2016.
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Although we&aposre basically more advanced as a society now than ever before, some people believe that reverting back to certain ways of our ancient ancestors can result in healthier lives.
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The only Scotsman in front line politics is Michael Gove, the adopted son of a Scottish fishmonger, and a man capable of reverting from Oxbridge English to Aberdeen Scottish if need be.
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"Given the rapid selloff yesterday, the reverting feature of yesterday's option hedging impact should have a positive market impact today," said the bank's global quantitative and derivatives strategy analyst in the note.
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We're reverting back to a time when art was an exploration of who we were as individuals and less about how we could be marketed, packaged, sold, and distributed to the masses.
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"This marks a change in the price trend and is a sign Japan is reverting back to deflation," he said, adding that the BOJ may ease policy at next month's rate review.
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It's a way of reverting to a childlike state, when worries were few and play was plenty; when we had time to poke and prod at the edges of our tiny world.
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Reverting to his roots on the campaign trail where speeches would often unravel into winding rants of word association, Trump proudly made clear he wasn't following some prewritten speech on a teleprompter.
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It felt impractical as an everyday camera until I shifted toward a more deliberate approach — reverting back to high school SLR days when a roll of film held a limited 24 exposures.
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In a way, the United States is reverting to form, partly because of the fear of regional instability and partly because it realizes that it lacks the leverage to reform these states.
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The trouble is that, although reverting to the familiar makes analyses of these foreign campaigns more comprehensible to a U.S. audience, it can lead to an over-simplification and outright misleading conclusions.
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Security forces dispersed demonstrations by force and cracked down on activists, leading to fears that President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government is reverting to the strong-arm politics seen during Mugabe's 37-year rule.
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Left unchanged, it is highly probable the deeming rule would result in large numbers of vapers reverting back to smoking or turning to the black market to access the products they desire.
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In an episode of his show posted on Halloween, he emotionally thanked fans for their support before reverting to character, making jokes about his colostomy bag and the weight he had lost.
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If he pulls the trigger, Congress would have six months to pass the enabling legislation for the new deal, or face reverting to previous trade agreements that include higher levels of tariffs.
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Reverting back to 1960s radiation levels could increase power generation by 12% to 13%, the researchers said, boosting Beijing's efforts to increase solar's contribution to the national grid and bring down costs.
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In Ontario, where the government's online Ontario Cannabis Store has been overwhelmed with soaring demand, some pot smokers unwilling to wait five days for delivery are reverting to their illegal dealers instead.
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When she divorced her first husband, Rubén Rodriguez Beauchamp, instead of reverting to her exact maiden name, she chose to add "de" before Burgos, which in Spanish indicates marital status or possession.
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And while no one is fully quitting screen time or all of their social media channels, we are seeing a global trend of people reverting back to the power of human connection.
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Mr. Sanders was, as he has been, strongest on income inequality and bleak on foreign policy, repeatedly reverting to the same line about how he had opposed the war in Iraq and Mrs.
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The rest of its blog post largely consists of Lewis explaining the weaker privacy rules the FCC is now reverting to in terms that make them sound much tougher than they actually are.
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The negotiations between the two sides were largely conducted in English, with each side repeatedly reverting back to Italian or Russian to confer among themselves because not everyone at the table spoke English.
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This abrupt return of winter weather may have many of us reverting from cold brew back to hot coffee, but with a little help from Starbucks, that doesn't have to be all bad.
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For example, reverting from the current rate of 18.75 percent to the 2007 level of 16.66 percent would only lower the break-even cost of drilling a small tieback by about 4 percent.
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It's incredibly disappointing that as women keep breaking glass ceilings and making strides toward being truly equal, this younger generation of men is so caught up in reverting to old ways of thinking.
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The Dutch report said Britain and the Netherlands' fellow EU states could explore a number of options, including reverting to earlier European trade agreements or crafting a new, tailor-made agreement for Britain.
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But a military crackdown on post-election violence last August and fuel price protests in January offered the starkest indications that the country is reverting to the authoritarian rule that characterizes Mugabe's rule.
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"I think there is blame on both sides," Trump said Tuesday, reverting back to the wording from a statement he made Saturday that pointed blame at counter-protesters as much as white supremacists.
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For all the disappointment after the Arab uprisings, it is hard to imagine the region reverting to the immobility before 2011 In theory, secession, federalism and decentralisation might offer some reassurance to minorities.
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The Trump administration is the first of the postwar era to challenge this framework, regarding the world as "an arena of continuous competition" and reverting to a largely transactional style of foreign policy.
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It is incumbent on the Palestinians to use 2334 to push forward with their strategy to internationalize their struggle, whether through advancing their calls for sanctions or reverting to the International Criminal Court.
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Beijing views his affirmative signing as a signal that Trump may be reverting to his pre-inauguration inclination to reconsider the "One China Policy," one of the foundations of the U.S.-China relationship.
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The IEA expects the oil market to have a surplus of 200,000 bpd in the first half of next year before reverting to a deficit of about 200,000 bpd in the second half.
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Marino says she has only donned a pair of skis once more, something she will not be attempting again after falling flat on her face and promptly reverting straight back to her board.
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Talking to the platoon's Marines also meant reverting to an older version of myself, one who could discuss small-unit tactics and the never-ending quest for a good, ready-to-eat meal.
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Trump is the white nationalist candidate selling the racial romance of reverting America to a time when white workers were virtually guaranteed success and prosperity, often at the expense and exclusion of others.
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The simplest interpretation of cross-country polarization trends is that America's level of party polarization is reverting toward the international mean as the unusual forces that restrained party polarization in the US dissolve.
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But Allocca said the 2019 "Rewind" isn&apost reverting back to the 2011 style so much as it&aposs a response to what YouTube thinks people didn&apost like about the 2018 version.
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As such, reverting to the two-page form "is a common-sense decision," Randy Johnson, Senior vice president for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said in a statement to the Los Angeles Times.
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Warren (D-Mass.) repeatedly refused to say that Medicare for All would increase taxes, instead reverting to her regular argument that the plan would lower overall costs for all but the wealthiest Americans.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump read the lyrics of an anti-immigrant song titled "The Snake" on Friday, reverting to a campaign staple that Trump has used to criticize United States' immigration policy.
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The question now is whether the iron ore market in China is close to reverting to trading on supply and demand fundamentals, or whether there is still froth to come out of prices.
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A little digging finds Jucifer reverting their studio music closer to the live reality on 2010's Throned in Blood, their first album on the Nomadic Fortress label they launched that same year.
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Reverting back to his performances on the campaign trail, where speeches would often unravel into winding rants of word association, Trump proudly made clear he wasn't following some prewritten speech on a teleprompter.
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The shutdown, unprecedented in Kenya's democratic era, prompted fierce public criticism and raised fears the country was reverting to the censorship that characterized decades of repressive one-party rule under strongman Daniel arap Moi.
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Advocates of the MAVNI program worry that the elimination of naturalization after basic training could mean reverting to an expensive, logistical nightmare of chasing service members around war zones to process their citizenship applications.
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While the stocks could continue to rise in the near term, "a more substantial mean-reverting move is probably in the offing sometime soon," Cappelleri predicted Thursday on "Trading Nation," referring to Vulcan specifically.
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This prescribed course is entirely consistent with WTO rules, and far from being as complicated as you suggest, reverting to a zero tariff would be straightforward and not subject to anyone else's say-so.
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The show's Achilles' heel appears to be major character deaths, and with the exit of Rick Grimes just two weeks away, The Walking Dead is in danger of reverting back to its worst tendencies.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador's President Lenin Moreno signed on Monday an official decree, repealing his own fuel subsidy cut that sparked days of violent, indigenous-led protests, and reverting fuel prices to their previous levels.
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So here we are in 2017 and our browser seems to have gone down and we are in danger of losing all our information, and we seem to be reverting to the factory settings.
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If your mom's just about had it with hers, the Garmin Nuvi 2689LMT and its impressive Amazon reviews may just be the one reliable GPS to stop her from reverting to printing MapQuest instructions.
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I have a video of my Herculean efforts to smile before reverting to my resting grump face: What's more — and better — is that Motion Stills just works as a GIF or a short movie.
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The Trump administration on Monday pressed Moscow to release political and religious prisoners, saying that the Kremlin was reverting to "old Soviet practices" to take rights away from prisoners, according to The Associated Press.
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As ZDNet noted, overwriting the new default setting and reverting back to "Better performance" may still be the way to go for folks who are moving large or important files over to a drive.
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And if that is the case, Google isn't achieving pay parity by subsequently giving bonuses to their male counterparts—they are simply reverting to a pay gap that was being corrected through discretionary funds.
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In a new bout of willful forgetting, America is on the verge of reverting to the kinds of policies that prevailed before — and brought on — the financial meltdown of 21 and the Great Recession.
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In a new bout of willful forgetting, America is on the verge of reverting to the kinds of policies that prevailed before — and brought on — the financial meltdown of 2008 and the Great Recession.
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"Investors are reverting to what truly matters which is corporate profits, digesting Friday's gains and now looking towards the earnings season," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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There is an element of reinventing the wheel here, a sense that Oneida, in its crawl toward monogamy, dynastic families, and mercantile (and mercenary) capitalism, was simply reverting to something like a human mean.
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Although thousands of militants have been killed since the start of the campaign three months ago, Islamic State is expected to live on, going back underground and reverting to its insurgent tactics of old.
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The economic crisis has led to growing political tensions, with police clamping down on dissent, leading to opposition claims that Mnangagwa is reverting to the harsh tactics seen under the late Robert Mugabe's rule.
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Dozens of government opponents have faced subversion charges, with critics saying this shows the government is muzzling the opposition by reverting to harsh security laws from the era of Robert Mugabe, who died last September.
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And even if it is reverting back to the #TeamMichael versus #TeamRafael posturing that drove its romantic storylines in the beginning, everyone on this show has lived through years of joy, pain, grief, and celebrations.
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If such steps prove insufficient, the BOJ may be forced to take bolder steps such as abandoning yield curve control (YCC) and reverting to a policy targeting the pace of money printing, some analysts say.
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Instead of reverting to the role of bystanders, the startup mentality, pervasive in cities across Europe and North America, is taking problem solving away from the public domain to the incentive-based domain of businesses.
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At one new apartment auction on Sydney's North Shore attended by Reuters, it took 50 minutes for the price to be bid up by $50,000, with two foreign investors reverting to small incremental bid rises.
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If Supreme Court does not allow the economic nexus standard, thus reverting to the physical presence standard, states will likely continue to implement notice and report laws, such as those recently enacted in Rhode Island.
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The suppression of the student-led movement had a profound affect on Hong Kong, which in 1989 was just eight years away from reverting to Chinese sovereignty after more than a century of British rule.
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More than a dozen government opponents have this year faced similar charges, with critics saying this shows that under Mnangagwa, the government is reverting to harsh Robert Mugabe-era security laws to muzzle the opposition.
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Mr. Kulter's case led some human rights advocates to accuse Turkish security forces of reverting to the practice of forced disappearances that was used during the earlier years of the Kurdish conflict in the 1990s.
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Set Firm Work Hours & Wellness RemindersWhile we rely heavily on our smartphones and computers for keeping track of time, reverting back to a dedicated timekeeper can help tighten productivity AND remind us to take breaks.
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Retaining strategic flexibility and preserving long-term costs are both crucial for the automaker to not externally be viewed as reverting to bad habits of "Old GM," a reference to the automaker's pre-bankruptcy operations.
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Reverting to the pre-Trump treatment of state and local taxes would, however, be a big tax cut for the rich — and it's noteworthy that none of the Democratic presidential candidates have embraced this rollback.
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Reverting to an earlier design might look like a shopping-result box that displays below some non-paying search results, or Google might try placing Google Shopping ads on the side of the results page.
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"Gold is reverting to its safe-haven role, in a situation where euro zone government bonds are in negative yield territory and investors have fewer safe assets to choose from," Mitsubishi Corp strategist Jonathan Butler said.
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Although Trump's performance in the first 25 minutes was more evenhanded than it has been, the final hour saw him reverting to the reactive, red-faced, literal finger-pointing of earlier debates, a bear easily provoked.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - The Democratic Republic of Congo balanced its budget in all but two months between January and July without reverting to old habits of printing money to pay bills, its finance minister said on Saturday.
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Since 2014, when Trulia began to aggregate data from local multiple listing services all over the country, Las Vegas has led the pack with 503 percent of listings reverting back to "for sale" at least once.
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Yet a 60-minute avant-garde film has managed to easily outmatch any hundred-million-dollar production in its use of 3D, and it does so by reverting to the simplest possible version of the format.
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QUITO, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Ecuador's President Lenin Moreno signed on Monday an official decree, repealing his own fuel subsidy cut that sparked days of violent, indigenous-led protests, and reverting fuel prices to their previous levels.
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" To drive the point home on the need for moderation and urgency, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman argued, "We are simply reverting to what we followed — a moderate Islam open to the world and all religions.
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He spoke about reverting to the age of 2212 even while remaining a man in his early 225s, and discussed the relative ease of time travel — that is, if one knows how to go about it.
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"Reverting back to a world of separation and isolation is not a solution to anything," Cuaron added, at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump is demanding a wall be built on the U.S. border with Mexico.
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But a Justice Department with Sessions at the helm has the ability to rip this up and simply issue a new memo -- reverting back to the old regime where states were left in a more precarious position.
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That would leave the central bank looking for other ways to tame house prices, such as reverting to individual bank-by-bank capital requirements or a countercyclical capital buffer set for all banks, currently at 0.5 percent.
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I also believe that if Guardians had failed, we would currently be seeing a lot more of the same old Avengers, Batman, and Superman stories — stories that execs know people like and studios reverting to the norm.
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That offered the starkest indications yet that the country is reverting to the authoritarian rule that characterized the 37-year regime of former leader Robert Mugabe, who was forced from power after a coup in November 2017.
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The current so-called floor system "works effectively," San Francisco Fed President John Williams told reporters when asked whether he favors eventually reverting to the traditional "corridor" model in which banks would hold far less excess reserves.
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A hard exit from the European Union, or hard Brexit, would come if the U.K. fails to reach a deal with the continent and leaves the EU's lucrative single market, reverting to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
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Gallo suggested that the notion of MPs (Members of Parliament) blocking a no-deal departure reverting to WTO (World Trade Organization) terms was overestimated, given a lack of a clear legal route through which it could occur.
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This team isn't trying to win right now, but developing Taurean Prince's playmaking ability and reverting Kent Bazemore back to the play-finisher he once was instead of the play-creator he's masquerading as, would be smart.
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Nayib Bukele, the new president-elect, said after a speech at the Heritage Foundation in Washington this month that he was reviewing his country's relations with Beijing, suggesting that reverting to recognition of Taiwan was a possibility.
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As proof, Ariel Winter, a core star of the series throughout its decade-long run, has just stepped out with a drastically new color: Reverting from her Alex-Dunphy signature jet black back to Little Mermaid red.
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Collins even suggested scrapping the latest version of the plan — the result of painstaking negotiations between House conservatives and a top moderate — and reverting to an earlier iteration of the bill that had more support from centrists.
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It's also true that reverting the country on drug policy will require approval not just from Congress, but state and local lawmakers who have increasingly moved toward a softer approach on drugs in light of the opioid epidemic.
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Yet partially because the VIX is mean-reverting (meaning it will tend to rise or fall back to historical average prices), these monthly futures do not fully reflect the index's daily fluctuations, and therefore, neither does the VXX.
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This story of Indianapolis cops reverting to pre-web tactics for catching pimps and others in the sex trade shows how the closure has taken away a valuable tool for keeping tabs on the unsavory but ineradicable industry.
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Many factories in the Pearl River Delta are reverting to past practice of hiring only young, preferably female, workers, a different approach from China's post-stimulus years when even men in their 40s or 83s were in demand.
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The first big change is that unlike the base T-Mobile One plan, Magenta will now include 3GB of 303G LTE hot spot data for free, with any hot spot data usage above 3GB reverting to 3G speeds.
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The Japanese company, which plans to list its domestic unit in a $21 billion IPO later this month, said the problem was resolved after four and a half hours by reverting to an older version of Ericsson's software.
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Washington and Tehran, regional experts said, also share the goal of preventing Afghanistan from reverting to a base of Sunni Muslim extremist groups, especially an affiliate of Islamic State, whose avowed enemies include the United States and Iran.
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While convenient for travelers, some opposition lawmakers argued the move violates the Basic Law, Hong Kong's mini-constitution under which it retained its own legal system and civil liberties after reverting from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Pelosi and Schumer will ask for "parity in increases" for defense and nondefense spending levels and want to avoid reverting to the 22019 spending caps set by the 2011 Budget Control Act, according to a senior Democratic aide.
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The peril of not doing so could force technological innovators to retreat from the market place, thus reverting our society from the digital age back to a place where harms from the lack of information are very real.
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"Most of the people out there that want to become fitter or healthier are reverting to choices that have been there for decades, like going to the gym or running but without broader context or understanding," Sobhani said.
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Most of the nation's 110,000 people have fled to Australia and New Zealand—both of which are struggling with climate-driven scarcity in their own economies, and reverting to uglier forms of discrimination from their shared colonialist past.
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But after the Hezbollah missile volley on Sunday, scores were apparently settled and the two sides, who fought a deadly month-long war in 2006, returned to business as usual on Monday, with the border reverting to calm.
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Greek riot police used water cannon and tear gas on Wednesday against migrants at the frontier, while the EU was sounding out President Tayyip Erdogan on his demands in exchange for Ankara's reverting to keeping refugees at bay.
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"It may be worthwhile to consider reverting back to the taxation of dividends in the hands of recipients with a smaller amount being reduced at source," said S.R. Patnaik, Partner & Head-Taxation, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, a law firm.
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Brent crude futures show prices for oil deliverable up to 2019 trading below those for prompt delivery, before reverting to the contango structure of low prompt prices and higher futures prices that is typical of an oversupplied market.
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Instead, he recommended raising the top individual income tax rate, making changes to capital gains taxes, and reverting the estate tax back to its previous parameters as good starting points for how to raise taxes on the rich.
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So European policymakers are reverting to type by promoting a 21st century version of protectionism that keeps foreigners out and which, he says, will mostly help traditional companies just as they're facing increased competition from upstart digital rivals.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - OPEC and its allies led by Russia are discussing the idea of cutting oil output next year by reverting to production quotas agreed in 2016, Russia's TASS news agency reported on Wednesday, citing an OPEC source.
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The climate change policymakers used more subtle language than De Niro in discussing America — reverting to the trade panel treatment of Trump as He Who Must Not Be Named — but were hardly more positive than the actor was.
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They're fine, though, reverting to their basic instincts: running around in packs fighting and fucking amidst a destroyed landscape, littered with buildings covered in flowers of explosions busted into walls, shattered glass, and minefields—human and animal shit everywhere.
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The situation was further confused when team managers met during pre-season testing and proposed further tweaks that would have seen the first two phases changed before reverting to the old format for the final shootout for pole position.
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While other A-listers constantly step out to shock and awe, bleaching their hair on Monday and reverting back to brown for the weekend (hello, headlines), Seyfried's steadfast, signature look often falls just below our radar — but it shouldn't.
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But then, reverting to the natural shyness she always felt she had, she would say "Thank you, husband," and sip demurely, as if the order of things were not inverted; and as if she posed no threat to anyone.
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As tensions grow, New Delhi and Tehran are considering reverting to the old rupee mechanism that was viewed as a safe bet because UCO has no U.S. exposure that could lead it to fall foul of any new sanctions.
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Alissa: I have trouble not reverting to a vocabulary comprised entirely of superlatives when I'm talking about Parasite, and to be honest, I was worried it would suffer with audiences from sky-high expectations once it finally came out.
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"Rather than expecting emerging markets to mean-revert toward the golden years of 2002-2007, there is a risk that in terms of trade, what we are reverting to is the environment of 1980s," UBS strategist Manik Narain said.
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Kim's speech followed months of intensified testing activity and belligerent statements issued by various North Korean officials, raising concerns that he was reverting to confrontation and preparing to do something provocative if Washington doesn't back down and relieve sanctions.
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Carson, the only black member of President Donald Trump's cabinet, "is scrapping years of extensive input and intensive work that went into the fair housing rule and essentially reverting to the agency's previous flawed and failed system," Yentel said.
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Maybe it was always going to be hard to get a self-styled PS4 Al Capone to talk, but after initially resisting he did let his guard down enough to confirm some of my suspicions before reverting to opacity.
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"Well, it's going to look that way when it's not going in, but if you don't play with energy you're going to have a problem," Wolves coach Tom Thibodeau said of his team possibly reverting to more one-on-one play.
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What needs to happen now is for the scientists to keep studying these lizards year after year to determine if these 14 genetic signatures are still around, or if the southern populations are reverting back to their pre-2014 state.
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"A race against time" (April 226st) gave the impression that reverting to trade on WTO terms would be damaging to Britain, citing tariffs on exports to the EU of 22015% on cars, 215% on food and 36% on dairy products.
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"A race against time" (April 1st) gave the impression that reverting to trade on WTO terms would be damaging to Britain, citing tariffs on exports to the EU of 10% on cars, 15% on food and 36% on dairy products.
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You can set as many as you like (unlike on the Apple HomePod) and your most recent timers stay on the screen instead of the whole thing reverting to the home screen too quickly, as happens on Amazon's Echo Show.
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The success or failure of the new currency regime will go a long way towards determining whether President Emmerson Mnangagwa regains public trust, further undermined by signs that security forces are reverting to the strongarm tactics they often deployed under Mugabe.
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The events of the past two weeks exposed the instinctive heavy-handedness of security forces, leading many to say that Mnangagwa is reverting to the strongarm tactics used by his predecessor Robert Mugabe, who was removed in a coup in 2017.
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"The root cause of the problems has been detected, a cure has been identified, and together with external partners, including national security authorities, Hydros experts are working on reverting virus-infected systems back to a pre-infected state," it added.
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Even when his books dig into a world where something very like the Rapture has happened (as in his 2012 novel The Leftovers), they take place long enough after the catastrophic event for things to be reverting to the status quo.
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However, McGregor's lack of ring savvy quickly exposed him as Mayweather clinically dissected the 29-year-old, who was soon reverting to his mixed martial arts roots — clutching, grabbing and hitting his opponent repeatedly on the back of the head.
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Late in the film, Judy discovers that several animals who have disappeared (the film's central mystery) are all predators who have "gone savage," reverting to their animal roots (which the film posits the animal kingdom has evolved beyond) and attacking prey.
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The Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA) expects the oil market to have a surplus of 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) in the first half of next year before reverting to a deficit of about 200,000 bpd in the second half.
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The Americans did not have the same luck in reverting a pool round loss to Italy, who ended a run of four straight victories by the United States as well as their bid for a fourth Olympic gold in the sport.
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The intrigue: Rather than reverting to average, central banks are increasing from last year's pace when they set a record for gold buying that stretched back to the end of the gold standard in 1971, according to the Financial Times (subscription).
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Such failures are easily countered by the pilot — first by using the control column to give opposing elevator, then by flipping a couple of switches to shut off the electrics before reverting to a perfectly capable parallel system of manual trim.
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However, McGregor's lack of ring savvy quickly exposed him as Mayweather clinically dissected the 29-year-old, who was soon reverting to his mixed martial arts roots -- clutching, grabbing and hitting his opponent repeatedly on the back of the head.
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Kim&aposs speech followed months of intensified testing activity and belligerent statements issued by various North Korean officials, raising concerns that he was reverting to confrontation and preparing to do something provocative if Washington doesn&apost back down and relieve sanctions.
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Booker and Castro have proposed reverting to the pre-Trump refugee cap of 110,000, but Elizabeth Warren would go even further, setting the cap at 125,000 initially and increasing it to 175,000 by the end of her first term. 4.
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Cory Booker and Julian Castro have proposed reverting to the pre-Trump refugee cap of 110,000, but Elizabeth Warren would go even further, setting the cap at 125,000 initially and increasing it to 175,000 by the end of her first term.
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The escalating costs and reliability concerns for Pegas front-end website have prompted the bureau to consider reverting to an in-house system, which remains under construction as a backup, according to three technology professionals involved in the census project.
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Reverting to a regime of cross-border tariffs and World Trade Organization rules, after decades of free trade, would force Aston and its suppliers to trace and document where all the parts in a vehicle come from, Palmer told Reuters.
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Addressing a large gathering in a stadium in the second city of Manzini, 40 km (25 miles) east of the capital Mbabane, the king said Swaziland was reverting to the original name it had before being colonized by the British.
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Android Z: Zero, not only is this the name of a fantastic candy bar, with all the tech companies reverting back to simple number-themed names like the Xbox One and Sonos One, Android Zero seems like a fitting choice.
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If Mr. Trump wins the primary on Saturday, as every public poll shows him on track to do, it will be after reverting to the storm-the-gates populism that led to his political rise and refusing to back down amid criticism.
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May, whose government is negotiating the terms of Britain's exit from the EU, has said not reaching an agreement with the bloc would be better than signing a bad deal, leaving open the possibility of reverting to default WTO rules from March 2019.
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But the proposal stoked widespread fears residents of Hong Kong, which has maintained its own independent courts since reverting from British to Chinese rule in 1997, would be put at risk of being sent into mainland China's Communist Party-controlled judicial system.
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From Mulberry Street in Little Italy to Springfield, Massachusetts, to southern Florida to Pennsylvania, the multi-family operation allegedly worked together by reverting to time-honored mob practices like running illegal-gambling ventures, strong-arming businesses, and (at least talking about) busting kneecaps.
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Months after it became clear that "super PACs" could not, in fact, supplant the core functions of a campaign, several of the unlimited-money groups that are backing presidential candidates are reverting to 2012 form — with a series of blistering attack ads.
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But this kind of talk has only exacerbated the current tendency of 2016 Republican campaigns to get derailed from their main message in favor of infighting, talking about Trump, and then reverting to the unworkable Obama-bashing message as a least common denominator.
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"With 8 of the past 10 quarters reflecting year-over-year regression in consumer performance, evidence is mounting to support the notion that credit card users are reverting to pre-downturn bad habits," Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO of CardHub, wrote in the report.
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I understand the limitations — being telepathic isn't exactly the most exciting mutant power; no one wearing her costume would be taken seriously; she's aggressively campy; she also has a strange and long-winded origin story of being bad, but eventually reverting to good.
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According to the report, the U.S. industries that would be hardest hit by reverting to WTO tariffs would be automotive, where the supply chain straddles all three economies, and textiles, as Canada and Mexico account for 15 percent of U.S. manufacturers' sales.
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But instead of embracing a massive extension of our social circles online, we seem to be reverting to tribalism and conflict, and belief in the potential of the internet to bring humanity together in a glorious collaborating network now begins to seem naive.
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When she returned last month, she found a country in chaos, where friends, including one-time Sandinistas, have turned against President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, whom they see as having shed democratic reforms, reverting to an authoritarian regime.
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Likewise, an interactive presentation connected to a decorative limestone sculpture from an Assyrian palace is activated by an AR layer that restores the original colors of the piece, reverting the flat, gray appearance to its original and far more vibrant color palette.
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And North Korea's behavior — which may simply amount to signaling displeasure at Mr. Trump's refusal to lift sanctions against Pyongyang in return for the dismantlement of its oldest nuclear site — suggests that the two countries may be reverting to threats and counterthreats.
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A typical trade could see an SPV combine government bonds with a series of derivatives to offer a note that pays a fixed coupon for two to three years, reverting to floating format for the remainder of the 15 to 20-year duration.
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Here we see that all nine young women keep reverting to fifth position, the crucial starting point in which one turned-out foot is placed in front of the other (one heel by the other toe, one toe by the other heel).
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After more than a year in office, the President has grown more comfortable in his new role as producer in chief, reverting to his old ways and embracing the chaos while delighting in the fact that the nation is now his captive audience.
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They seemed to reflect Mr. Tillerson's expectation, which he has expressed privately to aides and members of Congress, that the American relationship with Russia is already reverting to the norm: one of friction, distrust and mutual efforts to undermine each other's reach.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 55%Liz Parker becomes Liz Ortecho (reverting to her name in the original novels) in the CW reboot, which puts a immigration twist on the teen alien romance, but a modern sensibility wasn't enough to win critics over.
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"Our long term ambitions of 5-7 percent revenue growth and 5-6 percent margin remain intact, but the timing of achieving this is inevitably dependent on the timing of demand growth in our largest markets reverting to historic levels," he said.
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But we are now reverting to what we always wanted to be, which is to pummel minorities, to push them into a corner, to show them their places, to conquer Kashmir, to ruin the media, and to make corporations servants of the state.
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As the Democratic Party struggles to regain its once-solid national majority, journalists, academics, commentators, and politicos keep reverting to an irresistible narrative: that the party's commitment to racial equality has alienated it from the white working and middle classes — perhaps irreversibly.
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"Given that currencies generally exhibit mean reverting characteristics, the deviation from the historical average we are seeing now suggests that an exposure to EM currencies could potentially add to the return on EM local bonds," said Olga Yangol, portfolio manager at HSBC Global Asset Management.
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On March 15th David Davis, the Brexit secretary, admitted to the Commons Brexit committee that since the referendum the government had made no forecasts of the economic consequences of leaving the EU without a deal and reverting to trade under World Trade Organisation rules.
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But broadly speaking, the electoral map is reverting to how it looked before Trump appeared on the scene — perhaps a response to the fact that he's governed as a much more orthodox, down-the-line right-winger than he portrayed himself as a candidate.
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Moreover, if Congress punts the farm bill into 2019 without an extension it could have a major impact on dairy farmers and also result in some programs reverting back to what's known as "permanent law," or rate structures based on legislation from the 1940s.
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Mr. McBurney is alone on stage, alternating between incarnating Loren McIntyre and reverting to himself as he muses on the workings of memory and the nature of time, and deals with his (invisible) 7-year-old daughter who keeps demanding food, drink and stories.
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The military tends to want to sustain overseas military commitments, which they see as vital to securing world order, whether that is to defeat ISIS, or to contain a nuclear-armed North Korea, or to prevent Afghanistan from reverting into control by the Taliban.
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"Years of high growth have come to an end, the Dutch economy is reverting to an average rate of growth", the CPB said, citing uncertainties surrounding Brexit, U.S. trade policy and the state of the Chinese economy as the main reasons for the slowdown.
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Reverting to her given name — yes, she was born Tierra Whack — the young rapper learned to combine the theatrical over-the-top-ness of her earliest outré obsessions (Busta Rhymes, Eminem, Missy Elliott, Outkast) with the grounding essence of her guiding light, Lauryn Hill.
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But now, I think after this passenger plane was shot down, it risks reverting back to an extremely low political participation, and people will look to the streets as the place to actually send messages to their leadership rather than through the ballot box.
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"We are reverting to valuing Tesla shares on the basis of fundamentals alone, which entails a $113 reduction in our price target back to the $195 level where it stood prior to our August 8 note," analyst Ryan Brinkman said in a new analysis.
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Having met with, and been inspired by, countless artists from the Middle East and North Africa, the duo decided to work towards creating a space in which Arab culture met contemporary dance music without reverting to Orientalist cliche or trite—and ultimately damaging—dabbling.
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Reverting to relegating the feature to its own separate page would also seem like it could satisfy the commission's requirements, but that seems like a more extreme move than Google would be willing to make, because it would basically bury the shopping tool itself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If OPEC and its allies led by Russia agree to reduce oil output next year by reverting to 2016 production quotas, it would imply an OPEC-only supply curb of at least 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd), according to Reuters calculations.
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"The bottom line is that it threatens to increase exposure to toxic pesticide drift, reverting back to the pre-AEZ era where EPA and others recognized that off-target drift was a significant public health problem and that simply requiring no contact was not sufficient," Figueroa said.
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Signs of an ISIS revival But ISIS's next leader will also take charge of a group that is showing signs of revival in several Iraqi provinces north of Baghdad and reverting to the sort of guerrilla tactics and assassinations that ISIS utilized before winning territory in 2014.
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During the Obama administration, we considered and rejected the idea of reverting to a civilian U.S. Embassy-only presence, because we understood that such a posture would leave American diplomats highly vulnerable to attack and increase the prospect of a Vietnam-style withdrawal of Americans under fire.
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The administration's willingness to begin direct talks should underscore to the Taliban that the United States believes talks are the only way to achieve its stated goal — stabilizing Afghanistan to prevent it from reverting to a safe haven from which terrorists could strike America and its allies.
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He said it was also unclear when the logo on the building would be changed back to C.F.P.B. While Mr. Mulvaney proudly touted the name change this year, Mr. Czwartacki, his longtime aide, suggested that reverting to the bureau's "street name" was not a big deal.
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WASHINGTON — The Islamic State has carried out nearly 1,500 attacks in 16 cities across Iraq and Syria after they were declared freed from the militants' control in recent months, providing new evidence that the group is reverting to its insurgent roots and foreshadowing long-term security threats.
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To mainstream European politicians, of course, Mr. Trump's reversals, including a tougher line on Russia and a sudden decision to intervene in Syria, are welcome signs that the American leader — now flanked by an experienced national security team — is reverting to a more conventional foreign policy.
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Some ideas that may help: Pursue a financial tuneup with the help of a detailed checklist; turn your Instagram feed into a visual, social support group to stick to your diet; or even use wearable devices that deliver shocks to keep you from reverting to old habits.
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Republicans, after lecturing President Obama about fiscal responsibility for eight years, are eagerly reverting to form, breezily disregarding the half trillion plus deficit we are already slated to run in 2017 as they prepare pile billions in new debt on the backs of their fellow Americans.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Kim Jong-un's test of what analysts said could be a new short-range guided or cruise missile shows the North Korean leader reverting to saber rattling as he seeks to end sanctions that are derailing his hopes of rejuvenating the North's economy.
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Her chasing her daughter feels like such a step backward for me — not overcoming the "recruit and escape" programming she won't acknowledge, but reverting to an earlier programming agenda, even though she knows the bot she's after isn't really her daughter, and that her history is just an illusion.
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Reverting to the guidance emphasizing "race-neutral" alternatives — such as the University of Texas's plan to admit the top students from graduating classes at high schools statewide — is the latest evidence that the federal government now views the use of race in admissions with a very skeptical eye.
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The backdrop: A few weeks ago, Trump signed the Taiwan Travel Act, which Beijing viewed as "a signal that [he] may be reverting to his pre-inauguration inclination to reconsider the 'One China Policy,' one of the foundations of the U.S.-China relationship," writes Axios contributor Bill Bishop.
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"More work needs to be done," the chair of the meeting, Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem, conceded at the end of the talks, partially reverting from his initial commitment to reach an agreement on the Commission's proposals within the Dutch presidency of the EU which ends in July.
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Hence the friendship with Vladimir V. Putin, who in return gets a Trojan horse in the E.U. DAVID DOROSZ, BUDAPEST To the Editor: The European Union never envisioned its members reverting to right-wing autocracies and has no procedures, short of revoking voting rights, to address this trend.
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Understanding the potential consequences of the flavor ban that are bound to unfold - such as a dark market of deadly counterfeit products and former smokers reverting back to old habits - it is imperative that the FDA use the most recent NYTS data in order to make sound regulatory conclusions.
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Google didn't bother sending a representative to congressional hearings on the topic, though its CEO did recently meet with lawmakers privately, and its chief privacy executive testified on Capitol Hill, but his answers about China and a censored version of its search engine were criticized for reverting to a corporate script.
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Northern Ireland risks reverting to direct rule from London for the first time in a decade if power-sharing is not restored, a step backwards in the delicate balance between mainly Catholic Irish nationalists seeking union with Ireland and predominantly Protestant unionists who want to remain in the United Kingdom.
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There is a wide range of potential outcomes to the negotiations including an exit agreement with a transition arrangement giving continued preferential access to the EU Single Market as a bridge to a future UK-EU free trade agreement, or the UK leaving the EU and reverting to trading on WTO terms.
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With options for buying death-penalty drugs significantly narrowed, states face a choice between scrounging for surprisingly expensive medications through back channels, reverting to older, less sanitised execution methods like the electric chair or giving up on a punishment that most of America and nearly all of the industrialised world has already abandoned.
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Parent company Ghostery Inc, which is reverting to its prior name Evidon, will continue in what is described as an "enterprise-focused digital governance businesses" — focused on privacy compliance, including for ad industry groups wanting to adhere to the self-regulatory AdChoices program, but also for tracking compliance with compulsory privacy rules.
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No. If Trump legalized weed at the federal level (almost certainly because Melania told him that another mom at Barron's school smelled weed coming from the boys' room), haters like me would just hand it to him for roughly five seconds before reverting directly back to wanting him launched into Saturn's ring belt.
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After Elizabeth Warren's bumpy ride as a front-runner this past fall — her fundraising has slipped and she's stalled in national and state polls — the Massachusetts senator is done with the attacks against former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and reverting to the approach that helped power her initial rise in the polls.
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Believing that his art would improve the longer he lived, from his sixties Hokusai's paintings and prints begin to accelerate in ambition and sophistication, leaping between styles and subjects, informed by European influences on perspective or reverting to tradition as required, and moving away from traditional woodblock production to more painterly practice.
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That helps explain why Trump won: All his dog whistles about making America great again (by perhaps reverting to a time when white people held a much stronger grip of government), political correctness, immigrants, Muslims, and "the African Americans" may have helped prime white people into voting for the racially regressive candidate.
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On Tuesday's episode of Watch What Happens Live, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star confirmed she's once again going by Yolanda Hadid, reverting to the last name she had while married to Mohamed Hadid from 1994-2000 – and the same moniker as her three model children Gigi, 20, Bella, 19, and Anwar, 16.
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Other actions, like making sure all insurance plans fulfilled original ACA requirements, would have to go through an official rulemaking process and would therefore take longer, but Calsyn anticipates that abolishing "junk plans" that do not meet ACA requirements would be relatively easy since it would just mean reverting to an Obama-era standard.
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It feels like every time we get used to Chrissy Teigen's currenthair situation, she goes and switches things up on us — which is exactly what she did Friday, getting rid of her long layers and reverting back to her collarbone-length chop — which her hairstylist, Jen Atkin, explains is not in fact a lob.
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"Total supply growth could exceed demand growth: indeed, in the first half the surplus could be 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) before reverting to a deficit of about 200,000 bpd in the second half, leaving 2018 as a whole showing a closely balanced market," the Paris-based IEA said in its monthly oil market report.
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Between the bots, the trolls, the fake news, the Nazis, and the algorithmic curation that's unavoidable on other parts of the platform (namely in hashtag feeds and the search function), even reverting to a chronological feed won't give you a completely "neutral" view of Twitter — that's an idealistic dream that seems increasingly out of reach.
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Some Brexiteers still fantasise about reverting to an echo of the 1930s world of imperial preference, through free trade with countries like Australia, Canada, India and New Zealand—apparently ignoring the 45% of British exports that now go to the world's largest free-trade block, the EU. Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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And even if you aren't planning to be a DIY bride but just have about a zillion weddings on the docket, you'll be thrilled to have a few good go-to hairstyles ready to go, just to avoid reverting to that same ponytail you usually do when the weather is sticky and you need your hair off your face.
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It means that the mogul's decision last autumn to write Ms Herzer out of his will and health-care agent remains in force, and that Mr Redstone's voting stakes of nearly 80% in Viacom and CBS will remain under his control, rather than reverting to a family trust (as they could have if the court had declared him incompetent).
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The new legislation would eliminate "stacking" provisions that result in offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed using firearms; shorten mandatory minimum sentences, including reverting life imprisonment to a 25-year minimum for those convicted under the "three strikes" provision; and expand the "drug safety valve" to reduce the number of nonviolent drug offenders receiving mandatory minimum sentences.
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"Read more: The UK expects to spend £100 million flying back stranded Thomas Cook passengers, which is only £50 million less than bailing out the companyLisa Tyndall, a spokeswoman for flight comparison website Skyscanner, told the newspaper: "We typically see prices increase for key routes when an airline ceases trading, before reverting back again soon after.
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That raises North Korea as the Trump and Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnStrap yourself in: 2023's likely to be quite a ride What to worry about: 6 top risks to watch for in 2020 Foreign policy issues, with enemies and allies, will follow Trump in 2020 MORE bromance is ending, reverting back to invective and insults.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Sales volume to remain similar to that of 2015 - Capex and business acquisitions of USD100m-150m a year RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: - The company reverting to more longer-term and competitively priced funding on a sustained basis.
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Given the need to prevent the Supreme Court from reverting to an all-white body, as it had been before Justice Marshall's arrival in 1967, and given the extreme scarcity of conservative African-Americans then in a position to be nominated, there was one obvious choice, and he was sitting in his judicial chambers a mile from the White House.
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Asked recently about his thoughts on women's equality — a principle successfully enshrined in military policy when the last combat restrictions were lifted under the Obama administration starting in 2015 — Mattis hedged on whether to even allow women to join rifle platoons, reverting to oddly inscrutable talking points about football and community college that somehow landed on the suggestion that gender equality could cause death.
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