Parties in forward motion tend to keep going forward; parties in reverse tend to stay in reverse.
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"I'm in reverse now / Don't follow me," he sings.
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M.C. Funny how history repeats itself sometimes ... in reverse.
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That could never — in 100,000 years — happen in reverse.
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After the vehicle began to stall, the mother, who was driving, put the car in reverse, drove forward, and then put it in reverse once again to ensure the car was working okay.
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It's funny because you usually hear about this in reverse.
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It's a mechanism that works just as effectively in reverse.
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The best antihero drama is a morality play in reverse.
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The Republican race has been run in reverse, said Corker.
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He went in reverse and again drove over the injured.
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The pagination is in reverse (as in a Hebrew book).
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"Unwinding creates just as much disruption in reverse," he said.
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Bond yields, which move in reverse of price, fell sharply.
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These finely crafted oil puddles resemble a sky in reverse.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS BREXIT IS A TRADE DEAL IN REVERSE
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Until now, the series was told in reverse chronological order.
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An example would be his use of verification in reverse.
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When the day is over, he does it in reverse.
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The Republican Party has experienced the same process in reverse.
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We do the same in reverse when I come back.
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A 5 pound chihuahua somehow put the vehicle in reverse.
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The Hoss Fly tops off at 5 mph in reverse.
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Going up or down a hill looks different in reverse.
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But a federalism revolution in reverse might very well be.
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It's weird how human evolution goes in reverse in sports.
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"I live life in reverse," he said with a chuckle.
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What Trump is doing, he says, is journalism in reverse.
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I see the project as We Live In Public in reverse.
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On the second path, the photons navigated them in reverse order.
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But I'm also ... Okay, let me go in reverse order. Okay.
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But hysteresis also works in reverse, at least to some degree.
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Here he is trimming the fat off a filet…in reverse.
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Mr Frey calls this "the great migration of blacks in reverse".
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Who knew watching things happen in reverse could be so ... calming.
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I tell them I'll just imagine the morning's events in reverse.
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He revved the engine and made a clean exit ... in reverse.
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It works in reverse, and with the special character keyboard, too.
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The driver tried to turn back, threw the truck in reverse.
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That works in reverse too, favoring California retailers in similar circumstances.
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Back home in New York, the fallacy plays out in reverse.
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This series, though, is playing out in reverse of last fall's.
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But something was horribly wrong: The bus kept going in reverse.
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Even to go in reverse I simply pushed an "R" button.
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The government intervened and ObamaCare is, essentially, airline deregulation in reverse.
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When you pay your taxes, the same process happens in reverse.
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For example, the documentaries will air in reverse on Saturday, Sept.
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The problem is: The whole system is now running in reverse.
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In some cases, the Trump administration is even going in reverse.
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This rainbow spiral is just as calming to watch in reverse.
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Grenfell Tower burned in reverse, moving inward from the building's exterior.
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Reactions to Mr. Kerry divided along similar lines, only in reverse.
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Photographer Caleb Foster's video (above) shows the sublimation process in reverse.
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They move up and down often in reverse with the market.
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"Your house is just like mine, only in reverse," she said.
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Then the countdown begins in reverse order, from 25 to 1.
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It was in reverse, I guess, from what you'd normally do.
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He put the vehicle in reverse and ran over Arroyo, authorities said.
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You'll get what you give and while this planet moves in reverse.
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Revisiting the event is akin to recalling a first kiss -- in reverse.
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If you did this, tweets would mostly appear in reverse chronological order.
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Under Trump, the trend toward diversification has halted — and gone in reverse.
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One of them moans that it's like winning the lottery in reverse.
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Holland put his car in reverse and was subsequently shot 14 times.
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Many Salafist preachers were nominal Christians who trod the path in reverse.
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Archived posts appear in reverse chronological order with date stamps for clarity.
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The world is sprinting ahead, while the United States is in reverse.
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A similar procedure is followed, in reverse, when imported containers are unloaded.
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No wonder we panic when the camera turns on in reverse mode.
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He specializes in reverse engineering proprietary communications protocols, especially those of MMORPG's.
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The driver slammed the car in reverse and fled the scene backward.
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Green Bay's first three drives went in reverse for minus-8 yards.
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This montage was Pretty Woman in reverse and it deserves an Emmy.
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At that point, Son's giant investment machine would be running in reverse.
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Another step backwards for an administration already going full throttle in reverse.
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But I think, actually in reverse, [I] have an obligation to go.
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What makes Discovery great is that it's doing all this in reverse.
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Now, some are bringing this criteria back into our politics in reverse.
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Title cards thanked all those depicted, in reverse order, for being famous.
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Rewarding them for good behavior is essentially the same action, in reverse.
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Trump is doing it in reverse order, with a middle-aged democracy.
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Sometimes, he uses a pedal to play back his lines in reverse.
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In the summer, a heat pump runs in reverse, cooling the house.
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That thinking is now playing out in reverse on the American right.
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That makes Social Security a bad case of Robin Hood in reverse.
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Behold (in 4K!) the wonders of watching someone slice food in reverse.
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Suiche, founder of Comae Technologies, was successful in reverse engineering TheShadowBrokers' products.
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"You can compare this to running a video in reverse," he said.
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Touchdown, Atlanta, the same process in reverse, as a freak snowstorm hits.
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We're really pleased that we did the whole succession plan in reverse.
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And then, like Astrid in reverse, he slips from happy to sad.
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My first draft used the theme entries GO IN REVERSE and BACKPEDAL instead of BACK TO FRONT and IN REVERSE, but after completing the grid I decided I wasn't satisfied with that combination and wanted to explore other options.
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We will then see the same feedback loop kick in, but in reverse.
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I'll tell you what I said ... No, we did it in reverse order.
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In my case, Cracker Barrel may have actually induced that investment in reverse.
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You can think of it as a kind of Golden Rule in reverse.
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But the 2012 GOP nominee has flip-flopped on Trump too -- in reverse.
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" Then a decade later, he said, "Redistricting is like an election in reverse.
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Aloupis put the car in reverse and backed toward where Anglada was sitting.
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Still, he was able to drive in reverse, back the way they came.
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Afterwards, one noted wryly that the whole event felt like "Davos in reverse".
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Ever since Twitter first launched, tweets have been organized in reverse chronological order.
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When confidence drops and money flows shift, the computers would act in reverse.
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"I put the car in reverse so quickly I damaged it," he recalled.
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Put another way, Virginia Democrats should run the Republican Party playbook in reverse.
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Now try it in reverse: think "brainstorm" and then listen to the video.
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In short, I was living a version of his life, albeit in reverse.
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"We unfortunately appear to be, once again, in reverse gear," Mr. O'Brien said.
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The video is played in reverse, with both artists playing opposing mob members.
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The same operation happens in reverse for trains heading back the other way.
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But getting a wave function to go in reverse is no small trick.
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Depending on your time zone, you might do the same, but in reverse.
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Mr. Fields drove away from the scene, in reverse, but was later arrested.
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Indeed, "Evil Nigger" runs the story in reverse, ending in spaced-out atonality.
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We cannot allow that to now be used against them in reverse order.
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In short, the unified theory of democratic life can be applied in reverse.
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This one, like a horror movie in reverse, lets the monster out early.
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The engineers put it in reverse and "gunned it" to free the rover.
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The National Security Council engaged in "reverse engineering" under Mr. McMaster as well.
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For —RO I could use DINERO, whose remaining letters spell ENID in reverse.
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This is hopefully seen as a small gesture in reverse of this fact.
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Its final track, "Duckworth," also features a gunshot, followed by audio played in reverse.
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Falling in Reverse, fronted by Ronnie Radke, has a new album, due April 7.
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So no, entering your PIN number in reverse to alert the police doesn't work.
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But if it were done in reverse, you wouldn&apost be fine with it.
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Holding on to anger while the warrior planet is in reverse is not recommended.
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Not only did their savings stop, but they went in reverse and spent prematurely.
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Labour is a series of four short, single-channel video loops played in reverse.
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The engine rumbles and the tires slide forward as I put it in reverse.
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When off, you'll only see Tweets from people you follow in reverse chronological order.
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Opinions about privacy may be shifting again at Facebook's hands, this time in reverse.
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A second vulnerability is to what might be called America's industrial policy in reverse.
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Instead of just getting listed in reverse chronological order, they get ordered by importance.
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As the years pass, it seems the 49-year-old is aging in reverse.
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Corporate profits have been stuck in reverse for the last year and a half.
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Basically, it learned to be proficient at Rubik's Cube by playing it in reverse.
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Almost six decades later, his remains were carried on the same journey, in reverse.
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In that way, Sanders is doing what Cruz and Trump are doing in reverse.
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Obama, of course, just worked the process in reverse, moving from politician to celebrity.
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In reverse mergers, Chinese companies buy U.S. "shell" companies and assume their stock tickers.
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So let me do this in reverse, because I think that's the strongest question.
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The LGBTQ rights revolution will halt and, most likely, begin to march in reverse.
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That off-season, as Mom declined further, my baseball superstitions started working in reverse.
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The rising trend in prescription drug prices is finally starting to move in reverse.
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The drive there always reminds me of an escape to the Hamptons in reverse.
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The black car, in Mr. Grays's telling, came tearing back his way in reverse.
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With Mars in reverse all month, there's a thin line between passion and drama.
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I started going through in reverse-chronological order, thinking I'd organize them into folders.
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This is kind of the same kind of thing but in reverse, for me.
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Even though I was in reverse, the view from the camera was not showing.
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Backward exercising is a thing, with throngs of people squatting and sprinting in reverse.
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Whatever factors sent her into obscurity, they seem to be operating in reverse today.
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At the end of the day, he makes the same long trip in reverse.
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"It could be the biggest Robin Hood in reverse a president has ever offered."
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The driver quickly put the van in reverse and rolled back inside the building.
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"We are doing it all in reverse," said one high-ranking MONUSCO military official.
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While still in reverse, the truck moves out of range of the security camera.
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It could also potentially be used in reverse — to remove toxins from the body.
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"This budget is the Robin Hood principle in reverse," Sanders said in a statement.
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"Conducting videos are ridiculous, because you are looking at everything in reverse," Noone said.
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The existing IRS tax compliance process essentially arrives at the same conclusion in reverse.
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We're told he threw his Mercedes in reverse and slammed into the car behind him.
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Feather said it would the money to increase its headcount and investment in "reverse logistics".
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I'd like to see Heroine performing in reverse to my original goals as a writer.
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The suspect kicks his car in reverse, turns the corner and rumbles down Devon Avenue.
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Some simply argue that landing videos are clips of rockets taking off played in reverse.
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It's kind of like a disgusting ant-flavored chocolate fountain flowing in reverse, Tovey says.
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But there is also a possibility that this will be the general election in reverse.
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Without new credit, economic growth moves in reverse and individual player "bankruptcies" become more probable.
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"The ski lift stopped and started going in reverse," Leontyev, 32, told the news station.
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What lessons would you give to the tech industry having experienced this moment in reverse?
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It's like "a classic Marvel origin story but told in reverse," explains producer Jason Schwartz.
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Of these, three were personnel issues: I will address these three points in reverse order.
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The UUP, which tracks the U.S. dollar, has been doing something similar, but in reverse.
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Instagram's new Rewind mode plays videos in reverse, just like one of Snapchat's oldest filters.
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It will ask you to put the car in reverse and gently press the accelerator.
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Second Look will be in Facebook Dating's Settings, and show people in reverse chronological order.
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How many actors are good enough to play those two roles in reverse chronological order?
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In many of the works, Johns mirrors the weeping soldier with a Farley in reverse.
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The top 30 skiers from the first run go in reverse order in run two.
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The movie, starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard, operates a bit like "Casablanca" in reverse.
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Much like tarot cards, runes can have different meanings when they are drawn in reverse.
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If the driver puts the vehicle in reverse, guidelines appear on the side-view screens.
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For Johnson, who can decide in reverse when he is or isn't being serious, any
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Consider what has happened in the last week alone (in reverse chronological order): * Arizona Rep.
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Instead, Justin put the car in reverse and they drove back the way they came.
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With the Packers' offense going in reverse, the Bears' field position was on fast forward.
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It was some perverse triumph to recross the line between obese and overweight in reverse.
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There are further embellishments: The car was in reverse when the man jumped onto it.
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"This whole energy industry picture is going to be abruptly driving in reverse," said Yergin.
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The show tracks the trio's lives and friendships over 20 years in reverse chronological order.
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In reverse, companies that grow more slowly can focus on wringing profits from existing operations.
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We're looking to transform ourselves from within while the planet of rebellion moves in reverse.
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When Venus moves in reverse, she withholds her charms, encouraging us to find our own.
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Picks 4 to 14 will then be allotted in reverse order of the teams' records.
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Now, her mother-in-law in China sends her money — the immigrant dream in reverse.
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Here's another video of the Transformer pre-paint job, executing the move in reverse. Bravo!
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Tesla shares accelerated in the past week after being in reverse for most of the year.
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Yurts made of white felt are creeping steadily up the hillsides, like a glacier in reverse.
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Akowuah thought he was in reverse but was actually in drive when he accelerated the car.
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Either that, or the 46-year-old singer is drinking vampire blood and aging in reverse.
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That's why the best antihero dramas play out as tales of moral instruction, but in reverse.
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Once you recall this, could you describe it in reverse order starting midway through that hour?
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As this goes in reverse, commodity-dominated countries such as South Africa and Nigeria will suffer.
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Snapchat shows you the big list of Stories from people you follow in reverse-chronological order.
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And it works in reverse, too: old blood can have a decrepifying effect on the young.
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But progression doesn't work in reverse—Leo doesn't regress into Cancer; birth charts only move forward!
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Pay attention to your new perceptions of the world as the blue planet moves in reverse.
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You'll discover the same bias in its language, in reverse: a bias for sourcing female candidates.
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In some ways, it looks like this is a video played in reverse, but it isn't.
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That also worked flawlessly in my testing, kicking in whenever I put my car in reverse.
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She will be strangled by the rope only this time she will be strangled in reverse.
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Here's a closer look at the tweets, which are in reverse order because of the threading:
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Their mission is to force their enemies to confront their own Manichean flaws, reflected in reverse.
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I see Self and Quarles playing that process in reverse, adapting abstract aesthetics to carnal representation.
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Trump and his party have tried to redistribute those costs in reverse through repeal of Obamacare.
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The archive is presented in reverse-chronological order, with the most recent stories at the top.
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But before you borrow, talk to a federally approved housing counselor who specializes in reverse mortgages.
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The midterm elections of 2018 will look like the 2010 and 2014 GOP victories in reverse.
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When the car's driver attempted to flee in reverse, the officer fired into it several times.
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Among "a lot of concepts" was the idea for a reality dating show, but in reverse.
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A climate sceptic encircled by members of Extinction Rebellion might do the same thing in reverse.
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Instead, we're like Casanovas in reverse: the more we do it, the worse we're at it.
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Other places work in reverse; you're an organ donor unless you (or close relatives) say otherwise.
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If 2018 is anything like 2010 in reverse, there will be some major upsets like that.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) — is proposing a bill that would throw the detention machine in reverse.
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Verification in reverse is taking something that has been nailed down and introducing doubt about it.
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And this works in reverse too: The technology sector is strongly affected by larger economic forces.
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To respond to them in reverse order: Did the M.T.A. have much credibility to begin with?
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Now, all messages in the inbox will appear in reverse-chronological order (like they used to).
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And if you're wondering whether the Republicans do the same thing in reverse, no, they don't.
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Morris moves backward through the decades of Edison's life; like Merlin, this wizard ages in reverse.
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While China takes more steps forward than backward, the United States is moving slowly in reverse.
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Even better, it works in reverse, with the tiles able to help find a lost phone.
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Under such legislation, the pressure for Congress to play Robin Hood-in-reverse would be intense.
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Below in reverse order are the six varieties we would happily drink again as milk substitutes.
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They are like a fine wine in reverse: The new ones just get better and better.
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First, I keep a list of words that have other interesting words partially overlapping in reverse.
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Watching Diana slip away, I realized, was also a kind of miracle, a birth in reverse.
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"My car was in reverse when I saw the shadow (of a man) coming up," Morton said.
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In response to the request to pour the liquid in reverse, he shared a second clip: ... pic.twitter.
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When it comes to Apple's virtual assistant Siri, that storyline appears to be playing out in reverse.
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Listen to your gut while he moves in reverse and challenges your thoughts to inspire new action.
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The rest of the Tweets will be displayed right underneath, also in reverse chronological order, as always.
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How cool is this ... Michael Phelps and Katie Ledecky recreating that famous 2006 autograph photo -- IN REVERSE!
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Previously it showed you every picture and video posted by people you followed in reverse-chronological order.
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"IT'S LIKE the Midas effect in reverse," says Badiul Majumdar of SHUJAN, an anti-corruption pressure group.
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Mercedes-Benz is recalling certain 2017 AMG G 65s because they're potentially unsafe to operate in reverse.
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"All of a sudden he throws it in reverse and speeds back down the street," he said.
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Let's take the same question in reverse: What do each of you see as Obama's biggest failure?
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Apple, too, released an Android utility called "Move to iOS" which performs this same process in reverse.
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We question the efficacy of the first two channels and fear the third could work in reverse.
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It's a darkly-lit crime thriller told in reverse, just like Christopher Nolan's 2000 Oscar-nominee, Memento.
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And if the car is in reverse, the sound is slightly different so pedestrians know that too.
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To give viewers the same sense of disorientation, the director Christopher Nolan tells the story in reverse.
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The electric motor helps drivers in situations where low speed is required, driving in reverse and parking.
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In this situation, Putin's best strategy is to follow the Nixon and Kissinger model, but in reverse.
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To illustrate the point, ballistic missiles are shown in reverse motion, pulling back into their launch silos.
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Rather than straighten out and begin to drive forward, the car continued in reverse through the intersection.
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It is told in reverse chronological order, giving insight into what brought these characters to the clinic.
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He witnessed his own birth in reverse, plunging back into his mother's womb from a diving board.
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Is it possible to do a 10-second flourish with a cloak, then do it in reverse?
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And the generational split for Buttigieg and Sanders carries over to their supporters, too, but in reverse.
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The ability to mow in reverse is a big plus that many other mowers do not offer.
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You're telling me I can go to the supermarket without having to put it in reverse once?
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"The gears of Progress, that demiurge of the first Gilded Age, were set in reverse," Fraser writes.
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It employed the same tactic in reverse, accelerating the speed that clients appeared to pay their debts.
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I remember telling myself that it would be sort of like trick-or-treating, but in reverse.
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When we query the data using this framework, the answer is clear: We are going in reverse.
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Whatever happens there, it probably is similar to what happened, maybe in reverse, in the Big Bang.
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Their simulation then put a main galaxy in the center of others, and played the system in reverse.
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Lookout simply calls it "Phishing AI."As a security researcher, Richards has a background in reverse engineering threats.
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The CEO also reportedly doesn't like too many signs or the beeping sound the forklift makes in reverse.
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The company originally displayed tweets of the accounts you followed as they were posted, in reverse chronological order.
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But then your apps are also presented in reverse-chronological order when you go to the multitasking view.
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A smaller column to the left contains your notes in reverse-chronological order, topped by a search bar.
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A tab that shows Stories in reverse chronological order, replacing the redesign's algorithmically sorted feed for many people.
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While stopped at an intersection, Seymour allegedly put her Land Rover in reverse, colliding with a Mercedes-Benz.
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On Tuesday, all three of these major trends were in reverse, and stocks gave up gains in response.
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On Tuesday, all three of these major trends were in reverse, and stocks gave up gains in response.
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With the glowy skin of a pre-teen, it almost seems like Jennifer Lopez is aging in reverse.
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It will start algorithmically ranking your photos, instead of showing them to you in reverse chronological order. 13.
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We're told it was moving forward slowly as the black SUV was in reverse and the cars hit.
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When it goes downhill, it runs in reverse, generating electricity (similar to how "regenerative braking" works in cars).
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How is it possible to get that much detail when you're painting on your own body in reverse?
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This and everything else in the first panel has to be redone in reverse on the second panel.
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"The market has turned in reverse pretty sharply," said Gene McGillian, manager of market research at Tradition Energy.
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When Google first announced Google Lens last year, it was described as a kind of search in reverse.
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Meanwhile, the giant turtles have began to devour entire cities causing Don Lemon to speak in reverse English.
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Silence is like Taken in reverse, with Liam Neeson gone missing and others trying to track him down.
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Selena Gomez has a lead foot -- at least in reverse -- and a poor innocent fence paid the price.
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The company added a few other creative tools Tuesday, including a "rewind" mode that plays videos in reverse.
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Padgett made a recording of the composite hymn played in reverse on top of the Enigma theme, and
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The competitors go out in reverse order for the second run according to their times in the first.
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Brad Pitt portrays Benjamin, a man born in his 693s in 1918 New Orleans, who ages in reverse.
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The wave of Republican defections from Trump's side is the same process that normalized him, but in reverse.
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As with the mobile version, Listen Now is the primary pane, offering up shows in reverse chronological order.
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Due to confusion on my part, I ended up watching the fourth and third episodes in reverse order.
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" His sympathy for the middle-class virtues led Time magazine to call him "a Sinclair Lewis in reverse.
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Now, he seeks to complete his long comeback by doing it in reverse order, and one round sooner.
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So many planets are moving in reverse, helping us to become more accountable for our actions and decisions.
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Confusingly, some chapters unfold in reverse chronology, while others linger on the last days of the doomed family.
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While ICE's data operations move forward, Washington's D.O.L. has now spent two years trying to go in reverse.
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Afghanistan is in its 37th consecutive year of war—and war, we know, is human development in reverse.
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"Allied," Robert Zemeckis's deft and diverting World War II romantic thriller, operates a bit like "Casablanca" in reverse.
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The auto industry has gone in reverse in recent months because of trade uncertainty and higher borrowing costs.
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You could also use Greyparrot in reverse vending machines and credit your account when you return plastic bottles.
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Up until now, updates have been placed in reverse chronological order, with the most recent Status appearing first.
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In the App Store tap on "Search" then type in "Reverse Vid" and press search on the keypad.
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At the end of the show, the ship launched, compressing upward like a giant lipstick tube in reverse.
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The State of the Union address, under President Trump, has become something like a celebrity roast in reverse.
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Whether you're walking up walls or dancing in reverse gravity, Apple's wireless AirPods won't slip out of your ears.
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It would make more sense to have the car move in reverse when you pull the virtual joystick back.
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" When put in reverse order into Google Translate, "¿Puedo buscar el auto?" translates to "Can I find the car.
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The light buckets will act like floodlights in reverse, pulling in radio waves from a huge swath of sky.
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I have seen portraits of her wearing a ski cap, a baseball cap in reverse, and a shower cap.
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Amazon is already using that tactic in reverse, promoting the PillPack service to a targeted group of Prime subscribers.
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Mr Knausgaard provides the internet in reverse: a slow-moving contemplation of everything from the trivial to the profound.
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If you aren't familiar with retrogrades, they're periods of time when a planet appears to be moving in reverse.
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He had to use a people-smuggler to retrace, in reverse, the route he had taken the year before.
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The "Shape of Water" is sort of like "The Little Mermaid," but in reverse and with a masturbation scene.
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The momentum that drove the market up, as higher prices fuelled expectations of further gains, works in reverse too.
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Much like how signaling had the potential to create an artificial valuation spike, it can also work in reverse.
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Others tell their stories in multiple timelines or in reverse order or with the ending revealed in the beginning.
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Image: Instagram / Gizmodo With Instagram approving its new look today, it's like watching the evolution of TV in reverse.
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Yesterday afternoon, a new version of the video was uploaded to Twitter which shows the events playing in reverse.
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It's like Thelma & Louise in reverse: Instead of driving off a cliff, they're skidding away from an exploding city.
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The cosmic second half of his set, 25 minutes of "A Shadow In Time," works through this in reverse.
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This process works in reverse as well—foods that inspire feelings of well-being become favored, even if bitter.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Aussie dollar takes a thumping, soybean prices swing and German carmaker shares are stuck in reverse.
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Logistics are a big concern, particularly in reverse channel activities, like coping with consumer complaints, product adjustments, and returns.
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There seems to be something of my teenage reasoning operating in reverse here, albeit without the excuse of youth.
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Some cars also have AEB systems that work in reverse or emergency evasive steering technology to help avoid crashes.
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The clips show the lipsticks melting in reverse, leading them to resemble a specific part of the male anatomy.
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Having made these observations, Montaigne embarks on what might best be described as a creative writing lesson in reverse.
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Nearly twenty years ago Hunan TV first had a gay interview show... How are they now going in reverse?
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The tweets — there are around a dozen or so on average, Haq said — show up in reverse chronological order.
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If this next Congress is seated and organized without major rule reforms, the same thing will happen in reverse.
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For tops, edging a partner can increase their sensations of power and control—but it also works in reverse.
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Build up to it: When moving forward, slow down and pedal one revolution in reverse, then go forward again.
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Of course, just as technology companies can't easily duplicate car companies' manufacturing prowess, the same is true in reverse.
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If you have high ceilings and a ceiling fan, switch the fan to run in reverse during the winter.
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Thought ruler Mercury moves in reverse through Cancer on July 19, intensifying our emotions, and dredging up old wounds.
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These county patterns remind me a lot of what happened between 2012 and 2014 in Iowa, but in reverse.
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The vehicle at first went in reverse, but then was moving forward — away from officers — when the shooting occurred.
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Finally, if you're having trouble getting started, a Redditor suggests beginning in reverse cowgirl, then rolling over into spooning.
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Through other people's eyes, the two of us might not make sense, but that works in reverse as well.
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The 20 best albums that were nominated and snubbed in this category are listed below, in reverse chronological order.
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Here's a quick whip-around of all the un-presidential things Trump tweeted this weekend -- in reverse chronological order.
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In "Reverse Angle: A Decade of American Films" (1982), he recommended only 15 of the 245 films he discussed.
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But the phenomenon works in reverse, too: This World Cup, as a whole, has benefited from Russia's unexpected enthusiasm.
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That's true for Mitchell, but in reverse: Mockingly retweeting Mitchell carries much the same message as seriously retweeting Silver.
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The ringed planet of structure is moving in reverse, letting you set new rules for how you execute your responsibilities.
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Facebook was putting a car in reverse that had been driving at full speed in one direction for 14 years.
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You saw that in reverse when a bunch of British designers went to New York, they kind of went nowhere.
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When you multitask, it presents you with a stack of your most recently used apps, arranged in reverse-chronological order.
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A "revolutionary procession" will then bear Fidel's remains across Cuba, tracing in reverse his victorious march on Havana in 1959.
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The British biker brand Belstaff clad models in reverse leather, cropped shearling jackets as part of its Heading North collection.
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For starters, the right-side mirror would automatically dip while in reverse to give a clear view of the curb.
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Her movie Irreplaceable You, which arrives on Netflix Friday, February 16, is like P.S. I Love You but in reverse.
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An artist created an album featuring four memorable game themes performed in reverse, and we can't stop listening to them.
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If played in reverse, "Another Tape" implores the listener to start a doomsday cult based on free two-day shipping.
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Perhaps the app's biggest differentiator from current social networks is that it sorts posts in reverse-chronological feed, not algorithmically.
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The same forces that turn Republicans against trade, or persuaded Democrats to dig in on immigration, could work in reverse.
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And while Seifert may have gone in reverse, he's hoping for the day when he can cut the cord again.
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The way I look at it, if I don't know I'm going in reverse then I deserve what I get.
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"In many ways, it's a classic Marvel origin story but told in reverse, structurally," producer Jonathan Schwartz explained to us.
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Watch out for lattes in reverse: Instead of spending a regular amount, you fail to take advantage of a benefit.
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The driver put the car in reverse, stopped then raced up the ramp but the car landed in the water.
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Another neat perk: if you happen to lose your phone but have your keys, the technology also works in reverse.
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STOCKHOLM, March 3 (Reuters) - Swedish Central Bank said on Thursday it bought 2020 and 2022 nominal bonds in reverse auction.
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For example, the steering wheel could only be controlled while the car was going in reverse below a certain speed.
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A significant shift for the famously ephemeral app Open Memories and you'll find your saved snaps in reverse-chronological order.
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A key longer-term issue for investors at present is whether the era of globalization is now moving in reverse.
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Turning the valve one way engages it and increases the pressure, and going in reverse eases and shuts it off.
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"Swift" is organized in reverse chronology, but I started at the back, to watch Baker's early motifs return and change.
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STOCKHOLM, March 10 (Reuters) - Swedish Central Bank said on Thursday it bought 2023 and 2025 nominal bonds in reverse auction.
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Others are subtler: This fakie 360 flip perfectly spun into a kick ramp would make more sense viewed in reverse.
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We are about to see a replay of the 2016 election fight over premium increases, but this time in reverse.
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I pack my makeup kit in reverse order so that each item is at the ready when I need it.
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Carla, 30 I guess we did the whole thing in reverse, because we were cohabiting before we were even dating.
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Economists broadly agree that the coronavirus shock will cause the US economy to go in reverse during the second quarter.
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Each of Kivinen's complex works is itself made up of multiple works, but the layering occurs in reverse as well.
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Tap on a user's profile and their videos will appear in reverse chronological order, but they only display view counts.
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After the financial crisis, when the Fed slashed that rate to near zero, the economy was still sliding in reverse.
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Warren wants the VP slot If Clinton's praise of Warren was unusually emphatic, the same was also true in reverse.
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The exhibition, which opens on the museum's third floor and spills over onto the second, starts quietly, almost in reverse.
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Push forward to go forward, back to go in reverse, and to the left or right to spin in place.
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"Because without this thinking, you would see numbers that you wouldn't believe in reverse," Trump said, pointing at his head.
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General intelligence can generate task-specific skills, but there is no path in reverse, from task-specific skill to generality.
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They just carry you on, drop you in your seat and then when you arrive, do the same in reverse.
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A Quinnipiac University poll, also released Tuesday, asked separately about the inquiry and impeachment and removal — but in reverse order.
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To the left I need a word starting MI—, reading in reverse, whose remaining letters will end something reading forward.
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"At first, we had this discussion where we wanted to do a burnout in reverse," Johnson said after the race.
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The day's amount was the highest since July 5 when the Fed awarded $111.24 billion in reverse repos to 47 bidders.
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From Settings, tap Privacy, Location Services, System Services and Significant Locations, which are shown as a list in reverse chronological order.
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Or the panopticon in reverse — each user bricked into an individual cell that's surveilled from the platform controller's tinted glass tower.
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Rather than merely being shown in reverse chronological order, these first few tweets are instead popular tweets pulled from your feed.
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The Fed awarded $320.89 billion in reverse repos on Monday, down from $412.52 billion on Friday and the most since December.
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This ring acts as a particle accelerator in reverse, slowing the antiprotons to a mere tenth of the speed of light.
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If you go into Settings and switch off "show the best tweets first," tweets will show up in reverse chronological order.
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As she was trying to escape the animal, she was run over by her own vehicle as it rolled in reverse.
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A new notes tab lists your notes in reverse chronological order — an obvious feature that the company somehow missed for years.
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"I consider this video an art performance and knew right away I wanted to do something in reverse," Nahko tells PEOPLE.
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"I wanted to write [Tim McGraw's] 'It's Your Love' in reverse," says Bones, 35, who duets with Underwood on the song.
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Others slowly recede into the horizon, like zombies in reverse, especially during songs in which Dilloway relies heavily on field recordings.
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The issue is more challenging for some of our major trading partners in Europe and Asia whose economies are in reverse.
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The lobbying of the "digital ambassador," however, operates in reverse — it is not a private player seeking to influence governmental actors.
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Watching a show in reverse chronology is like eating the Mona Lisa, not the creator's intended use and terrible for digestion.
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In a kind of united-front policy in reverse, it now seems content to antagonise them all at the same time.
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Like Earth-observation startups, but in reverse, it is using ever cheaper commercial technology to do what only governments did before.
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Twitter Inc, in February, jumped on the feed customization bandwagon and let go of uniformly displaying tweets in reverse chronological order.
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Laptops should be getting thinner and lighter while performance increases, not going in reverse and bulking up into 12-pound behemoths.
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Because without this thinking," here Trump paused to point at his brain, "you would see numbers you wouldn't believe—in reverse.
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In the hour he was behind the wheel, driving in reverse, he only hit a mailbox and a couple garbage bins.
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This was the highest amount since March 31, when the central bank awarded $303.85 billion in reverse repos to 99 bidders.
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If one driver caught navigating rush hour traffic in reverse doesn&apost have a job a stunt driver, they might soon.
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Each year, drivers going in reverse kill 200 people and injure 15,000 more, most of them very young or very old.
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We only share stories of entrepreneurs who have "made it" and they tell their story through rose tinted glasses in reverse.
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" Another one of his videos is called "SpaceX Testing Your Stupidity" and shows the video in reverse as "what really happened.
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Buckle up and get ready for five reasons — in reverse order — why you should apply to compete in Startup Battlefield. 5.
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The musical unfolds in reverse-chronological order; when we meet its three main characters, they're middle-aged, successful—and desperately unhappy.
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I originally submitted this puzzle in reverse order, moving from the heavy to the light, using CRASH DIET as the revealer.
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"The same thing happened in reverse when the Fed started hiking rates back in the fourth quarter of 2018," Mahaffy says.
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The plot proceeds in reverse chronological order from the moment of the character's death, in three chapters presented in different styles.
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The scene is like a religious annunciation in reverse; you suspect the clothed man has come to say he is leaving.
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It is like unloading a zoo's worth of animals in reverse order of mobility and releasing the cheetahs at the end.
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I would do a lap of my body, moving and warming individual body parts, and then do it all in reverse.
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POS loans offer the opportunity to buy a product now and pay for it in installments, like layaway but in reverse.
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Still, the effect could happen in reverse in favor of Democrats, leading to even more gains for the party, Silver notes.
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But until anything really, really catastrophic happens, investors seem ready to buy all of Boeing's dips—rather like MCAS in reverse.
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"Pressing into the earth, the concave sculpture reflects the concave sky, creating a sense of the landscape in reverse," says Sze.
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In Brazil, this effect exists, too, but it also exists in reverse: Local politicians use their networks to support majoritarian candidates.
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"History is made in reverse; the past is becoming," a shrouded figure intones in one of the film's more dreamy scenes.
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The mom then allegedly put the vehicle in reverse "and drove over them — not once, not twice, but three times," Pelligrini said.
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When the ringed planet moves in reverse, it allows us to take a good look at our routines and self-imposed rules.
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You'd think a few minutes of Mozart would satiate her desire for some classical, but no, this baby is staying in reverse.
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" She alleges that Mike proceeded to "put the truck in reverse and began to back up, and firmly said, 'You're f—–ed.
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The Reddit profile contains a list of the user's posts in reverse-chronological order, and a follow button for subscribing to them.
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The election-in-reverse hypothesis, in which Mrs May exceeds expectations and her deal survives, might quickly prove to be hopelessly naive.
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Set to Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' song "A Familiar Taste" (from The Social Network soundtrack), the entire war unfolds in reverse.
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Click here to view original GIFJust as everything is cooler in slow motion, humans are fascinated with watching things happen in reverse.
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The Jeep Revolution BFR-3 can even be pedaled in reverse, making it easier to turn around using a three-point turn.
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Buyable Pins will also work in reverse now as well, with the site also showing users how to bring looks to life.
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Return of the Obra Dinn is about the horror of history, the horror of a tragedy in reverse, the horror of inevitability.
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The European rules apply to all airlines departing EU airports but do not apply in reverse unless the carrier is EU-based.
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The budget proposal "practices the Robin Hood principle in reverse," said Senator Bernie Sanders, budget panel member and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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The digital camera records the image in reverse—blue grass and orange skies—so Pettigiani has to swap the colors in Photoshop.
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Turns out, the Panthers had elaborately tweeted the lyrics of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song in reverse chronological order.
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Until June 9, the red-spotted planet will be driving in reverse through Libra, the sign of relationships, diplomacy and peaceful partnerships.
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This time around, there was another sense of discord between the man's personality and his performance in the Octagon, though in reverse.
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Some 160 billion yuan in reverse repos were also set to expire on Tuesday, according to Reuters calculations based on official data.
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Here are a few answers: Plummeting oil prices put economy in reverse Oil revenue fueled Venezuela's economy under former President Hugo Chavez.
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I compare it to those Russian dolls that you open and they get smaller and smaller and smaller — it's that in reverse.
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The optical systems used to meld the output of the lasers could be used in reverse as a vast and sensitive telescope.
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As is probably clear, Tuvel's critics are impossible to pin down, because they work in reverse from a conclusion—transracialism is bad!
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They were able to disable the car's transmission and brakes, and, while the vehicle was in reverse, take over the steering wheel.
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And as the PNAS study shows, that works in reverse: seeing other people experiencing more comfort makes flyers prone to getting annoyed.
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When trying to dislodge a stuck passenger door from the sidewalk and he puts the car in reverse, breathe and stay calm.
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One of the best novels about America in recent years is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "Americanah," which deploys the Jamesian formula in reverse.
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Fellow officers called him "Benjamin Button," an apparent reference to the 2008 Brad Pitt film about a man who ages in reverse.
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Here's a look at the eight Senators in the last 21922 years who have faced expulsion -- in reverse chronological order: * Oregon Sen.
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Per the flag code, the same procedure is to be repeated in reverse when taking down a flag flying at half-staff.
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Such "negative partisanship," as political scientists call it, applies in reverse to conservatives who hear alarming news about President Obama and Mrs.
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Yes, watching a compilation of 1,000 high schoolers pantomiming the same godawful clip of a Falling In Reverse song is deeply cursed.
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Based on the footage, in which the car flees the scene in reverse, it is difficult to believe the attack is accidental.
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With the aggressive red planet in reverse, we could come on a little too strong and even wind up pressuring people inadvertently.
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The most interesting part of Dollano's typeface is her numerical set, which functions like a time machine of typographical history in reverse.
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And of course, if abortion had been prohibited by the court in blue states, we'd have seen the same effect in reverse.
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And if you are feeling like you want to mix it up, you also have the option to play challenges in reverse.
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But then America has always been in love with change in reverse, in the safely settled past, not the dangerously changeable present.
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Both that cohort and its destinations have grown far more diverse, and the same temporary mini-diaspora now happens in reverse, too.
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It then traces his artistic development in reverse, ending with his early years in Urbino, Italy, where he was born in 1483.
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Even after my first practice here, still my mind is going in reverse to four years ago, how I prepared for that.
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None of the auto manufacturers can afford having American policies that put them in reverse — nor can their customers or the planet.
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When they tried to pull Yarber over for questioning, officers said, he put his car in reverse, accelerated, and struck their vehicle.
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And the coda scene of the First flashing through all the show's Big Bads in reverse order is a wonderfully foreboding moment.
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In that sense it is Syria in reverse, where Iranian troops are battling Saudi-backed rebels on behalf of the Syrian government.
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For years, the platform worked like a simple RSS feed, showing users content posted by people they follow in reverse-chronological order.
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Prime uses the same two electric motor/generators as a standard Prius does (a motor becomes a generator when turning in reverse).
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Creating this mental pyramid not only helps you find your top-level goal but it also works in reverse, according to Duckworth.
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Neptune rules the realm of mind-altering substances, so it's a good idea to avoid partying too hard while he moves in reverse.
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But you turn the tables by punching your PIN number in reverse order, alerting the ATM to send an alarm to the cops.
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After all, those are the areas of life that Mercury rules, so they're turned topsy-turvy when it seems to move in reverse.
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"It says maybe we need it if we want time symmetry," a theory that still works if you play the physics in reverse.
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This means the Warriors are one phone call away from any executive in Silicon Valley—and the same is mostly true in reverse.
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The Tile Mate ships with four preset ringtones for finding items, and can be used in reverse to find your lost phone, too.
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Again, it's pretty funny with things like jumping into a pool since, in reverse, it looks like you're jumping back out of it.
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At a time when African democracy has often seemed to be in reverse, Gambia's swift transfer of power is a sign of hope.
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Google's right that your photos app shouldn't just be a place to see all of your photos and videos in reverse chronological order.
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It's especially nice because it's going in reverse, so you don't see what you're going to see next until you already see it.
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It involves a lot of paint and plaster — and that's only step one, as he captioned another video showing the process in reverse.
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He allegedly put the ambulance in reverse, knocking Arroyo over, and drove over her before crashing into several parked cars, the spokesperson says.
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The motors that drove the front wheels of Krieger's landaulet could operate in reverse, to work as generators when the driver slowed down.
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Fuller's Laura goes through the character arc of a Gaiman hero in reverse: Shadow represents domesticity for her, and he is running away.
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Album cuts "Staring At All This Handle" and "Remember In Reverse" were both previously released as a singles in June of this year.
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The story is told largely in reverse, each chapter providing context as to how Sean's damaged past has led to his bleak present.
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" And "A Masters in Reverse Psychology" always gets some raised glasses in the crowd with the line, "Keep knocking back the whiskey sours.
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It struck me that if the Turkish military waged full-scale war here, it would be like the battle of Kobani in reverse.
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Ford has introduced features to increase trailer stability and make it easier to change lanes or drive in reverse with a trailer attached.
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After the crash, Webster ran over to help people onto the sidewalk, shortly before the Challenger went back up 4th Street in reverse.
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I am proud of it because of its unique structure, consisting of five conversations, arranged in reverse chronological order from 1982 to 1848.
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In the case of progressive rock, the sequence has unfolded in reverse: these bands were once celebrated, and then people began to reconsider.
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"The Trump administration is driving our auto future in reverse," Rhea Suh, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.
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The motorized steam style locomotive can be controlled using a smartphone or tablet to move forward and in reverse around an oval track.
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The criminal complaint states that Alvarez hit the throttle in reverse while Melendez and another passenger were out swimming behind the Miami Vice.
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That data is then fed to your smartphone, so whenever you put the car in reverse, it switches over to the backup camera.
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If you click on "News" or "Features" for instance, you can see all the latest posts in these categories in reverse chronological order.
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Our crop of Russian émigrés has been asking itself whether it can repeat the Bolsheviks' feat in reverse, and bring democracy to Russia.
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The chairs were arranged on top of Stone's patchy rug, "Untitled (in-reverse #1)," which, flipped, once had life in another gallery exhibition.
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"Face," a song on your new album, portrays your Twitter advocacy in reverse, addressing the incursion of the tech industry into romantic lives.
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In reverse osmosis, the membrane pores are incredibly small, only about 20.45 nanometers thick, allowing water molecules to squeeze past, but not salt.
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From the president's point of view, which is the only point of view that matters to him, it looked like Watergate in reverse.
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He imagined what would happen if Mr. Trump hosted a TV program like Ms. Winfrey's famous talk show: He'd do everything in reverse.
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When they did not and it slowly moved in reverse, he displayed a firearm and continued to call on the driver to stop.
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The awards, and the acceptances, often served as an answer, a message that the social gears have not totally been thrown in reverse.
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Moving somewhat in reverse, Dirty Lemon is opening its first bricks-and-mortar location as many brands are trimming back their physical footprints.
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She said things had gotten so hard that her mother-in-law in China was sending her money — the immigrant dream in reverse.
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The Dodge driver slammed the car in reverse, going back up the street at a high rate of speed, dragging its front bumper.
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Still, Auriemma has not backed away from his preseason prediction that at some point, this team will lose, a Joe Namath in reverse.
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It could also work in reverse, as childlike iterations of Pokémon might have been the reason that a previous Pokémon fan drifted away.
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The tracker device also works in reverse so you can ring your phone when you can't find it, even if it's on silent mode.
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Wall Street futures pointed higher, the dollar steadied against the yen after three days of decline and gold and government bonds were in reverse.
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A striking and androgynous Ozymandias in reverse, she wakes up from her reverie, organizes her languid limbs, and without a word, walks off-camera.
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As Lieberman moves his phone backward through the cloud of blobs, the noises replay in reverse as if he were rewinding a vinyl record.
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Behind him is a brown door with a glass transom on which the number 27 is painted in gold and, of course, in reverse.
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While SAD usually occurs in the winter as the days get shorter and colder, people can also experience SAD in reverse (cue "Summertime Sadness").
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"It's more about the traditional story in reverse, so we go back to the Congo rather than beginning there," actress Margot Robbie told Reuters.
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I am struck by the cards that represent what will actually help and hinder me: The five of pentacles in reverse and the lovers.
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TMZ posted the surveillance video that showed Knight throw his truck in reverse, knock over one man, then drive forward over Terry ... killing him.
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The network effect that made Facebook ever more attractive to new members as it grew could work in reverse if it starts to shrink.
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So if the same basic system exists in these starfishes, it might be possible to manipulate it in reverse and stop their feeding frenzy.
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Robots offer this resume in reverse: all-stars when it comes to defeating distraction, noobs when it comes to negotiating the human-filled environment.
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Mary Barra The share of women leading Fortune 500 companies has fallen to a dismal 4%, another area where progress is in reverse gear.
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Soon the Dodge driver slams the car in reverse, going back up the street at a high rate of speed, dragging its front bumper.
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When you open Twitter after some time away, highly ranked tweets will show up at the top of your timeline in reverse-chronological order.
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Rather than slow a vehicle with conventional friction brakes that turn forward momentum into heat, hybrid and EVs spin their electric motors in reverse.
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The shows' fortunes seem to have gone in reverse directions since Jimmy Fallon tousled Donald Trump's hair during a campaign appearance on the program.
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A year ago Twitter introduced a so-called algorithmic timeline that ranked tweets based on relevance instead of them being in reverse chronological order.
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Tell them to use a mouse to adjust the color of a big spot on the screen, like a color-picker tool in reverse.
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Herodotus said they did everything in reverse and Strabo, a Greek geographer from the first century BC, could never get used to animal worship.
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On the rare occasion we don't finish doggy-style, we finish with me on top—but with my back to him (in reverse cowgirl).
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In reverse engineering Final Fantasy XV, for example, I came across countless interesting little tidbits, a couple of which I took care to document.
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Gift wrappers may think they are transforming the mundane into the magnificent; recipients seem to experience the process in reverse, with disappointment the result.
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The 'Big Half' is a new, mass-participation event, with much of the course following that of the full London Marathon but in reverse.
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"The cycle definitely feels like 2010 in reverse," said Shripal Shah, a Democratic strategist who worked at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2010.
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OAKMONT, Pa. — The first rain delay Thursday morning at the 116th United States Open was greeted like recess in grammar school, except in reverse.
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Play it in reverse and you get the picture—in those cases, Proxima would have been sucked up by the other alpha Centauri stars.
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But when I played that scene in reverse—at home, taking off my shirt, and unstrapping my bra—I didn't like what I saw.
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Pud Pad Noy returned to the front but it went Rocky in reverse and he accrued more losses than wins on the comeback trail.
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TMZ obtained surveillance video from Tam's showing Knight putting his truck in reverse, knocking over one man, then driving forward over Terry ... killing him.
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The overall lottery played out like this (with the picks from 13 to 21 coming in reverse order of the 21985-216 standings): 1.
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It turns out that each of those circled letter sets is the name of a television channel, but the call letters are in reverse.
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The events of the day were held somewhat in reverse: First, there was a party, followed by dinner, and at sunset, a quick ceremony.
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Order snapper sengari, and it arrives in the flaming colors of sunset, butterflied and stuffed with tomatoes and celery, almost a tagine in reverse.
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I'm going to take the questions in reverse order, because the answer to the second provides some context for the answer to the first.
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"As the Bridgeport officers approached, the operator of the stolen vehicle accelerated in reverse and struck at least one Bridgeport Police officer," it said.
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People love to blame high-end coffee drinks as the reason you're not rich, but maybe just as key is the latte in reverse.
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While iPhones do not have built-in reverse video features, you can download a third-party app to reverse a video on your iPhone.
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He didn't know about the free shipping push either, but the "Robin Hood in reverse" arrangement rankles him now that he's been filled in.
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He hit on the idea of starting in Takarazuka a theatre troupe like Kabuki—a travesty troupe, but in reverse, with women playing men.
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For most people, a typical day looks like this: However, some people experience their day with the stages in reverse: recovery, trough and peak.
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The movie ends by creating a direct link with the beginning of A New Hope, effectively recreating that movie's famous opening sequence in reverse.
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It had the same dial configuration but in reverse, with the G-meter in the smaller dial, and was created titanium or stainless steel.
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Aside from banning the Nazis and adding an edit button, displaying tweets in reverse-chronological order is one of the biggest features requested by users.
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Since this season of American Crime Story is told in reverse chronological order, the specifics of characters' timelines can be difficult to keep track of.
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Going in reverse order, the GM strike is likely to be resolved within the next week or two if the UAW approves the tentative deal.
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Or she falls back within it, letting go, allowing the cords to bear her, then bounces back upright, as if gravity were working in reverse.
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But on Wednesday, Trump's budget director Mick Mulvaney put the car in reverse, suggesting that people shouldn't take Trump "word for word" on the subject.
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Turin first posted the photo on Twitter, and people collectively congratulated her, cried, and commented on how her parents have seemed to age in reverse.
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Recently, we watched him watch every single one of his movies in reverse chronological order in #allmymovies, snidely joking about his falling asleep in Transformers.
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And then a police car embarrassingly (hilariously) loses control and starts sledding down in reverse until it gives a love tap to the crashed buses.
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Click here to view original GIFThis video is just footage shot normally and then played in reverse and, well, there's nothing else more than that.
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Other new features include a rewind mode for videos, which will allow users to play video in reverse, and hashtag stickers to visit hashtag pages.
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Sticking with our theme of trading trending markets, the approach for finding bearish trading opportunities will incorporate many of the same principles, only in reverse.
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Morgana ensnares and tricks Melody with the promise of turning her into a mermaid and... yeah, this is really just The Little Mermaid in reverse.
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The Poof Point: An experiment gone wrong causes two scientists to age in reverse, hurtling toward the point at which they will cease to exist.
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Ms. Miranda brings heightened suspense and a twist to this familiar scenario by telling the story, which unfolds over 15 days, in reverse chronological order.
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Though not a comprehensive list, here are some of the most notable things the President has said about his Russian counterpart -- in reverse chronological order.
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Here are some of the most notable corporate regrets of the year and some really big ones from years past, listed in reverse chronological order.
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He looks young for 33, so much so that fellow officers have given him the nickname "Benjamin Button," after the character who ages in reverse.
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And so our stoic protagonist sets out eastward across frontier America, crossing the country in reverse, against an advancing tide of settlers, explorers, and outlaws.
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That's right—every team in the league, in reverse order of last year's standings, gets to pick the games it has Jagr in the lineup.
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Jones would also use the lead hook, lead uppercut pairing in reverse, attempting to lift the opponent's head into the path of his lead hook.
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If Democrats do replicate the Tea Party wave in reverse, Republicans will find themselves in a world in which Democrats are in the driver's seat.
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Without having attended the artist talk, it would be difficult to know that Biggers's subject is retracing the North Atlantic slave trade route in reverse.
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The movie adaptation from Linklater will follow that same story, but it will be filmed in reverse — that is to say, in regular chronological order.
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An emblematic piece is Nauman's lithograph from 1973 that simply asks us, in reverse lettering, to "Pay Attention," and follows that address with an obscenity.
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It's unknown exactly how the five-pound dog managed to put the car in reverse, but the four-legged driver successfully weaved through oncoming traffic.
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Here are the top five contenders in reverse order: Retired couples can live comfortably in Kuala Lumpur on $1,500 a month, according to International Living.
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At one flash point, a protester hurled an object through the passenger window of a police van, which sped away in reverse as demonstrators cheered.
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"In a way it was like 'Twelve Angry Men' in reverse," said Jane Ritter, a retired schoolteacher on the panel who wept during the verdict.
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The senior officer, Darren Moody, said that when he tried to approach, Mr. Thomas put his car in reverse and rammed into a parked car.
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"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," the 230 film starring Brad Pitt as a man aging in reverse, was considered a feat in visual effects.
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Trump's battle with Atlantic City resident Vera Coking in the 1990s is the ultimate example of this kind of Robin-Hood-in-reverse development scheme.
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I was only listening for those "audible proximity alerts" — the high-pitched beeps that my car emits as I approach an object while in reverse.
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And Buchanan's outdoor works relate to Robert Smithson's formulation of "ruins in reverse," as he called the ahistorical environment of the northern New Jersey industrial landscape.
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Besides, some of us couldn't tap out our PIN numbers in reverse under the best of circumstances, much less with a gun pointed at us. 4.
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You can create a loop of the footage, play the footage forward and then in reverse, or make those lights pop with the Long Exposure tweak.
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A central atrium of timber blocks allows sunlight through and creates a trompe-l'œil effect that makes it feel like the space is contracting in reverse.
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Somehow he seems to have the ability to make people more themselves, then plays their intentions back to them in reverse with a wall of reverb.
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The instrument of choice is the fuel cell, which works like electrolysis in reverse, turning hydrogen back into electricity and water to power an electric motor.
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Simon Cowell reenacted that scene in reverse during an X-Factor episode when his big toe was mistaken for, how shall we say it, his junk.
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The caveat that applies to Switzerland, Norway and Sweden applies in reverse to emerging markets, where rents and wages are lower than in the rich world.
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President Donald Trump is frequently contrasted with his Oval Office predecessor Barack Obama — comparisons Trump sometimes encourages, to highlight himself, while detractors frame it in reverse.
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But one artist that always seemed like a strange case on the Warped Tour, because they're one of the tour's biggest draws, was Falling In Reverse.
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We're told Kayla -- who was apparently dating Soulja -- got in her car, put it in reverse and backed down the driveway, where she clipped the curb.
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Told in reverse and running just under 14 minutes, the film makes the audience jump to many conclusions and has a more shocking ending than Memento.
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It is worth considering how the men's college basketball world would be talking about Seton Hall if the past two seasons had unfolded in reverse order.
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Everyone seemed to be on a date in reverse order: sex in a bathroom stall, then drugs in a dark corner, then an affogato by candlelight.
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Unfortunately the car didn't pass U.S. Customs, so Dunn agreed to take Bourdrez's DAF 46, which runs as fast in reverse as it does in drive.
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And in his very short short story "Wife in Reverse," Mr. Dixon started with a woman's death and ended years earlier, when she meets her husband.
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The school week had the same cruelty in reverse, as I waited for time to pass the other way and allow me to go home again.
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He loved sports cars and died while driving in reverse on the New Jersey Turnpike, a fact I still can't quite believe, even as I type.
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A car plowed into a group of people in Charlottesville causing bodies to go flying ... then floored it in reverse away and appeared to drive off.
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The backdrop: Nunn and Lugar are widely recognized as the drivers of the "proliferation in reverse" success story with the denuclearization of the former Soviet republics.
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The rating scale is like the Richter scale for earthquakes, but in reverse: The lower the number, the exponentially worse a passenger is — ruder, louder, dirtier.
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Other than that, my companions are a tall standing mirror to study the panting's image in reverse and a rocking chair for pondering my next move.
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These voters view the Democratic Party not only as the opposition, but as imperiling the national welfare (a view shared in reverse by "high engagement" Democrats).
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On Wednesday, Mr. Castro's ashes were taken into the countryside, on a route that retraced, in reverse, the steps of the revolution he led in 1959.
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But in recent years, some ecologists have asked whether they can help stave off an extinction crisis by, in effect, running Dr. Lovejoy's experiment in reverse.
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Job titles should be listed in reverse-chronological order, says TopResume career expert Amanda Augustine, because machines favor documents with a clear hierarchy to their information.
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One channel shows the DNC and RNC balloon drops from 2016 then plays them in reverse, and another was shot by a camera attached to Sen.
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Craning over his shoulder, Douglas Tully slowly, cautiously maneuvered his 256-foot delivery truck down a block of West 56th Street in Midtown Manhattan — in reverse.
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In reverse order, then, starting with that unwanted stepchild: This movie began life as the opening batch of episodes for the Cartoon Network series Clone Wars.
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There's "Rewind," a new video setting that allows you to record and share videos in reverse (Snapchat also has this feature, for those still keeping track).
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They give us a kind of perverse pleasure in reverse: not of seeing the worst come true, but of seeing the worst without it coming true.
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Thus, Home Alone is basically It's A Wonderful Life in reverse, with everyone in Kevin's life realizing Kevin's worth even though he's known it all along.
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Electric heat pumps, for example, work like a refrigerator or air-conditioning system in reverse, taking heat from the air or the ground to warm a building.
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Watching Fletcher, Steadman, and Raftery play off each other as Gestalt feels a little like watching Tatiana Maslany do her thing on Orphan Black, only in reverse.
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Although our largest planet is moving in reverse, it doesn't mean that he can't throw some good fortune your way - the secret is to ask for it.
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Given the way the bot worked, only the first word applied to the message, and you'd have to read them in reverse order because of Twitter's chronology.
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The filling process does that, but in reverse — redepositing the underlying warm shades that naturally exist beneath brown hair colors, explains Jeremy Tardo, colorist at Benjamin Salon.
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After finalizing the works, he's rigorously tested them in reverse to ensure that they do, indeed, give you the right private key when processed through his formula.
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A drop in reverse Yankee issuance would be a blow to the European market, which has thrived on jumbo-sized transatlantic deals over the last few years.
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He had a fully authority-approved plan in place to do the whole thing in reverse, in order to store the complete plane on the Empire property.
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Ramirez said he failed to follow the officer's order to get out of the vehicle and accelerated it in reverse, striking the patrol car, according to police.
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Some Brazilians see a similar civilian-military collaboration, in reverse, in the likely victory in the presidential election this month of Jair Bolsonaro, a former army captain.
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He signed his work, carving his name (in reverse) into the inside of the mold; in Mendelson's homage, the inscription instead reads 60 FL OZ (1.87 qts).
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That might be frustrating to some expert users, but could prevent novice users from accidentally getting stuck in reverse chronological and not knowing how to switch back.
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A week later, the study groups were asked to come back and drink in reverse order, or in the case of the third group, to switch beverages.
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He could suffer from the presidential cycle in reverse: a front-loaded economy that could be on the brink of recession just before the next presidential election.
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"Ongoing home price falls in Sydney and Melbourne will depress consumer spending as the wealth effect is now going in reverse," said AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver.
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A rally against hate in Berkeley is shaping up to possibly be the next Charlottesville -- albeit in reverse -- since people are already throwing punches and swinging sticks.
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Suge guns it in reverse and clips Sloan, knocking him to the ground, then floors it forward ... running over Sloan again and mowing down Carter, killing him.
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Now she's fallen for her nephew — kind of like Oedipus in reverse — it seems more and more like the dragon queen's story arc is a tragic one.
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In reverse order, then, starting with that unwanted stepchild: This mess was initially created as the opening batch of episodes for the Cartoon Network series Clone Wars.
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On "Birth in Reverse," from her 2014 album St. Vincent, she sings, "Oh what an ordinary day / Take out the garbage, masturbate," against a wailing guitar line.
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He seems to age in reverse, a fact that's only accentuated by the fact his bandmates look roughly ten years older than they did ten years ago.
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The exhibition takes work created between 1966 and 2016, and is ordered in reverse chronology, so that visitors can plummet from the now back to the then.
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Even putting aside that grotesque Robin Hood-in-reverse policy, the evidence is somewhere between thin to nonexistent that tax cuts have much effect on economic growth.
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As Digger considered his options, it started raining again, in reverse it seemed, as if the rain were coming up from the ground to fill the clouds.
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Downtown Houston has six miles of underground tunnels that work like Montreal's, but in reverse: They're air-conditioned for summer rather than heated against winter's icy blasts.
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Since the best of Botox's effects take place slowly over the first two weeks, it's pretty exhilarating to see your face ever so gradually moving in reverse.
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Related: Watching Candy Melt in Reverse to Classical Music Is the Best Rainbow-Schmeared Unicorn Toast Brings Whimsy to Breakfast Behold, The Most Immaculate Gingerbread House Ever
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The nascent 2020 campaign is turning into a sort of Truman Show in reverse, where the candidates control the camera and are pulling us into their lives.
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With no Democratic leaders in any branch of government to blame, I think this would be akin to what happened in the 2010 elections, but in reverse.
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This, too, is an innovation; before Snapchat, much online content, from blogs to tweets, was consumed in reverse chronological order, from the most recent to the oldest.
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Frisco had put the SUV in reverse, but a bullet hit him in the head and his body slumped to the side as the SUV careened backward.
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This is an unusual addition given the Galaxy Buds Plus don't actually have noise cancellation, seeing as it works in reverse and lets sound into the headphones.
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For breakups, just run the choreography in reverse, slowly phasing out photos together until fans ask what's up, then post a heartfelt Instagram message announcing the breakup.
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In an email, Mr. Komanoff said the mayor has made improvements on the first, done little on the second and "is stuck in reverse on No. 3."
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One shape is roughly the Hebrew letter beth in reverse, another looks like an ornamental C, a third like a lowercase I in some early digital typeface.
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In 503, when Britain was shedding the vestiges of its empire, Ronald Webster emerged as the George Washington of the tiny Caribbean island of Anguilla — in reverse.
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With its new movie remake, Mean Girls is effectively following this pattern in reverse, turning a film that turned into a stage musical into a movie again.
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The machine has easy threading, an automatic bobbin winding system, three pressure feet (all-purpose, zipper, and buttonhole), and built-in reverse stitching to prevent fraying seams.
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This multigenerational saga, set in Dubrovnik, unfolds in reverse, beginning at the end of Regina Delavale's life, in 2002, and working back to her birth, in 1905.
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Forty-one states now require utilities to provide "net metering" — essentially, running the meter in reverse when the solar panels provide surplus power back to the grid.
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Skilled midwives can make a difference, but they can have the same difficulty in reverse: of making their way to rural villages to assist with a birth.
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Maybe it's because of the fact that Puff is wearing the fur and Cassie is wearing the bomber when part of me wants that to be in reverse.
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The same thing, however, is now happening in reverse, with some IF proponents preaching an equally pointless set of rules about what and when you're supposed to eat.
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Smallfoot is a thoroughly silly monster myth in reverse: It turns out bigfoots are real, and they're as scared and skeptical of us as we are of them.
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I think for the North Koreans, that is one that can potentially be a good thing in reverse while China might be, they have their own selfish goals.
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As such, these videos of a birthing in reverse document the process of mothers undoing the moment they gave birth to men who would become tyrants and dictators.
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While trying to escape the cat, the woman jumped out of the car, forgetting she had her car in reverse, according to officials from the Florida Highway Patrol.
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Youtube user MarkHacks has created a sequel to the equally cool "Stuff In Reverse" video, but this time, there are ducks, bubbles, and matches doing their thing backwards.
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As the aircraft descends, which can also take around 20 minutes, the electric motor would run in reverse to act as a generator, turned by the windmilling propeller.
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DRIVER WITH CAR PROBLEMS SPOTTED GOING IN REVERSE ON BUSY OHIO HIGHWAY "The possum had its lips drawn back, was foaming, and releasing a foul smell," authorities said.
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Trump is all that in reverse: the looming collapse of Nafta, the resurgence of Russia, an incoherent policy in the Middle East and prospective abandonment of the Kurds.
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John and T.J., given identical first and middle names in reverse order (John Thomas and Thomas John), learned chords so they could join in at relatives' picking parties.
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Instagram also added other tools like the option to play your videos in reverse, add hashtags, and use an eraser that removes things you've drawn on the photo.
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A 550-mile, cross-country funeral procession this week traced, in reverse, the triumphant 1959 march of Castro's ragtag guerillas from Santiago to Havana nearly six decades earlier.
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Although I usually go to sleep at 3 AM on a Sunday morning, rather than wake up at that time, I had to do my schedule in reverse.
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Below are the recorded instances in which the Republican presidential candidate has called for, rejoiced in, or otherwise encouraged combat between supporters and detractors, in reverse chronological order.
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The initial statement provided by the police department on Sunday said that, upon arrival, cops heard gunshots and saw a car of teenagers driving toward them in reverse.
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Surveillance video showed a Dodge Challenger stopping about a block and a half away from the protesters, reversing, then driving into the crowd before speeding away in reverse.
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Florida authorities say they responded to a rogue vehicle spinning in reverse around a suburban cul-de-sac with a lone occupant inside: a Black Labrador named Max.
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It's a fundamental shift in how Twitter works, and puts to bed the notion that Twitter automatically equals a straight list of tweets shown in reverse chronological order.
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Coupled Bulls could lock horns more often with warrior Mars in reverse, but this is also a prime opportunity to work together to resolve a long-standing issue.
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TweetDeck, for example, still returns Tweets in reverse time order, while the new Twitter timeline includes an algorithmic touch to surface tweets that aren't necessarily in time order.
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Authorities say the footage captures Fields' Challenger stopping about a block and a half away from protesters, reversing, then driving into the crowd and speeding away in reverse.
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The story, about three friends who drift apart as they navigate show business, is told in reverse, starting with disillusioned middle age and winding back to idealistic youth.
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If progress toward cleaner, more efficient vehicles is put in reverse, oil companies may increase their revenues, but consumers are the ones who will bear the financial burden.
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In blurry video taken by a bystander in the Walmart parking lot, Yarber's car does move in reverse, and about 30 shots can be heard as people scream.
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The Bounce effect plays the photo's motion forward and then in reverse, and Long Exposure blurs the motion in the image, which gives the picture an artsy look.
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In reverse, however, if Apple shakes off what investors could read as a short-term disruption to production and sales, other stocks could maintain short-term price integrity.
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Watson celebrated with a double-arm motion that was like a raise-the-roof gesture in reverse, as if he were signaling that he was lowering the boom.
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The same symbolic power, in reverse, goes for streetlights that are left on when they are not needed: The message sent is that squandering electricity does not matter.
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In response to the Times piece, he wrote that changing demographics makes the data misleading — and that ultimately, "we're not going in reverse" when it comes to segregation.
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So, if you're really into cross-dressing, I can force you to only use your computer after you have sent me photos of you in reverse gender wear.
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There could also be a scenario where investors come out of the woodwork after the election and start buying, in which case Cramer recommended employing his strategies in reverse.
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The planet of hope will be moving in reverse, but his path will help you to give thanks for the opportunities that have come before you in the past.
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The same UHVDC links that send power from distant hydroelectric plants, say, can be run in reverse when their output is not needed, pumping water back above the turbines.
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It was quite difficult for me to shoot that exact way in which I was brutally murdered because we had to do things in reverse and in slow motion.
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Videos of a birthing in reverse in Candice Breitz's Labour document the process of mothers undoing the moment they gave birth to men who would become tyrants and dictators.
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Suddenly free to live its best life, the bus rolled in reverse for several blocks down Palmetto Street, damaging several cars along the way before smashing into a church.
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It's sort of like a mental physics equation — the idea that the trend of distrust and intolerance on the internet might be written in reverse using the same tools.
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And if you thought watching falling dominoes was mesmerizing, stick around to the end when the whole thing plays in reverse, and all these dominoes magically re-stack themselves.
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And because a microphone is just a speaker working in reverse, the researchers also showed that the FENG film could just as effectively convert electrical energy into mechanical energy.
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Among Americans aged 218 or more, the ratio was 229-to-262 in reverse with people saying restroom use should be mandated by the gender on one's birth certificate.
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Here's what happened: I'd written a song called "King Midas in Reverse," and even though we made a great record of it, it only got into the Top 30.
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Gillette tells WNEP-TV that, miraculously, a piece of plywood in the garage smashed through the bulldozer&aposs windshield and hit a lever that put the machine in reverse.
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Let's look at the situation in terms of the entire ecosystem—researching vulnerabilities, disclosing vulnerabilities to the manufacturer, writing and publishing patches, and installing patches— in reverse chronological order.
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That's when Lockwood started writing Priestdaddy, doing the same contortions Augustine had done all those centuries before, only in reverse, telling the story of how she left the church.
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The two pieces covering Schumer's upper lip are actually meant to go around her chin and stop at the corners of smile — so basically, she wore it in reverse.
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S. trade war has been a major worry for policymakers around the world, as the dispute has disrupted global supply chains, dented profits and put factories in reverse gear.
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Teigen is the new face of Tresemmé — specifically a line of shampoo and conditioner called Beauty-Full Volume that you apply in reverse order for extra va-va-voom.
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She tells the story in reverse chronological order, boy after boy in bleak succession; it feels like a gruesome detective story: how did this happen, and who to blame?
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And then things move in reverse: nuts and bolts, tire reinflated to 200, hubcap back on, and the whole thing is gently lowered 5 centimeters back onto the ground.
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One format most familiar to employers and commonly used by job candidates is the chronological format, which presents your experience in reverse chronological sequence, beginning with the most recent.
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Normally in painting, the primer is used before the paint, but Taj and his team actually found that doing this process in reverse gives the table its prismatic look.
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Photo: PanasonicOther upgrades on the Technics SL-1200 MK7 include the ability to play in reverse, which also requires the cartridge and needle being used to support reverse play.
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But this is the first successful test they've conducted to send data to a victim's network, though the method could be used in reverse to extract data as well.
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This series has been told in reverse chronological order, putting tremendous weight on the final two episodes to explain the chaos and bloodshed we've experienced in the first seven.
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To assess attention and concentration, subjects are read a list of five digits and asked to repeat them in the order they were provided and then in reverse order.
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To the annoyance of many users, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have all implemented algorithmic timelines in recent years and no longer display posts in reverse chronological order by default.
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Pruitt is also trying to throw the auto industry in reverse with his plan to roll back clean cars standards that save consumers money and clean up our air.
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During the daytime, the device could act in reverse, absorbing sunlight and producing electricity from a heat traveling from the Sun to the disk and into the outside environment.
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As the emergency medical workers struggled with the man on both sides, he put the vehicle in reverse, striking the passenger and running over the driver, who was killed.
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The Canadian province of Ontario did it in reverse, scrapping its Sunday sale restrictions with a 1997 law, allowing residents to buy from government-run liquor stores on Sundays.
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Yet the same could be true in reverse: A wider sense that institutions have failed has only intensified the rhetorical power of Gard's case, and its particularly politicized appeal.
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A year later, he camped out in the Angelika Film Center in Manhattan for 24 hours to watch all 29 of his movies back to back and in reverse order.
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A newborn in Bangladesh has something in common with Brad Pitt -- or at least a classic movie version featuring him as Benjamin Button, a person whose age goes in reverse.
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Twitter rolled out an update to its iPhone app on Tuesday that lets you see tweets in reverse chronological order, with the newest tweets at the top of your feed.
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"We are like Rocket Internet, but in reverse," he declares, referring to a German e-commerce conglomerate that takes business models from advanced markets and adapts them for developing ones.
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And they will show if the gay rights revolution that Kennedy helped lead will halt — or even potentially go in reverse — now that Kennedy is no longer on the Court.
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Sherri Shepherd's ex-husband says she's preventing him from getting work by constantly bashing him -- but Sherri says if she did have that kinda power ... she'd put it in reverse.
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When the protagonist is fully extinguished, the same footage is played in reverse, dramatizing the resurrection as Cassils is lifted from the floor and the artist's self-annihilation is undone.
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Until its Hedgehog backing army can arrive, though, Opportunity found a temporary solution to its problem: It threw itself in reverse, escaped, and went around the hill instead of up.
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Since Instagram introduced a ranked feed in 2016, a small but vocal subset of users have demanded the option to see photos in reverse order from when they were posted.
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Related: Psychedelic Neon Fluids Float in a Stunning 4K Video Watching Candy Melt in Reverse to Classical Music Is the Best Watch Swirling Rorschachs Get Painted Before Your Very Eyes
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"He evidently placed his car in reverse and accelerated, causing his car to go backwards and strike a tree, pinning him between the car and the tree," the release said.
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In addition to reporting earnings on Wednesday, Twitter introduced an option that allows users to see tweets by relevance, as opposed to the platform's standard display in reverse chronological order.
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Think of creating a video game in reverse instead of creating a world and displaying it digitally, the car's computers take our world and create a digital structure of it.
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He is known for a slew of viral films, including one made from 500 people holding the video's frames, and one that doesn't look like it's in reverse, but is.
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The new rule requires all newly manufactured electric vehicles 10,000 pounds or less to make an audible noise when traveling forward or in reverse at speeds 19 mph or less.
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Since the new book, at Oliver's direction, is arranged in reverse chronological order, this more recent work, in which her turn to prayer becomes even more explicit, sets the tone.
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Instead of displaying tweets in reverse chronological order, with the most recent tweets on top of your feed, Twitter will first show you tweets it thinks you'll find most relevant.
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Instead of displaying tweets in reverse chronological order, with the most recent tweets on top of your feed, Twitter will show you tweets it thinks you'll find most relevant first.
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Or if you prefer to think of it in reverse: The exit poll results don't add up to the result if the electorate is whiter than in the exit polls.
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The app allows you to change your GIF's speed according to BPM, and direction; users can "ping pong" a GIF, or have it play once and then again in reverse.
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To include these tax giveaways in legislation eliminating premium subsidies for moderate-income families and ending Medicaid expansion for the poor is a clear example of Robin Hood in reverse.
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American Crime Story Like the 2001 film "Memento," the second season of "American Crime Story" unfolds in reverse chronological order: Each episode recounts events preceding those of the episode before.
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I can only describe it like therapy in reverse: Instead of trying to bring the mind into context with the body, sailing brings my body into context with my mind.
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The inward clue that used these letters in reverse was "W or O," running from 10-19, meaning that this entry ended with ODICAL (14-19, rather than 19-14).
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It was hilarious to see it working so horribly, and we joked about the boat's captain telling the player, 'Hold my beer!' and then going across the ocean in reverse.
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The number of countries that have met the 2 percent target since the agreement has fallen from six to five, showing that some European Union countries are in reverse gear.
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You can alternatively tap on "Bounce" so that the frames of the picture will go forward and in reverse instead of starting back at the beginning of the picture series.
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"Most social media has all of your pictures and videos in reverse chronological order, so you see the end before you see the beginning," he said in a 2015 video.
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The show moves in reverse chronology, and in some ways the film does, too, hagiography and canonization in one, the flop that became beloved becomes the movie about the flop.
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Hyperloop One competitor Hyperloop Transportation Technologies rejected Musk's original suggestion for the levitation bit—air bearings, which work like an air hockey table, in reverse—in favor of passive magnetic levitation.
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That will follow more than a week of honors, including a nearly nationwide caravan retracing, in reverse, his tour from Santiago to Havana with the triumph of the revolution in 1959.
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Australian tennis player Bernard Tomic, 23, did just that on Tuesday, deciding for some reason to hold his racket in reverse while trying to "defend" match point at the Madrid Open.
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Leningrad, a Russian rock band that hails from Saint Petersburg, recently released a new music video for their song "Tattoo Artist," which plays out a spectacular sequence of events — in reverse.
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First impression based on the trailer (embedded below) Manifest has been compared to Lost in reverse, but it seems also to have elements of The Leftovers if the Departed came back.
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In Brazil, the American "one-drop rule" works in reverse, meaning that one drop of "white blood" in your heritage lets you self-identify as white, dark brown or light brown.
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The issue may relate to cosmology and the birth of the universe, since expansion out of a Big Bang singularity is much like gravitational collapse into a black hole in reverse.
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The other day, when my hulking pickup truck refused to drive any farther up a steep icy road on a cliff edge, we had to coast back down it in reverse.
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I typically do this in reverse—I like the munchies, and I find that the taste and texture of the food are better after smoking—but now, I take a hit.
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For the artist David Horvitz's much anticipated commissioned work at this year's Frieze New York, a professional pickpocket will work in reverse, secretly depositing mini sculptures into fairgoers' pockets and bags.
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The band's drummer, Marty Beller, who has played regularly with the Negro Problem and They Might Be Giants, confirmed that rehearsals had essentially worked in reverse of standard musical-theater procedure.
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The central bank however decided to narrow the LAF corridor to 25 bps from 50 bps with immediate effect, implying a 25 bps rise in reverse repo rate at 3.653 percent.
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Terrell composes his third novel in reverse, from present to past, and we find our way to each character's innocence by reading on, already knowing what becomes of him or her.
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Surveillance video from the scene showed a Dodge Challenger stopping about a block and a half away from the protesters, reversing, then driving into the crowd before speeding away in reverse.
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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres on Sunday lamented that the world in 2017 "went in reverse" after he appealed for peace in 85033, and warned conflicts could deepen in 2018.
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The slide began when the central bank stepped up its market intervention, selling $750 million in reverse currency swaps on Thursday and Friday, effectively purchasing dollars for future delivery from investors.
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Choice comment: THAT IS THE DUMBEST SHIT I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE IT LOOKS LIKE THEY JUST PLAYED SOME STOP MOTION CLAYMATION GARBAGE IN REVERSE THEY DIDNT EVEN TRY.
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Social media companies face the same challenge in reverse: How do you change things just enough to stay fresh without shifting your platform so much that you alienate your core fanbase?
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The third work in the room is a candid portrait of a smiling Mexico City cab driver, caught gazing backwards between the front seats as he runs the car in reverse.
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Of course, it never occurred to me that it could work in reverse—that the programmed nature of my bots to adapt would lead to them possessing a drive to survive.
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But for her latest role, in "Little," the "Big"-in-reverse comedy starring Regina Hall and Marsai Martin, she found herself mining experiences that had threatened to silence her candid voice.
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But a Pentagon spokesman told The Hill that does not work in reverse, meaning civilian authorities are not automatically notified if a service member is convicted in the military justice system.
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I think everybody would be very poor, because without this thinking," Trump said, pointing to his own head, "you would see, you would see numbers that you wouldn't believe in reverse.
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While this may be happening in Trump's EPA, it is hard to think of a better way to squander our American, or our global future, than throwing fuel efficiency in reverse.
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New England fans really do have it best — think of this as San Diego in reverse, with rough weather but lots of trophies — and soon they may stage yet another parade.
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The most extraordinary part of "Second Chance" is the rewind, which like the similar section of the song "Satisfied" in "Hamilton" runs all the physical action you've just seen in reverse.
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Bret: I think Trump's calculation is that he can do a Groundhog's Day in reverse: That is, shut down the government again and again, and behave worse with each successive iteration.
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In the chilly illumination of a single moonlike light, a woman (Cynthia Loemij) and a man (Igor Shyshko) enact a quick scene of passion and then exit the stage in reverse.
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Standing close to one vase from La prière, one could just make out the name of the artist's mother, Rahima, repeating in reverse, and force oneself to read other words backward.
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That means that particles should behave the same way both forward and played in reverse—a billiard ball hitting a stationary ball looks the same no matter how you play the tape.
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To do it, the Okanagan scientists inserted a four-sequence apple gene (one for each member of the apple PPO family) whose base pairs run in reverse orientation to the native copies.
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February's surprise shift in stance from accommodative to neutral along with the April hike in reverse repo rate is probably signalling an end to the easing cycle that began in early 2015.
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I would go back in time, I would learn to read and write from right to left, I would set everything in reverse and thus open up the possibility of moving forward.
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A person seen committing a crime and under investigation, as well, can be tracked in reverse from the location of the crime to wherever they came from, perhaps even their evil lair.
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However, it looks like both will fail and may even go in reverse, potentially adding to their stimulus programs that have so far totaled more than $2.5 trillion and $3.5 trillion, respectively.
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What's happening: It's been clear since January that quantitative tightening is not happening this year, but the ECB is the first central bank in the developed world to actually go in reverse.
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Gabrielle Union has made a name for herself in Hollywood thanks to a lengthy resume of blockbuster films and TV shows and possessing a face that appears to be aging in reverse.
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" - NetflixAvailable July 10 Cities of Last Things (2019)"In a dystopian tale unfolding in reverse chronology, a man with a complicated past takes revenge on the individuals who wronged him decades ago.
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The firms were also found to have engaged in "reverse churning": overcharging clients who trade infrequently by sticking them in accounts with inclusive wrap fees that cover trading costs and advisory services.
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From the critical darlings to the bombs — and from certified fresh to certified rotten on Rotten Tomatoes — here's how Disney remakes compare to the movies they're based on, in reverse chronological order.
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The exhibition, which takes its name from a phrase coined in 1974 by Nam June Paik, a video artist, to describe the potential of telecommunication systems, is arranged in reverse chronological order.
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"Vincent," nearly eight minutes long, is different; it starts out with two minutes of absorbing, slowly accreting Minimalism, with loops of guitar trills, pinging single notes and fleeting sounds running in reverse.
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In getting waived, Gordon wouldn't simply become a free agent — he would first pass through the waiver wires, which are based on team records and go in reverse order of best record.
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Three boats left Mar del Plata on Saturday with radar detection probes and were following the path that the submarine would have taken to arrive at the base in reverse, Balbi said.
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The 1922 F. Scott Fitzgerald story, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," centers around a baby who's born looking and acting like an elderly man before aging in reverse back to infancy.
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But there is reason to believe that when inequality trends start to run in reverse — whenever that might be — it will be because of processes that are operating largely outside of politics.
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Changing channels … Like a garbage truck in reverse, or a daytime showing of a Chris Rock standup comedy special, the beeps are heard constantly — nine times in 30 seconds, to be precise.
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In what seems like a reference to Facebook, Snap said they were inspired to create its "stories" feature, partly because they didn't like how other news feeds were in reverse chronological order.
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I know of many feminists raising girls who do the same in reverse, fearing their daughters' love of princess culture may be toxic, searching for the antidote in train sets and sports.
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Primack said that design could work in reverse by making it easier for e-cig users to transition to tobacco cigarette users because of the similarity in the way they are used.
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If I had written a book after my year in France, it would have read much like Whippman's but in reverse: Frenchmen are not all that friendly with people they don't know.
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The barbershop's name, "Percy's House of Style," is partially reflected, in reverse, in the mirror behind the barber, where we also find a master's certificate issued by the Mid-City Barber's College.
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"Little," a comedy directed by Tina Gordon, is like "Shazam!" in reverse: The story is about an adult C.E.O. (Regina Hall) who gets transformed into her 13-year-old self (Marsai Martin).
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Callimachi: What he told us is that he goes from Pakistan to Turkey, from Turkey to Syria, and then in reverse when he comes out: from Syria to Turkey, Turkey to Pakistan.
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The Spotify and Ancestry project, on the other hand, falls apart when you imagine it in reverse: It would be impossible to try to work back from songs to a historical self.
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If you want to go a la carte, here are the essentials that I used for this project: Finally, put the Joy-Con back together by following the above steps in reverse.
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"At our sites we experience a rapid melting ... and bits and pieces of human history melt out in reverse time order," Lars Pilø, co-director of Secrets of the Ice, told CNN.
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Since it required a human to do the scrambling manually, the electronics inside could just record every twist and turn, and they recreate them in reverse to create a color-solved cube.
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Improved efficiency plus a bigger battery is apparently a winning formula for great battery life, and with the iPhone 11 Pro models, it looks like Apple is applying that lesson in reverse.
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Mirror selfies can make for fun shots, for example, but you&aposll want to flip them before you post them if they include letters or symbols that would be nonsensical in reverse.
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Like running a video in reverse What about the non-physicists among us, though -- does the study bring us any closer to "Doctor Who"-esque time travel, with or without a Tardis?
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Smoking weed: 'It's like a cup of coffee in reverse' Musk raised eyebrows on social media after accepting what Rogan said was a joint of marijuana and tobacco and taking a puff.
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No American dancer today eats up space more gigantically — sometimes by striding in reverse — than he; no living American choreographer since Merce Cunningham so cleanses the dance palate as does Ms. Gerring.
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In addition, Democrats are gaining some traction with their argument that the bill acts like Robin Hood in reverse, taking health insurance from the poor and giving tax breaks to the rich.
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But taking scarce financial aid dollars from low-income students to give to students who don't need it amounts to Robin Hood in reverse -- robbing from the poor to give to the rich.
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As expressed in an artist statement, Breitz began the project with P-M-U-R-T a few days after the President's inauguration in 2017 — the letters onscreen are the names in reverse.
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The artworks in Electronic Superhighway run in reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent on the ground floor and working back to those created in the mid-60s on the upper floors.
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The French and Brazilian researchers base their finding on extensive computer simulations showing BZ always has orbited around the sun in reverse and thus harkens back to the beginning of our solar system.
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A batch of 502 billion yuan worth of MLF loans, along with another 160 billion yuan in reverse repos, is set to expire on Tuesday, according to Reuters calculation based on official data.
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These popular tweets will appear at the top of the timeline, with the newest on top, then the rest of the timeline will appear as it always does, also in reverse chronological order.
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And the motors that drive the train act, like the electrical kit of a pumped-storage turbine, as generators when they run in reverse as the train rolls backwards downhill, pulled by gravity.
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I am an appalling mathematician, but I just about understood Hobart's discussion of the new Renaissance geometry: its interest in reverse engineering, its systems of musical notation to describe the magic of harmony.
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That's unfortunate, as it signifies that a majority of House Republicans favor a Robin Hood-in-reverse budget that cuts programs for the poor and elderly to give tax cuts to the rich.
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But they have another, more unusual common denominator: Each makes use of a narrative in reverse motion, a tricky maneuver that runs a considerable risk of irritating, if not outright alienating, the reader.
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I mention this only because I've lamented before that the namesake of this show was yet to appear, and as far as I'm concerned, that absent streak — think Lou Gehrig in reverse — continues.
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With the soft course on Mt Sljeme's artificial snow rapidly deteriorating throughout the second leg when the top 30 skiers started in reverse order, the front-runners showed their class amid a dramatic climax.
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Let us pause for a moment in praise of the person who shot this 10-second clip of a runaway New York City bus flying in reverse down a darkened Brooklyn street last night.
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Feels like: The Mighty Quest For Epic LootTime to play: 15–20 minutesNumber of players: 2–4 Boss Monster is a dungeon crawl in reverse, a tower defense where you're defending the bad dudes.
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It has moved in reverse correlation to poll numbers for Donald Trump, who has threatened to build a wall along Mexico's northern border and to end trade agreements between the two North American neighbors.
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Science fiction can sometimes appear like archaeology in reverse, unearthing artifacts and narratives from possible futures and rearranging these disparate elements into a continuous and unified whole that is molded into a rational world.
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The Corbynites' dearest wish is to relive the 1980s—the harsh clash of ideologies, the bitter industrial disputes, the decimation of the middle ground—but this time in reverse and with them in charge.
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The $499 toy, to be sold at Toys"R"Us, won't break any land speed records; it has a top speed of 5 mph in its two forward gears (and 2 mph in reverse).
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It's the Mariano Rivera effect in reverse, at something like 75 percent effectiveness (there's a reason Mo was one of a kind—he could throw one pitch and make it look different every time).
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As first pointed out by Washington Post correspondent Philip Bump, if you look at the contributions of one congressional Wikipedia prankster in reverse chronological order, you'll notice that the pages spell out a phrase.
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We're told Tom was supposed to run into the Cadillac SUV and just sit there until the scene ended, but he put the vehicle in reverse, hit the gas, and ran over the stuntman.
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At which point the process takes place in reverse, with the green circle disappearing and changing color, through orange to red — to show you how much time is left before the shot is taken.
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A police spokesman tells PEOPLE that the model stopped her Land Rover at the end of an off-ramp from Interstate 95 and then put the vehicle in reverse, colliding with a Mercedes Benz.
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The aim is to make it simple to discover new and interesting news in a glance, which is why it keeps things in reverse chronological order and makes the source of each story clear.
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But the wane of his skills parallels the fading fortunes of Italian football, and the same holds true in reverse: rub him out, and the most vivid link to those halcyon days gets erased.
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LN: That sounds very familiar, but almost in reverse: Then, people were afraid of losing the progress they'd made since the bad old days; now people see only what they have lost since then.
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With a minimum ticket price of $19,755, the 1,700 passengers and crew on board the Crystal Serenity followed - in reverse - the route first navigated more than a century ago by Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen.
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They plan next to try the experiment in reverse: to scan incoming students who don't yet know one another and see whether those with the most congruent neural patterns end up becoming good friends.
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Typically, Boomerang captures one second of silent video which is then played forward and then in reverse three times to create a six second loop that can be shared or downloaded as a video.
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The driver put the boat in reverse and it chugged backward in the wash around the tomato boat, turned ninety degrees, and was immediately up on plane with the thrust of its big engines.
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Harris, meanwhile, came across as Barack Obama in reverse, especially with her scurrilous attack on Biden for the sin of having had a functional political relationship with two former segregationist senators in the 1970s.
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Clintondale High School in Clinton Township, Michigan While most high schoolers focus on keeping up with lectures during the day and completing homework at night, students at Clintondale are experiencing their school days in reverse.
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Twitter is rolling out an update to all users today that makes it easier to revert back to the old timeline, where tweets are shown in reverse chronological order rather than ranked by an algorithm.
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However, the case turns an old argument that affirmative action results in reverse discrimination against whites, to a question of whether a pursuit of a diverse student body using these policies pushes out Asian Americans.
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How it works: As of today, according to the company, users who turn off the "Show the best Tweets first" setting will only see tweets from accounts they follow, in reverse chronological order (newest first).
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In early tests, the machine learning-powered results led to clicks 30 percent of the time — much higher than the average for a standard set of search results presented in reverse chronological order, he said.
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Balch Springs Police Chief Jonathan Haber told a news conference the video contradicted an earlier version he had released of the events where he said the car was in reverse and heading toward the officer.
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Because it prints in-reverse — the object grows out of the resin and hangs off of the build plate like a bat — each object requires a set of specialized supports that are easy to remove.
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Stabilizing footage usually requires a piece of software to first analyze and track the movements of a clip; detecting jitters, bumps, and vibrations which are then canceled-out by applying the same movements in reverse.
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It's also similar to startup accelerator Science's recent ICO, but in reverse—the startups are assembled before the fundraising (all hailing from 500 Startups' recent batch), which means investors know upfront what companies they're backing.
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The flyer soared over a lotus pond, touched down on a stone terrace, disposed of his fiery bounty to a rollerblading waiter, and repeated his flight in reverse, without a word or even a grin.
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The inner components break apart as if in zero gravity, giving us a chance to see how each individual part fits together, and then the whole thing reassembles like a slow-mo explosion in reverse.
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