The reality of Trump's presidency has been just the reverse.
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Time in office doesn't inexorably lead to poor performance — just the reverse.
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The suffragists were seeking just the reverse: "Votes for women, chastity for men" was actually a suffragist slogan.
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The purpose of this is not to damage the national interest or damage economic interest, it's just the reverse.
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It poses as an effort to reduce bureaucracy and increase public accountability, but it will do just the reverse.
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And if you look at least year, we had a record number of optimism and a record jump, we've had just the reverse this time.
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Friday's monthly employment report could push it even lower or just the reverse, depending on what the report says about the strength of the economy.
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Now, the Republican Congress has come forward with a plan that would do just the reverse — provide less coverage while increasing costs for low- and moderate-income families.
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In some ways, Spicer's arc from a government official to a "DWTS" contestant isn't surprising -- after all, it's just the reverse of Trump's pivot from reality television to the presidency.
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Reassembly is just the reverse procedure, although I did manage to fuck up a little—turns out two of the screws are ever so slightly shorter than the others, and if you put them in the wrong holes, they'll all stick out.
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In one of the better stories written about Donald Trump's core base of supporters during the 2016 campaign, the Atlantic's Salena Zito observed that while the national media had a tendency to take Trump literally without taking his presidential ambitions seriously, his fans did just the reverse: They took him seriously but not literally.
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The Huet excavations were in a different part of the site to the original excavations. Also, Gillespie et al. did not find evidence of reworking, just the reverse. The deposits were clearly in situ in their part of the site.
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Nicholas I decided to control it personally. He overruled it regarding awarding ranks to artists. He reprimanded and humiliated artists whose works he found distasteful. The result was not better art, but just the reverse, compounded by fear and insecurity among members of the art community.
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The positive economic trends in the 1990s contrasted sharply with the 1980s, when the county's population and overall employment declined rapidly. Fears that immigration would depress wages and raise unemployment rates were unfounded. Indeed, just the reverse happened. The Hispanics increased both labor supply and demand, as businessmen discovered that they could profitably expand their operations in Douglas County, assured of a fresh supply of willing labor.
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The pattern of the City's growth with respect to size is just the reverse: ambitious in the early years, but slow since 1968. The original District consisted of the 2,700 acre Rohnert land and the 580 acre Brians land. When the City incorporated, however, only a part of the District was included in the City limits, 1,325 acres. The City grew between 1962 and 1968 to 3,812 acres.
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In spite of his international success, Halmi remained humble, particularly aware of the artistic limitations imposed upon a commissioned portraitist. Compared to portrait artist John Singer Sargent, Halmi was reported in 1914 to have deferred: > You can't compare me with Sargent, for two reasons - and one is sufficient: > I am not a great artist, and he is. Secondly, he is absolutely independent > in his portrait painting, while I am just the reverse. What I mean is, I > can't help striving to please and to express beauty.
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We possess not the slightest of archaeological proofs for these things, while, on the contrary, there are plenty of refutations. In general, epic is a genre in which bad events (for the people) are transformed into just the reverse: defeats turn out to be victories. The city excavated by Schliemann is not Troy at all, although it is Ilios. In the Hittite written sources two different towns are mentioned in the West of Asia Minor: Truya – this is Troy, and Wilusa – this is Greek (W)ilios.
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What makes this issue of great concern is that teachers with high levels of academic capital are not distributed evenly throughout the population. According to the Illinois Education Research Council, as levels of poverty and minority populations increase within a school, the number of teachers with high academic capital strongly decrease. Just the reverse was true in school systems with low levels of poverty and minority students—at such schools, the number of teachers with high academic capital strongly outnumbered the teachers with a low academic capital as much as 40 to 1.
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Mortality rates during heat waves are just the reverse. The increase ends and often the rate drops below normal as soon as temperatures cool, which suggests that the higher temperatures are killing people who are likely to die soon anyway." In a 2007 discussion with Michael Shnayerson, Ebell criticized James Hansen's writings on climatic effects on animals by saying "James Hansen was not trained as a climate scientist", instead "He was trained as an astronomer. He's a physicist" and "you know from him talking about species' going north, he knows nothing about biology.
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They are further remarkable in having Arian letters engraved on their bases or capitals, a peculiarity which points unmistakably to the employment of Western artists, and which fully accounts for the superiority of their execution. The letters found are p, s, a, and b, of which the first three occur twice. Now, if the same sculptors had been employed on the railings, we might confidently expect to find the same alphabetical letters used as private marks. But the fact is just the reverse, for the whole of the 27 marks found on any portions of the railing are Indian letters.
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Starry p. 143 Due to differences between the organization of regimental cavalry squadrons and divisional cavalry squadrons, in 1st Sqdn 11th ACR, the Sheridans were issued to the ACAV troops, replacing three M113 ACAVs in each platoon (the squadron's one tank company remained intact); in 3rd Squadron, 4th Cavalry, the Sheridans replaced M48A3 tanks throughout. Although the 3/4 Cavalry met near disaster with their Sheridans within a month of receiving them (one destroyed by a mine), the 1/11 Cavalry had just the reverse in luck, killing nearly 80 enemy soldiers during an engagement on 23 February 1969.Starry p. 144 All things considered, the army was satisfied with the Sheridan tank, and by the end of 1970 alone, well over 200 M551s would be in South Vietnam. While nearly all US armored cavalry squadrons were equipped with the M551 by 1970, the 11th ACR tank companies, as well as the three US Army armor battalions (1/69th, 2/34th, and 1/77th Armor) in country, all retained their 90mm gun M48A3 Patton tanks.
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