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We are witnessing gay assimilation at full tilt, with all the unexpected reversals and counter-reversals it has brought with it.
In other words, eliminating the 330,000 statewide vote reversals tied to gerrymandering would have required 85033,711 reversals at the local level.
Recent days have presented a dizzying series of reversals followed by reversals of reversals over whether, when, or if the United States will impose punitive tariffs on China in response to unresolved issues, ranging from intellectual property theft to lack of access to domestic Chinese markets.
For a graphic on GBP risk reversals, see - tmsnrt.
Encouragingly, however, strongman rule receives its share of reversals too.
Japanese export stocks finished higher, following the yen's overnight reversals.
The reversals partly reflect relative improvements in the south's competitiveness.
Few patients are known to have successfully undergone abortion reversals.
That would require epic reversals over relatively modest policy changes.
Some of the reversals in political opinion have been striking.
So why have these "growth reversals" decreased in length and depth?
Each one of those reversals higher has produced a new ... high.
But we shouldn't get too distracted by these short-term reversals.
These reversals have been advocated and shaped by influential business organizations.
This season was all about role reversals, ethical dilemmas and grief.
But those were not the only reversals Trump made on Wednesday!
One is full of ups and downs, momentum and stunning reversals.
Benitez says the program has spurred nearly 750 reversals so far.
But they get more coverage than the reversals and the revisions.
While the procedures are tightly controlled, there have been reversals before.
It's difficult to determine what's causing the president's equivocations and reversals.
The administration's chaotic reversals on Obamacare could deprive millions of coverage.
At times, the reversals occurred in the span of a day.
Head-spinning reversals, of course, are nothing new for Mr. Trump.
It was the latest about-face in a week of multiple reversals.
EVEN in a year of extraordinary reversals, few would have expected it.
Instead, the series has seen a series of missteps and public reversals.
"Nothing is ever 100 percent, and that includes vasectomy reversals," he said.
From Venezuela to Hungary, these reversals reveal striking similarities (see International section).
To view a graphic on Euro risk reversals and positions, click: reut.
Yet for all the dramatic reversals, this is not a straightforward thriller.
The West Wing reversals are clearly ruffling some feathers in the base.
We believe the majority of these reversals have already posted to accounts.
It was one of the most startling reversals Cramer had ever seen.
Some of the court's reversals are more momentous than others, of course.
It was a year filled with science denial and public safety reversals.
Thus, the number of reversals would have dropped by nearly 98 percent.
For instance, he struggles with basic two-man action on ball reversals.
Read our earlier story about the load of reversals on the way.
He takes comfort from Wall Street run-ups and scrambles after reversals.
These jolting reversals of tone are guaranteed to raise your heart rate.
The review had led to conviction reversals for more than 20 people.
This has rightly drawn attention and condemnation — and some reversals in court.
Critics, however, have blasted the regulatory reversals as harmful to the environment.
But in recent years Ms. Saint Paul suffered a number of reversals.
Demand for reversals doesn't mean women really don't want to have abortions.
O'Rourke is betting that voters will interpret his reversals as refreshing honesty.
Many of these reversals were done by drug users helping another user.
Derivative markets such as risk reversals in the Chinese currency predict more weakness.
They are reversals hiding in plain sight, slippery disjunctions between artifice and reality.
Corporate banking benefited from a pickup in advisory and loan loss reserve reversals.
Williams said these reversals often mark the start of a significant trend change.
A Trump presidency could affect sharp reversals in U.S. trade and immigration policy.
Certainly, rapidly falling markets and plunging company shares are subject to sharp reversals.
Some of his recent appointments and reversals have won praise from the GOP.
Three-month risk reversals, which encapsulate the Brexit deadline, paint a similar picture.
Others of Trump's reversals leave millions of his fellow Americans in the lurch.
This laid the groundwork for reversals of 85033 as a referendum of Gov.
It represents one of the administration's most consequential immigration policy reversals to date.
Retirements and reversals in gerrymandering give Democrats a clearer path to a majority.
Risk reversals are a gauge of the difference in demand for puts and calls.
Times reporters have chronicled his reversals on civil rights, marijuana policy, immigration and more.
Reversals in the past often left the unlucky ones with piles of unaffordable debt.
His rallies were littered with inconsistencies, or reversals, or half-truths, or sometimes lies.
That sequence from non-persecution and decriminalisation to civic equality included halts and reversals.
But more speculators are jumping in, and any reversals could be sudden and violent.
Protest movements often face the same abrupt reversals of fate, says Podair, the historian.
Some became inured to the Trump administration's repeated threats and reversals, and therefore complacent.
The movie is packed with plot reversals, and new characters arrive at every turn.
This is Obama's only way of preparing us for some abrupt and ugly reversals.
The action is the latest in a string of reversals of Obama administration rules.
Baker's poems swerve with tangents and reversals, and often move forward by branching out.
The U.S. has also endured reversals, crises, malaise, and committed its share of crimes.
The regulatory reversals may have been Mr. Trump's most concrete economic steps so far.
Mr. Trump has already put out a memo welcoming the rule reversals by Congress.
But the courts have generally held that new administrations need to justify such reversals.
"With these reversals, you never know what happens five years from now," he said.
The reversals by Mr. Trump's onetime foes are as revealing as they are glaring.
The process occurs every 250,000 years on average, but the periods between reversals are irregular.
However, risk reversals and implied volatility both steadied with levels far from this year's extremes.
The liberal Media Matters website just highlighted CNN's report on Trump reversals on foreign policy.
This is bullish, but carries with it a warning about the potential for sudden reversals.
Along the way, it has on occasion listened to criticism and made some course reversals.
Lane reversals were being returned to normal on Wednesday, the state Public Safety Department said.
Those uncertainties and outright reversals are bad for visa applicants and refugees, to be sure.
Mr. Trump's seemingly unilateral foreign policy reversals this week only added urgency to their criticisms.
It packs in dramatic reversals, new alliances, and the death of a once major character.
Vasectomy reversals, however, are not covered by insurance, and the procedure is cumbersome and expensive.
Policy reversals at the Fed and the European Central Bank often catch economists off guard.
There were no controversial foul reversals, no gaffes and not nearly as much competitive spirit.
Technical analysts use rising wedges to try and predict trend reversals in a given security.
Traders need to move quickly when these trend reversals develop but there is one problem.
Sluymer said he's been watching reversals in cyclicals, such as industrials, that had been overextended.
Without naming Trump, the report released Tuesday knocks "sharp shifts and reversals" in U.S. policy.
But the policy reversals have left some on the right feeling betrayed, often bitterly so.
Earth's magnetic field significantly weakens during reversals, allowing higher doses of radiation to reach the planet.
It's also not entirely clear what would happen during one of these pole reversals, said McKinnon.
So the question now is whether today's reversals will turn into a ... bottom for the dollar.
It is one of the most remarkable, and swiftest, reversals of fortune for a consumer product.
But few reversals have been as dramatic as the replacement of Barack Obama with Donald Trump.
He has been successful on both fronts, although the regulatory reversals often ended up in court.
One White House official told CNN's Jim Acosta staff were exhausted by days of devastating reversals.
Risk reversals painted a slightly bullish picture with one-month gauges creeping higher in overnight trading.
In the short term Mr Duterte is unlikely to make any policy reversals to stop growth.
It's worth noting that Trump's reversals on Huntsman and Coats came just over one day ago.
As with these reversals, Trump has simply set aside a great many of his campaign promises.
The EPA's new boss, Scott Pruitt, is one of the nation's biggest champions of such reversals.
The list of domestic initiatives is largely confined to reversals of achievements of the Obama era.
However, with more than two months to go before the caucuses, reversals of fortunes remain possible.
The Obama-era policies — and the Trump-era reversals — have divided educators in the Twin Cities.
There are no twists or turns, no reversals or reveals, no complex backstories or hidden motives.
Whoever built it, whoever raised the spring, danced, performed reversals or miracles — no one is sure.
There haven't been 17 reversals of plant investments that physically left and returned since January 2017.
Mr. Trump, through his Paris decision and reversals of Barack Obama's policies, has increased our risks.
It had everything I like: close finishes, dramatic reversals, twists in the storylines, and American dominance.
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Falling loan impairment charges, including material loan loss reserve reversals, were a material contributor to the improvement.
Three-month risk reversals in sterling, a contract that encapsulates the Brexit deadline, paint a similar picture.
Loan-loss provisions remained low and benefitted from loan-loss provision reversals in corporate banking and Romania.
Three-month risk reversals in sterling, a contract which encapsulates the Brexit deadline, paint a similar picture.
They "recognise he's trying to turn the ship around" and tend to blame Congress for any reversals.
He stepped into two controversies over abortion in three days, both forcing him to issue rare reversals.
Even their character reversals — Scully is a devoted Catholic, while Mulder is an atheist — make perfect sense.
The 9th Circuit ranked third with 77% reversals, but the average for all circuit courts was 70%.
But this precedent sets the stage for one of Barkskins's most striking reversals halfway through its pages.
According to one investment director, she wouldn't be surprised if January itself was a month for "reversals".
In part Mr Gove's reversals may reflect some easing of the pressure for more public-spending cuts.
And V-Reversals are a powerful way to counter opponents' attacks if you get the timing right.
The bank's current loan loss reversals are clearly not sustainable, but we expect LICs to remain low.
For Obama, the reversals heighten pressure on him and fellow Democrats to work harder for the Nov.
And unless straw hats come back in fashion, reversals are likely to remain a rarity in baseball.
Putin's apparent inability to choose decisively between the camps occasionally produces mixed signals or sudden policy reversals.
Still, some analysts warned that the reversals in various assets including U.S. industrial shares and non-U.
In the early Han dynasty, for example, we have examples of rituals that called for role reversals.
Still, some analysts cautioned that the reversals in various assets including U.S. industrial shares and non-U.
Wholesale regulatory reversals tend to be hard, especially where the law is protective and science is sound.
In 2012, the first year data was collected, the department documented nine successful overdose reversals with naloxonee.
Mr. Trier, who wrote the screenplay with Eskil Vogt, mines the narrative with small surprises and reversals.
Risk reversals in the pound maturing in two weeks fell to their lowest levels since mid-December.
President-elect Trump's recent "reversals" on campaign promises might appear to signal a more moderate policy agenda.
The document was riddled with reversals by China that undermined core U.S. demands, the sources told Reuters.
Reversals show us where our energy is blocked, and how we are getting in our own way.
It's hard to think of a team that suffered more significant reversals in such a short time.
But leading up to that reversal were 18,000 years of instability, including two temporary and partial reversals.
The reversals went back to a year that predated the war by more than a decade: 1928.
His distortions, lies and frequent reversals have led many to believe he is not to be trusted.
All of these profound reversals crashed up against the hard metrics of the city's soaring housing market.
We look at several of the president's policy reversals from the past week, in his own words.
Pruitt's proposed repeal has been criticized for its skewed cost-benefit analysis reversals and climate progress losses.
American aid has made a very valuable contribution to women's health, but these policy reversals undermine it.
Representative Rashida Tlaib won't visit the Israeli-occupied West Bank after several days of controversy and reversals.
Representative Rashida Tlaib won't visit the Israeli-occupied West Bank after several days of controversy and reversals.
According to Buxton, 270 overdose reversals have been reported by people using the BC kits since 2012.
In Charters Towers the old stock-exchange building is itself an elegant monument to economic reversals and renewal.
It's so bad that National Geographic is keeping a running list of the Trump administration's environmental policy reversals.
But now, less than three months into his presidency, Trump has begun a head-snapping series of reversals.
"The fluid political dynamics keep the risk of policy inconsistency and policy reversals on the table," Schineller said.
Shares of General Electric are approaching a key level that has historically sparked big reversals in the stock.
"Central banks may also have got better at their job, reducing the 'policy error'-type reversals," they wrote.
One-month risk reversals on the pound versus the euro plunged to its lowest levels since mid-2017.
One-month risk reversals on the pound versus the euro plunged to their lowest levels since mid-2017.
"There are so many different possibilities for partial reversals and affirmances that it's impossible to speculate," Schwartzman said.
These reversals to democracy are troubling and expose a deeply uncomfortable contradiction for foreign policy idealists like me.
In California, reversals drop by over 97 percent compared to those arising in the districts generated by experts.
After a week of jarring reversals at home, President Donald Trump largely didn't change his confusing tone overseas.
But sudden reversals of fortune can lead to the disintegration of an army, which will scatter if routed.
Risk reversals maturing over one to three months registered bigger declines, falling to their lowest levels since November.
Perhaps the most reassuring of Trump's recent economic policy reversals — to mainstream economists, at least — was on Obamacare.
It was the latest in a series of reversals by the interim government in its hastily organized transition.
What were they up to while the Mets pulled off one of the great reversals of all time?
All these contradictions and reversals freight the artist's gestural paintings with an infinite shadow of evocative self-consciousness.
On occasion, Mr. Trump will move to reverse his reversals — or at least find a creative work around.
The conversations between Mr. Barr and Mr. Trump came amid a series of abrupt reversals on the issue.
Yet the pattern of sudden reversals in the Trump administration's diplomacy was most pronounced in the Middle East.
Given the questionable dietary data and analyses, recent policy reversals on cholesterol and fat consumption are not surprising.
The move could set a precedent for other countries, including the United States, that are considering similar reversals.
Three-month risk reversals on the Australian dollar AUD3MRR=, a ratio of calls to puts, is near 2018 lows.
Mr Yameen's supporters dragged the dispute into the courts, where Mr Gayoom has been dealt a series of reversals.
Though he had to suffer for his art, Rosicky achieved something in spite of his many reversals and setbacks.
The department of transportation was already using lane reversals as traffic coming out of coastal cities like Charleston increased.
They also provide reassurance about long-term climate policy, despite reversals such as America's withdrawal from the Paris agreement.
Risk reversals are heavily skewed to sterling "put" options, showing investors are most worried about Brexit's threat to sterling.
"Circumstances change," White House press secretary Sean Spicer told CNN's Jim Acosta Wednesday when asked about the apparent reversals.
Some view the president's reversals as a praiseworthy indication that he has obtained a deeper understanding of the issues.
Stocks, bonds, gold and Bitcoin are all moving up in unison, which makes the market 'vulnerable to sharp reversals.
Their complacency blinds them to unexpected reversals in history and conceals from them the threats to their own hopes.
Trump's taunts and reversals of the past week are the product of a character that we know too well.
Ishizuki at Daiwa Securities pointed out that one-month dollar/yen risk reversals showed dollar puts are more popular.
Central to both reversals was John Gore, a Republican attorney who is temporarily overseeing the agency's Civil Rights Division.
Team Envy and Cloud9 experienced reversals in form Friday as the second phase of the Flashpoint 1 event began.
Following each backlash, new Republican presidents in 1969, 1981 and 2001 pleased conservatives with regulatory reversals and tax reform.
Although some believe reversals could happen over the course of a human life, the findings don't support that theory.
The ongoing divisions and reversals on trade under President Trump have flummoxed the U.S. allies also hit by tariffs.
Ironically, the recent incremental reversals of globalisation provide good examples of the importance of global financial conditions to inflation.
The bank's loan losses showed a net charge of 22 million crowns after four consecutive quarters with net reversals.
Three-month risks reversals, which include the October deadline, imply that investors expect the pound will fall rather than rise .
Supreme Court reversals of its own precedent are rare, and often take many years, as judicial and social norms evolve.
Three-month risks reversals, which include the October deadline, imply that investors expect the pound will fall rather than rise.
But is his insistence on a grassroots approach enough to make the drastic reversals we need to save the planet?
The second is that the reversals have been driven by opportunistic strongmen rather than the voters' embrace of illiberal ideology.
It has made dramatic reversals in major cases involving voting rights, LGBT protections and union fees, to name a few.
He benefitted from it and fed into it further and amplified it," but he didn't create "any significant institutional reversals.
President Trump hopes his NRA speech helps to reassure his conservative base after a series of reversals on campaign promises.
Reversals of scamming work because we suspect the system's failings, and at some level believe that they should be exploited.
Event risk is rising, raising the specter of reversals in capital flows that would crystallize vulnerabilities facing the weakest sovereigns.
So many campaigns, work team investigations and political reversals characterized the early Cultural Revolution that even the activists were confused.
Through its repeated reversals of the patent court, the Supreme Court is making it harder to sue companies using patents.
Bob McDonnell of Virginia, a Republican, had changed the law in a way that increased their chances of winning reversals.
A daily parade of scandals, head-spinning reversals and feuding numbs the soul and drains the outrage from shocking events.
Regulatory reversals lacking a legal or factual basis would result in lawsuits by citizens, states and industries supporting the regulations.
The film proceeds from there in a series of stunning reversals, as the central characters transform themselves again and again.
Easterbrook, the author of several books, often airbrushes or smooths over history; temporary reversals are missed or their consequences minimized.
He and his staff have won reversals, relief, or release for more than 115 wrongly convicted prisoners on death row.
Many economies have seen outright reversals, with Turkey, Argentina, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and South Africa all seeing overall declines.
So much for the thriller's bursts of action, shock, suspense, unmitigated evil, blood-soaked reversals and the inevitable chase. Story!
Chan has designed an elaborate plot, but as the reversals and red herrings proliferate, the deepest mystery remains N himself.
Reversals like these come with a price, although how and when the United States will pay depends on many factors.
Public health officials have criticized the findings, the latest in a series of reversals involving salt, fats, carbohydrates and more.
But with reversals of feeling and fortune happening so abruptly, it's hard to make much sense of this central relationship.
His reversals on immigration reform keep his opponents -- and his allies -- on their toes, providing him the high negotiating ground.
Such speculative length brings dangers of volatile reversals, but that may be what the older, wiser heads are waiting for.
But this dynamic also highlights the conditions this rally seems to depend on — and suggests that reversals could thwart it.
"We are starting to hesitate at that last retracement level, which [tends to precede a lot of reversals]," he said.
The boardroom scenes in "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice" were chock full of just these sorts of expectation reversals.
Although the field provides essential protection from the sun's powerful radiation, fossil records reveal no mass extinctions during past reversals.
Risk reversals — used commonly to hedge against expected currency moves — in sterling/dollar fell to their lowest since early March 23.
Similar reversals are also occurring in two other big out-migration provinces: Sichuan in the south-west and Hunan, Anhui's neighbour.
The recent recovery was driven largely by one-off effects, including net reversals of impairment provisions and a lower bank tax.
For the past decade on television we've had role reversals that find powerful female characters lustfully assessing male characters' naked bodies.
At times over the past 100 years, Argentina has shown that it can reform itself, reverse itself, and reverse those reversals.
Undeterred by health or reversals of fortune, Oakley was a painter, a feminist, a Christian Scientist and citizen of the world.
Similar scrutiny of Trump, whose reversals have appeared more stark, would have amplified attacks he is suffering in TV attack ads.
Overall, the argument that Trump is conning political conservatives arises from three sources: his donations, his reversals, and his apparent flexibility.
It also said that policymakers' credibility was at risk of being undermined by incomplete implementation or partial reversals of some reforms.
K-tel suffered reversals in the mid-1980s, after a series of ill-fated investments in oil, gas and real estate.
The reversals showcase the many tools Pelosi has at her disposal to bring even the most ardent opponents to her side.
In spite of some obvious reversals here and there, peace is on the rise, and more people demand and enjoy democracy.
Dean Heller's summer of reversals on health care have closely mirrored the gravest political threat he has faced in the moment.
Analysts say the move in the longer-term risk reversals, however, point to a broader questioning of faith in the pound.
Claims that Chinese negotiators want talks have little traction after the stream of exaggerations and reversals of the last three years.
But it would be a mistake to view these reversals as a sign that he'll achieve a moderate or populist agenda.
While some of Trump's economic policy proposals and recent reversals are, in isolation, to be welcomed, many may contain poison pills.
When Okada beat the 20-count, the tempo picked back up again with a series of athletic dropkicks, suplexes, and reversals.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) places one new restriction on Roth conversions by eliminating recharacterizations or reversals.
He is someone who endured through multiple personal tragedies and political reversals, always getting up off the canvas in the end.
It's difficult to go into any further detail because the constant revelations and reversals make the show an all-spoilers affair.
Those abrupt and unlawful policy reversals were occasioned by a serious miscalculation of demand for health insurance among relatively healthy people.
The results not only revealed these filament patterns, but also mapped out the magnetic field's reversals and alignments relative to Earth.
The impact of global trade conflicts and reversals of quantitative easing could undermine global economic growth and hurt business, Kwok said.
It has a few big reversals, but it also allows for plenty of character interaction that introduces Dex's world to us.
A crime is investigated, and then a trial conducted, with a few twists and reversals on the way to the verdict.
Maybe it will harm our technology, but not us—there isn't firm evidence linking these field reversals to mass extinctions, for example.
Not coincidentally, the latest wave of attacks comes as ISIS continues to suffer reversals on the battlefield in both Iraq and Syria.
Since most insurance doesn't cover vasectomy reversals—which can run between $8,000 to $20,000—you'd be out of a chunk of change.
That, and three other reversals in elections to select regional governors, amounted to the worst showing for Kremlin-backed candidates since 2012.
A much more common level of "reversals" is one to two a quarter, and that has been the pace in 71 quarters.
According to overdose reversals reported and logged in my department, since 2015, naloxone has saved more than 800 lives in our city.
Profitability has improved thanks to reversals of loan loss provisions, reduced funding costs and the cut in the bank tax since 13.
Netflix leaps initially on subscriber growth, prompts analyst PT cut reversals, though ends week down 0003 pct ** Health Care up 0.5 pct.
S&P now thinks there is a one-in-three probability of a further downgrade, given the higher risks of policy reversals.
Amid the stock market's rapid decline, some traders have started noticing consistent reversals in the afternoon, usually starting around 2:30 p.m.
The film has the same big emotional ups and downs as Glee, the same candy-colored crispness, and the same rapid reversals.
This, the 83rd day of Trump's presidency, has been a day of strange and abrupt reversals of longstanding policies, loyalties, and beliefs.
Reversals can be sharp and vicious, especially when a stock goes parabolic and everyone is on the same side of a trade.
Dean Heller Primary date: June 12 In a health care battle that hurt Republicans politically, Heller's reversals and contortions were uniquely damaging.
But they resonate with many meanings in Mr. Letts's haunting, elliptical drama about the evolutions, reversals and resurrections in a woman's life.
At Lyles & King, Ms. Grzeszykowska transforms herself with full-body makeup so as to defy the reversals and negations of analog photography.
They remain off February levels, however, and reversals on other currencies such as Brazil's real and the Russian rouble have barely budged.
Buy bull risk reversals on Microsoft — fiscal-quarter 210 may spark a break out in the stock but earnings volatility is rich.
GBP6MRR=ICAP Risk reversals are a gauge of the balance in the market between options betting on a currency rising or falling.
What's more, doctors who perform Essure reversals say that women who previously had Essure may even be able to get pregnant again.
Immigration Biden Biden's immigration platform outlines a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants while calling for broad reversals of Trump's border policies.
He went on to guide Corning to recovery after it suffered severe financial reversals during a national economic downturn in the 1970s.
In one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure, Draghi flagged more easing if inflation failed to pick up.
Given the standard that Mr. Trump is setting for foreign policy reversals, his own decisions could eventually be overturned by his successor.
But a workplace-by-workplace lawsuit approach, slow and susceptible to setbacks and reversals, won't stem the rising tide of wellness programs.
The reversals, brittle temper and incoherence on display at the White House might call into question whether the President has "it" either.
As an iconic team, the Warriors have introduced some new fundamentals to the game of basketball, including quick ball reversals in transition.
Perhaps most of all this idea of being "forced into knowledge" is reminiscent of the reversals and recognitions found in Greek tragedies.
President Obama ultimately decided against providing such lethal assistance, despite a series of striking reversals that Ukraine's forces suffered on the battlefield.
Such reversals are rare: Appeals courts upheld 81 percent of all felony convictions in 2010, a U.S. Justice Department review later found.
Charles M. Blow Donald Trump's mounting reversals, failures and betrayals make it increasingly clear that he is a fake and a fraud.
But the White House's frequent denials of any contact — followed by its public reversals — have only fueled questions in Congress and elsewhere.
The Nasdaq 100 and broader Nasdaq composite both saw important reversals in late July that helped set them up for more selling.
The lesson of these experiences is that American support for democracy and human rights requires modesty, patience, and a tolerance for reversals.
But we care relatively little about public sentiment on individual issues, which is often poorly measured, inconsistently defined and subject to rapid reversals.
Despite the spike in option activity, positioning is relatively more balanced with one-month euro/dollar risk reversals showing a more neutral bias.
The lead-up to this year's awards — owing to many, many bad decisions and subsequent reversals of those bad decisions — was absolute hell.
Still, derivative markets were broadly quiet with risk reversals on the pound holding near recent lows while one-month volatility indicators remained subdued.
Even by the standards of the late romances, rich in strange reversals and fantastical happenings, "Pericles" stands out for its tumultuous story line.
Castro's proposal promises those things, as well as reversals of signature Trump policies like the travel ban and the reduction in refugee resettlement.
Their mystery plots are both convoluted and plodding, with double and triple reversals accompanied by lots of double- and triple-checking of evidence.
Naloxone, an antidote for opioid overdose, can be administered by laypersons and has resulted in reversals of more than 85033,000 overdoses since 1996.
One-month risk reversals on sterling have slipped back to minus 0.625 after hitting a two-month high of minus 0.177 on Monday.
But the official call for complaints will give the CFPB a wealth of documented rationale meant to justify major reversals in bureau policy.
Dollar liquidity has been shrinking as a result of capital reversals after the U.S. central bank started to raise interest rates this year.
More than 2,000 National Guard soldiers were activated across the South, and the authorities planned lane reversals, school closures and sandbag distribution sites.
Such missteps and reversals take a toll, said Carlos Bravo Regidor, the director of the journalism program at CIDE, a Mexico City university.
Each is clued with a pun, and each has two parts that are homophonic mirror images, or reversals, or "flips" of each other.
That's the dynamic behind many of this spring's jarring policy reversals on backing out of NATO, Chinese currency manipulation, and relations with Russia.
Mr. Trump has long attributed his first run of business reversals and bankruptcies to the recession that hit three years later, in 1990.
Risk reversals and implied volatility gauges for the pound signaled calm over the next few months, with both indicators holding near recent lows.
Leaders are often tasked with helping rank-and-file members fundraise for their races, but the 2900 election cycle has seen some reversals.
It was one of the most surprising reversals in Oscar history, as human error combined with live television to powerful, jaw-dropping effect.
It is the same attitude that led to the reversals of Weissmann at the cost of millions (and ruined lives) in failed prosecutions.
The administration's subsequent modifications, the courtroom reversals and the international furor have made the president look not bold and decisive but simply incompetent.
The reversals on Russia and NATO could reassure U.S. allies in Europe who were rattled by Trump's overtures toward Moscow during the campaign.
In one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure, Draghi flagged more policy easing if inflation failed to pick up.
Generally these are not substantive changes in policy position; more often they're immediate reversals on pledges not to brag or insult his opponents.
Here one-month pound risk reversals show an elevated premium for sterling puts — options that confer the right to sell at a certain price.
SpaceX hasn't had any major policy reversals that I can think of in the last year, which makes it something of an outlier, really!
EUR1MO= Three-month risk reversals had flipped in favor of the single currency last week for the first time in more than three years.
EVEN for a life characterised by drastic reversals of fortune, it has been a dizzying week for Pakistan's thrice-ousted prime minister, Nawaz Sharif.
And despite military reversals in Iraq and Syria, it is very likely ISIS will grow in size, strength and influence in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Elizabeth Warren because of his reversals on interest rate policy since Trump became president as well as his public comments deriding Fed decision-making.
Republican success in repealing Obamacare, suddenly on the table again amid a flurry of late reversals by GOP senators, would only boost its relevance.
Lee points to reversals in sectors like financials and energy, now both negative on the year after rallying in the weeks following the election.
But mixed messages and sudden policy reversals have mainly created a degree of unpredictability that now reads more as disarray and incompetence than strategy.
And, while some of these reversals are probably better than his previous positions, he'll still be Donald Trump so everything will still be bad.
They fear Spain would face the sort of severe economic reversals that befell Greece when it put the far left in power last year.
That's led to some reversals that are clearly not in the best interests of the United States, none more so than his last two.
Widodo has pledged to boost Indonesia's electricity capacity by two-thirds by 2019, but the ambitious proposal has been dogged by postponements and reversals.
The avalanche of reversals, denials, and bungled messaging adds yet another layer to a portrait of a White House in constant chaos and disarray.
And the avalanche of public reversals, denials, and bungled messaging adds yet another layer to a portrait of a White House in constant chaos.
Pruitt has acted as if he could write on a blank slate, seeking regulatory reversals before doing the congressionally required work to justify them.
News of Trump's casual reversals of policy comes with such alarming regularity that the impulse to locate a patch of firm ground is understandable.
Obria clinics, for example, offer "abortion pill reversals," a supposed method for reversing a medication abortion that has no basis in science or medicine.
It is telling that in most of these cases, the Trump administration is committed to pretending that resistance isn't the cause of the reversals.
The push to build a performing arts component at the World Trade Center site has had more reversals of fortune than a Greek drama.
Normand said macro data should follow infection rates with a short lag and that inflection points in PMIs generally coincide with discernible market reversals.
And there are juicy scenes for each performer, brimming with showy but spontaneous reversals of feeling along with dialogue that dances off the tongue.
Mr. Tillerson, a former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, has suffered embarrassing stumbles and surprising reversals in his brief tenure at the State Department.
That year, he and Mary Davenport, a doctor in the Bay Area, started contacting a few other doctors who had performed reversals with progesterone.
For Mr. Johnson, whose brief tenure has been marked by serial defeats in Parliament, legal reversals and ceaseless upheaval, it was a resounding vindication.
But embarrassing reversals by his children highlighted concerns that access to the incoming administration could be for sale, and pressed the family to respond.
Preliminary figures released earlier this year showed a 22019 percent decline, a surprise downturn led by steep reversals in Britain and the United States.
Another potential legal difficulty is that five states that have rescinded their ratifications — though historically, such reversals have not been recognized by the courts.
Despite bipartisan backing from the Reagan administration and congressional Democrats, it had many false starts and reversals in its voyage to becoming a law.
But the relatively high foreign ownership of government bonds and Indonesia's lack of depth of financial markets make it vulnerable to capital reversals, they say.
One-month sterling risk reversals, an indicator of investor views on the currency's short-term direction, are now at their lowest levels since September 2016.
Photo: Nick Romanenko (Rutgers University-New Brunswick)Looking at the samples, the team chronicled the long-term record of reversals in the Earth's magnetic poles.
As you can see in this figure, support for change is generally fairly high, but right after the reversals, Republicans suddenly like the Electoral College.
It's worth bearing in mind that not everyone treated with naloxone would have died from their overdose, he added, making statistics on reversals sloppy measures.
I pulled what she called several Reversals, meaning that I needed to clear my doubts and uncertainties in order to trust the journey and myself.
U.S. government and private sector sources previously told Reuters that a draft trade agreement was riddled with reversals by China that undermined core U.S. demands.
"These magnetic stripes are evidence of pole reversals," said Dhananjay Ravat, a University of Kentucky geophysicist who contributed to the map, at the Swarm meeting.
Unless Erdogan implements radical policy reversals, the likelihood of which looks exceedingly remote, Turkey will become more entrenched in the turbulence of the Middle East.
According to FENICS data, three and six-month risk reversals this month hit their highest level since July 2016, shortly after the June referendum vote.
Derivative markets were cautious, with two-month pound risk reversals, a gauge of calls to puts on the British currency, hovering near three-month lows.
Danske Bank's loan impairment charges showed a net reversal of 241 million crowns in the fourth quarter, marking a fifth consecutive quarter with net reversals.
Tarasenko's struggles and three other reversals in elections to select regional governors this month amount to the worst showing for Kremlin-backed candidates since 2012.
Market participants try to hedge against currency risk and volatility through the use of risk reversals, in which "puts" give them the option to sell.
U.S. stock futures were searching for direction this morning after the Dow and S&P 23.3 on Wednesday saw their biggest reversals in 26 months.
A cocktail of worries over global trade and protectionism, Italy's budget plans and rising U.S. interest rates triggered major reversals across many markets last month.
Clinton's step back from fracking is just one of several reversals on energy and environmental issues she has made since coming under pressure from progressives.
He experienced a sharp drop in his income, went through an expensive divorce soon after and suffered big investment reversals during the 2008 financial crisis.
Despite such reversals, Mr. da Silva, who is universally known as Lula, still ranks among the leading contenders ahead of the presidential election in 2018.
For the family of the billionaire Andrónico Luksic, which controls the Chilean conglomerate, the policy reversals could provide a big boost to its mining business.
A new review of thousands of research papers published between 2003 and 2017 found that nearly 400 were "medical reversals" — correctives to commonly held beliefs.
Cross-Dressing and Drag on Screen provides a kaleidoscopic portrait of gender swaps, bends, and reversals, highlighting drag's ubiquity across time, place, and social milieu.
Both appear in the poem, as he spins normal statements into reversals and paradoxes: The ordinary is never more than an extension of the extraordinary.
The business of the country is now conducted like an argument on an unmoderated internet message board — an unceasing thread of squabbles, reversals and revisions.
Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — The rule of law and the independence of the judiciary are fragile achievements in many countries — and susceptible to sharp reversals.
It was a dramatic cap to a week full of roller-coaster twists, hairpin turns and enough whiplash alliance reversals to leave political analysts dizzied.
As a result of these myriad reversals, it's hard for both America's allies and enemies to discern any stable strategy in the greater Middle East.
But the policy reversals, which could be announced as soon as Thursday, would make it virtually impossible to meet emissions reduction goals under the deal.
The bank identified trade protectionism, normalization of interest rates globally, low potential growth and uncertainty about domestic policy reversals as key risks to the outlook.
The scientists were surprised to observe actual flips in the magnetic field, sudden 180-degree reversals before flipping back in seconds or even hours later.
Mr. Trump's victory in November was greeted with alarm by many in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, who feared reversals of political advances.
The immediate task facing the Democrats in 2021 — if they win control of the White House and Congress — will be to reverse Mr. Trump's reversals.
Indeed, the opposite may be true; his repeated reversals have revealed him to be a diplomatic novice, outsmarted in the international arena by more experienced rivals.
Petitions calling for reversals of the authorities decisions for both lawyers have been circulated in instant messenger chat groups and online, each garnering hundreds of signatures.
A commission spokesperson said that the reversals were actually done to make the commission more transparent, saying they hadn't received proper scrutiny in the first place.
In an interview with Reuters, a Houston-based Buckeye executive would not rule out seeking future reversals that would extend Midwest refiners' pipeline access to Philadelphia.
If Trump continues to make on-the-spot course reversals, he will make it more difficult for his administration as a whole to achieve its goals.
But even with this outcome, Republicans may want to pay some attention to the ominous numbers in their results and to a few historic election reversals.
Trump's other pick, Moore -- a former 2016 campaign adviser -- has drawn opposition from Democrats over his closeness to Trump and his reversals on interest rate policy.
Periods of market calm favour carry trades since they lessen the risk of sharp and sudden reversals that would stop investors out of their leveraged positions.
Front and center in both voting rights reversals was John Gore, a Republican attorney temporarily overseeing the DOJ's Civil Rights Division while Trump's nominee undergoes confirmation.
Capital committed by pension funds and macro funds may be more sticky and less prone to abrupt reversals than commitments from commodity specialists and trend chasers.
In the past ten years, the 6th Circuit, which covers Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee, has actually had the most reversals at 84%, according to Scotusblog.
In one of his latest policy reversals -- officially known as "intentionally unpredictable policy changes" -- the U.S. president is allegedly warming up to the Fed's current leadership.
The most recent report by Fitch, a ratings agency, stated the obvious: a long period of political uncertainty and reversals of reforms will damage business confidence.
Currency derivative markets signal growing caution about the pound, with one-month risk reversals on sterling versus the euro and the dollar at multi-month highs.
Risk reversals maturing over one to three months registered bigger declines, falling to their lowest levels since November, even as broader spot markets stabilised around $1.3160.
Derivative markets also appear to be reflecting the increased caution about sterling's outlook with both one and three-month risk reversals plummeting to near 2018 lows.
Outside currency unions, rebalancing toward exports is made easier by exchange-rate movements: capital-flow reversals lead to depreciations that make exports cheaper in foreign markets.
Veep's fifth season hinged on a series of unprecedented reversals, beginning when President Selina Meyer's bid for reelection ended in a tie in the Electoral College.
Deforestation, which started in the 1970s, began climbing again in 2015 due to political turmoil and an economic recession that paved the way to policy reversals.
One-month sterling risk reversals GBP1MRR=, an indicator of investor views on the currency's short-term direction, are now at their lowest levels since September 44.43.
Decades of law, much of it created by conservatives' judicial heroes, requires presidents and agencies to abide by the rule of law and justify regulatory reversals.
Her 215 "S/He" played with reversals of gender and race to shed light on the Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill hearings of the early '245s.
Let's just say that if it weren't for the play's ludicrous reversals and recurrent eddies of argument, it would last about 10 minutes instead of 85.
As podcasts have become more elaborate, with complex stories complete with cliffhangers, narrative reversals and subplots, the main action in adaptations has shifted toward scripted series.
Such reversals on the part of patients aren't even likely; some 80 percent of women under 30 who undergo elective sterilization do not regret the procedure.
Risk reversals - the skew between put and call options - suggest traders see the pound as more likely to fall than rise in the next three months.
As a result, Democrats fear reversals on a wide array of labor law, civil rights and environmental cases as the courts move steadily to the right.
Earlier, Mr. Trump had refused to say a word about the test, but this was a president who had already developed a reputation for sudden reversals.
If today's warning signs turn into significant reversals for the President, Republican plans to run in 28.6 on a "Peace and Prosperity" message will be compromised.
Currency derivative markets signalled growing caution about the pound, with one-month risk reversals on sterling versus the euro and the dollar at multi-month highs.
The probe's early data, released in December, revealed reversals of the solar magnetic field and "bursts" in its stream of electrically charged particles, called solar wind.
Despite last week's reversals of Obama administration changes to U.S.-Cuba relations, President Trump reportedly will leave in place immigration policy changes implemented by his predecessor.
Even so, for individual investors looking to protect themselves from market reversals, better strategies probably include conservative asset allocation with holdings of bonds and even cash.
While the biggest reversals seem inevitable in retrospect, in the moment they often came as a surprise, even with just a month or so to go.
On Friday morning, Reuters reported that "risk reversals" on the currency — a measure of calls versus puts — indicated that currency traders were adding bets against the pound.
It is unclear how such reversals will affect the course of a war that grew out of Arab spring-inspired protests in 2011 calling for democratic change.
And he has the luxury of a friendly conservative media to ensure that his reversals and unpredictable nature do him no harm with his loyal political base.
For those wondering when U.S. rates markets might turn, a look at behavior around the recent policy reversals in Sweden, the euro zone and Australia is instructive.
And three-month risks reversals -- a gauge of investor expectations for a currencys direction -- pointed to a greater bias towards sterling puts versus calls, implying more depreciation.
Such periods of market calm favour carry trades since they lessen the risk of sharp and sudden reversals that would stop investors out of their leveraged positions.
And some of them also preserve evidence of the reversals in Earth's magnetic field that happen from time to time, and which act as useful date markers.
The series of leaks, counter-leaks, and reversals built suspense and dominated political news for days without Trump needing to do anything particularly alienating or off-putting.
That will encourage Stop Trump forces within the Republican Party, who hoped that the New York property tycoon would be damaged by recent controversies and policy reversals.
President Trump made three startling economic policy reversals on Wednesday, stepping away from pledges he made as a candidate and even policies he supported only days ago.
Compared with other big reversals – like his decision in 2016 to dump securitised products and leave investors nursing big losses – this is, at least, the good kind.
And three-month risks reversals — a gauge of investor expectations for a currency's direction — pointed to a greater bias towards sterling puts versus calls, implying more depreciation.
These reversals are usually the result of major errors at trial that violate the defendant's constitutional rights, such as prosecutorial misconduct, improper jury instructions and incompetent lawyering.
But at Douthat's moments of greatest alarm, he seems determined to set aside the surprises, the reversals, and the lingering irresolution that one finds in that history.
Though the film, like Richard Linklater's "Boyhood," is driven more by the flow of experience than the mechanics of plot, there are plenty of twists and reversals.
In Portugal, the big question is whether gradual reversals in pay cuts will make the heavily-indebted Portuguese spend more, boosting the economy as the government hopes.
The past is indeed a tale of progress, but it is not a tale of continuous progress, and some of the reversals, though temporary, have been catastrophic.
Analysts have said Islamic State could try to radicalise young men in Muslim-majority Bangladesh as the organisation faces reversals in places such as Syria and Iraq.
In fact, Trump's constant reversals on the TPP will also weaken his strength as a negotiator for potential future bilateral deals with Japan, the UK, or others.
His career is thus marked by major about-faces and spectacular backtrackings, reversals that only such a magisterial artist could afford critically, let alone survive market-wise.
The abuse accusations exploded any pretense of rectitude and instigated one of the most stunning reversals of a public figure's reputation that modern America has ever experienced.
One of four reversals of labor-related rules stopped a regulation that would have required federal contractors to disclose labor law violations when bidding for government work.
The movie's wide-screen framing, ruthless plot reversals and say-what-you-mean writing sometimes recall a master of socially conscious cinema from another era, Sam Fuller.
Journalists can take pride in such reversals; it would seem that they have a high success rate in balancing the scales for people caught in these traps.
Still, White House officials said Mr. Trump had more affinity for Ms. Le Pen, and was closer to her on the issues than his recent reversals suggested.
ECB President Mario Draghi on Tuesday made one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure, flagging more stimulus if inflation failed to pick up.
Reversals: The dollar has rallied by 0.43% today, and the Mexican peso has recovered much of the value it lost between Trump's election and his inauguration; since Jan.
Elizabeth Warren, a member of the Senate Banking Committee and a 2020 presidential candidate, cited Moore's reversals on economic policy since Trump took office in an April letter.
Meanwhile, Draghi on Tuesday said the ECB will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, signalling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure.
"In a year characterized by volatility and reversals, the next catalyst may be tax loss harvesting," BofAML equity strategist Savita Subramanian said in a note to clients Monday.
This is a "rally and retreat" market and we trade it using the ANTSYSS trade method to capture the reversals near each of the support and resistance levels.
She's reversed over 100 overdoses (including one caught on camera for Sanjay Gupta's CNN show) and been involved in countless more reversals, often giving instructions over the phone.
Meanwhile, Draghi on Tuesday said the ECB will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, signaling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure.
Three-month and six-month risk reversals headed this month towards levels seen in August, when bearish sentiment on the pound was at its highest since October 2016.
Past experience suggests large concentrations of similar positions in any market, bullish or bearish, are associated with large momentum-driven price moves followed by even sharper partial reversals.
"Domestically, the main risk is policy uncertainty or policy reversals that could affect investment and growth," the bank said in its biannual report on the regional economic outlook.
Democrats assail the reversals as harming the environment, education and checks on Wall Street, with many saying the regulations were killed in order to please big-money lobbyists.
Although there is some evidence he is changing course, such as his reversals on such controversial policies as his campaign stance against China, the verdict is still out.
Though formally charged with manipulating national accounts, her downfall was largely precipitated by Brazil's economic reversals, which were compounded by ballooning corruption investigations and her own leadership failures.
In the most conclusive of the novel's reversals, he takes in the stranger—and the stranger ends up cooking his native food for Richard, in the host's home.
President Donald Trump arrived at the summit following a week of jarring reversals at home regarding tax policy and whether the administration was considering purchasing Greenland from Denmark.
What explains his near absence from the political stage, where he might argue publicly against the reversals of his policy accomplishments, and also from American life more broadly?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, since naloxone has been made available in 1996, there have been more than 26,000 overdose reversals across the country.
"The God Cells," a one-sided documentary advocating fetal stem cell injections, is short on credibility but long on stories about the miraculous reversals of catastrophic medical conditions.
He's clearly some sort of mutant superhuman, and his only weakness seems to be getting locked into an endless series of grapple reversals that slowly drain his health.
It capped a 22018-day stretch in which a largely counted out Biden completed one of the most sudden and dramatic reversals of fortune in modern political history.
But even as economic policy reporters and the business press detail the palace intrigue, reversals, and dissension, most do not even mention a well-documented conflict of interest.
When he first started showing his work in the early 22014s, Wiley's reversals of classical figuration were an outlier at a time when most painters dealt in abstraction.
A new review of thousands of research papers published between 2003 and 2017 found that nearly 400 were "medical reversals" — correctives to commonly held beliefs like that one.
It isn't one of Mr Polanski's worst films, but it's hardly as thrilling as a story with so much heroism and so many reversals of fortune should be.
Many in Iran's moderate and reformist faction are guardedly optimistic that the country is changing, albeit in fits and starts, and always subject to reversals by hard-liners.
For example, one of the four major environmental reversals undid a rule that would have required coal companies to keep toxic debris from mountaintop mining out of waterways.
WASHINGTON — President Trump made three startling economic policy reversals on Wednesday, stepping away from pledges he made as a candidate and even policies he supported only days ago.
After recent policy reversals that have angered his populist base, Mr. Trump described the visa program as an initiative gone awry that has driven down wages for Americans.
And yet, Mr. Obama's supporters, who have been waiting eagerly for the former president to respond to his successor's accusations and policy reversals, are likely to be disappointed.
It's also pretty upfront about the realities of the procedure, saying reversals are more costly and that it's still important to wear a condom to protect against STDs.
"One concern is that the buffer pool will not be large enough to cover all of the reversals that will happen over decades," Barbara Haya tells The Verge.
His reversals on issues as fundamental as first-strike nuclear policy and our obligations to NATO reflect not so much a thought process as the blunderings of ignorance.
The risk that sterling will fall against the dollar is at its lowest in more than four months, according to one-month risk reversals, a gauge of market positioning.
Late on Monday the premium for options that protect against sterling losses over gains against the dollar — risk reversals — touched their highest since just after the 2016 Brexit referendum.
Wednesday's developments were yet another example of the chaotic nature of an administration that often lurches from day to day based on the President's erratic decisions and policy reversals.
Derivative markets painted a broad picture of caution with short-dated sterling risk reversals at their lowest levels since July 2016, indicating investors were still expecting more pound weakness.
" Spencer Kornhaber, The Atlantic: "The penultimate episode of Game of Thrones gave us one of the most dramatic reversals in TV history, with the once-good queen going genocidal.
Sterling risk reversals fell to the lowest in 17 months, evidence of investors rushing to protect themselves against more downside between now and into 2019 by buying "put" options.
"I think the McDonnell ruling and the subsequent reversals in New York have put a chill over prosecutors' presentations and the jury instructions that are given," he told me.
Apophasis is part of Trump's broader tendency to keep controversial issues afloat through reversals and innuendo, as he's done for many months on the subject of Bill Clinton's infidelity.
Risk reversals, a market gauge of a ratio of puts to calls on a currency, indicate investors are leaning towards buying options to protect themselves against further currency downside.
"Will the real Donald Trump stand up?" asked Lim Say Boon, chief investment officer at DBS Bank, in a note Thursday, pointing to similar Trump policy reversals as Rickards.
Three-month sterling risk reversals, which cover the October deadline, show that investors have been buying more options betting the pound would fall than options betting it would rise.
In his response to Megyn Kelly's probe of three recent reversals, Trump simply maintained that he has the right to educate himself, improve his positions, and change his mind.
Late on Monday the premium for options that protect against sterling losses over gains against the dollar -- risk reversals -- touched their highest since just after the 2016 Brexit referendum.
The preliminary injunction granted by Chen, an appointee of former President Obama, follows a trend of court reversals that have slowed the administration's proposed overhaul of American immigration laws.
In fact, these shortsighted budget cuts along with reversals of U.S. commitments to combatting climate change are creating precisely the right conditions for the next infectious pandemic to thrive.
Ms. Light, a recent Emmy nominee for her role in the Amazon series "Transparent," manages these reversals with a skill that makes them as startling as they are inevitable.
For example, given a spate of judicial reversals of insider-trading convictions, does the agency need a new approach — or should it seek new legislation to combat insider trading?
The Court of Cassation gave no legal reasons for its reversals of the death sentences but is expected to do so in written form in a few days time.
Six-month sterling/dollar risk reversals, capturing the date by which Britain is expected to formally begin the process of leaving the EU, showing a bias for more weakness.
In WTI, for which there is a longer time series, the ratio of long to short positions has been cyclical, with an irregular magnitude, and subject to sharp reversals.
Why this matters: If Trump follows through on this alleged commitment to Macron, it would be one of the biggest and most abrupt foreign policy reversals in his presidency.
"Lying is not a rookie mistake," Mr. Warner said, after noting the litany of Trump camp reversals from those who did not disclose or accurately recall meetings with Russians.
"Mortality reversals in 21 states for adults ages 20 to 55 years are strongly linked to the burden of substance use disorders, cirrhosis, and self-harm," the researchers wrote.
This extreme positioning often encourages profit-taking and can spark sudden reversals as traders who borrow to purchase crude futures scramble to cover their position when prices start falling.
What constitutes an "avant-garde life" in a society where single parents, gay parents, extended family networks, working mothers and reversals of traditional gender roles are all easily found?
One of Canada's least expected political reversals came in 1979, when the Liberals were out of power and Mr. Trudeau announced that he was quitting as the party's leader.
"The field reversals in the northern halo of NGC 4631, together with the observed polarization angles, indicate giant magnetic ropes with alternating directions," the team said in the study.
Shorter-term three-month risk reversals TRY3MRR= indicate similar stresses, while one-year forwards TRYFWD= are quoted at a 15 percent premium to the current dollar/lira spot rate.
The relationships, the characters, the turns and reversals: In two hours and 48 minutes, not a single one wasted, the film gives you everything you didn't know you wanted.
The blonde beauty Genevieve, in a series of reversals that strain credulity, falls from grace to decadence — and is punished with death in the elevator of the Eiffel Tower.
Temperature differences between land masses and the sea in the tropics drive the seasonal reversals in the wind, and the change in ocean temperature from El Niño alters these winds.
Fund buying has been remarkably consistent and persistent, with small additions to net long positions week after week, and a progressive rise in prices, without any of the usual reversals.
Even so, the risk that sterling will fall against the dollar was deemed the lowest in over four months, according to one-month risk reversals, a gauge of market positioning.
The reveals and reversals of "Spoils of War" proved Game of Thrones had the power to delight our eyes more than before, and send our pulses racing faster than ever.
The success rates for vasectomy reversals depend on a number of factors, including how long ago you had the vasectomy, and the condition of your tubes down there, he explained.
" An end to the demographic super-cycle If this theory is correct, Reid says, then "any reversals in this demographic super cycle could spell problems for the fiat currency system.
From a low point on October 26th, financial markets resumed a rise that, notwithstanding several reversals and a lull in recent days, has seen dramatic gains in the past decade.
One-month sterling risk-reversals GBP1MRR=, a ratio of puts to calls on the currency and a barometer of investor bearishness, hold near two-year highs, indicating uncertainty remains high.
Before the night is over, the ladies reckon with a dark, shared secret, and deal with the ramifications and reversals of fortune that follow a sloppily planned act of revenge.
ECB President Mario Draghi said last week the bank will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, signaling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure.
Reuters sources said a draft agreement was riddled with reversals by China that undermined core U.S. demands, backing claims that China had backtracked on almost all aspects of the deal.
Trump was unmoored, insisting he had logical explanations about his reversals on Syrian refugees, the war in Afghanistan and more -- and that by the way, it doesn't matter much anyway.
The premium for options which protect against sterling losses over gains against the dollar -- risk reversals -- touched their highest levels late on Monday since just after the 2016 Brexit referendum.
Since Modi declared the ban, the central bank has been forced to announce a barrage of measures to soften the impact, including several high-profile reversals, undermining confidence in it.
The reversals were reminiscent of President George W. Bush's pledge to defend Taiwan — "whatever it takes" — that was erased immediately by his administration's assurance that U.S. policy had not changed.
This is one of many recent reversals from Bridenstine as he gets acclimated to his new job heading NASA, and it's refreshing that he resisted doubling down on climate skepticism.
A sinister cult with religious overtones, The O.O.A. became the setting for a series of power plays and reversals, with different cult leaders — referred to as "Gatekeepers" — vying for control.
And thanks in part to all those unconscious-but-not-dead characters, there are more buzzer-beating rescues and reversals on hand here than in the whole of March Madness.
The euro also weakened after Draghi said the ECB will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, signaling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure.
But his administration has sought to roll back more than 60 environmental rules, and many of those reversals have the potential to substantially degrade the quality of air and water.
She and Mr. Dillane work their way tirelessly through the play's many role and gender reversals, in which the actors trade clothes, wigs, makeup and, at one point, bodily fluids.
During those years, your commitment to nonviolent protest has never wavered, not even through more than 40 arrests and attacks, not even through too many reversals of hard-won gains.
Payment reversals are rare, but allowed within the automated clearing house network under very limited circumstances — for legitimate errors, for example, according to an official familiar with the payments network.
"Listening to people, seeing things from a different perspective, owning when you've made a mistake" is "part of who I am," O'Rourke told CNN recently when asked about his reversals.
That could mean US policy reversals on a whole host of issues, from Syria to climate change to the US economy, with potentially major consequences for people around the world.
This upfront season, the role reversals we'll see are signs of another step in our evolution to "full frontal" advertising, where the distinctions between the upfronts and NewFronts become undistinguishable.
Spithill's fightback in San Francisco in 2013 ranks as one of the biggest ever sporting reversals, overturning an 8-1 New Zealand lead to win the "Auld Mug" by 9-8.
Investment Banking was higher on both a linked-quarter and year ago basis, while equity markets fell 39% sequentially given some reversals of valuation adjustments related to prime brokerage financing transactions.
"Now, they've suffered reversals on the ground in Iraq and Syria, but they're still producing material, they still use the internet to traffic their propaganda and their radicalizing material," King said.
However, the risk that sterling will fall against the dollar remains near the lowest level in more than four months, according to one-month risk reversals, a gauge of market positioning.
Part of the loan impairment reversals was booked under other provisions to cover the litigation risks related to the interest rate floor clauses case, which we believe are now properly covered.
Trump's weekend message — which at the time appeared to come without provocation — was preceded by a diplomatic document from China that included reversals that undermined key U.S. demands, Reuters reported Wednesday.
In the options market, the short-dated risk reversals - a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling - show a bias for euro strength in the coming week.
The Trump campaign has been the most unconventional political operation in many decades, and political reversals that would have hobbled any other candidacy have repeatedly blown over with little apparent effect.
But that was only 29 reversals out of 254 cases (One additional case was a 246-4 split and so affirmed.) The 9th Circuit decided 11,798 cases in that time span.
For activists who have spent their careers fighting America's reliance on fossil fuels, and who saw Sanders come out early against Keystone XL and the TPP, Clinton's reversals still feel fresh.
Catalonia's president, Carles Puigdemont, announced today that he'd let the region's parliament decide on a declaration of independence from Spain, capping off a wild day of policy reversals, per the NYT.
One-way markets, when traders attempt to position themselves in the same direction, often precede sharp reversals in prices ("Why stock markets crash: critical events in complex financial systems", Sornette, 2003).
Despite the uncertainty, the risk that sterling will fall against the dollar is its lowest in more than four months, according to one-month risk reversals, a gauge of market positioning.
Investors are also increasing their bias for sterling puts over calls in the three- and six-month sterling-dollar risk-reversals market, with the three-month bias the greatest since April .
Reuters data going back to 2012 shows three- and five-year risk reversals — the cost of taking out an option to buy or sell the pound — have consistently been below zero.
Six-month sterling/dollar risk-reversals, a measure of the balance in the market between bets on a currency rising or falling, stood at -1.3 GBP6MRR=ICAP according to ICAP data.
"Anything can happen in the Ryder Cup — it's freaky like that," said Lee Westwood, who at age 43 has been part of enough abrupt reversals and surprise European victories to know.
But other representatives of the steam coal industry have said regulation reversals may not overcome their main problem: plentiful and cheap natural gas following a decade-long hydraulic fracturing drilling boom.
Exhibitions "Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow," an exhibition at the New-York Historical Society, traces the gains, and reversals, of the post-Civil War struggle over racial equality.
It would be the latest in a string of policy reversals made by the Trump Administration on the use of weapons that had been limited by treaties, and even condemned internationally.
Millions of words have been written in the analysis of a market that has gone basically nowhere overall, while sharp price reversals in a trendless market have repeatedly wrong-footed investors.
Some, like Stockholm, have set ambitious emissions reduction goals, while others have pushed ahead with climate policies despite national policy reversals, such as under President Donald Trump in the United States.
"Let's hope the departure isn't a response to new policy reversals due to pressure," Alonso Segura, a former finance minister during the government of former president Ollanta Humala said on Twitter.
One sign of nerves is that sterling-dollar risk-reversals GBP1MRR=, a ratio of puts to calls on the currency and a barometer of investor bearishness, are near two-year highs.
Fund long positions in petroleum outnumbered short positions by a ratio approaching 9:1, nearing levels that triggered sharp price reversals in the past, most recently in October 2018 and April 2018.
The only sitting Democratic commissioner on the FCC, Mignon Clyburn, also chided Pai for not sticking to "our shared commitment to increased transparency" when making this slew of retractions, reversals, and decisions.
Possession after possession, Miami forces defenders to chase players around screens from one side of the court to the other, while also tracking the basketball during several quick passes and ball reversals.
The firms contracted to provide chairs and lights for the event had suddenly pulled out—yet another of the unexplained reversals that are so common when criticism of the army is involved.
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One-month sterling risk reversals, which indicate how investors are positioned towards the currency during that period, slipped to their lowest in twelve days, having hit their highest since 2012 last week.
Regulatory rollbacks of note over the past year included net neutrality, the contraception care coverage requirement for employers, and a slew of environmental rules; those reversals are being challenged in court, too.
Sadly for libertarians, that political canniness also involves blatant reversals on criminal justice reform, gratuitous calls to "carpet bomb" ISIS, and public vows to fight the alleged "crisis" of same-sex marriage.
With another parliament vote due in mid-February, derivatives markets are painting a cautious outlook for the pound with shorter-dated risk reversals indicating a greater bias for sterling puts over calls.
Brexit optimism has also pushed up sterling risk reversals — a gauge of expectations for a currency's direction measured by comparing the relative cost of options to buy and to sell the pound.
More troubling still, character motivations appear to be in a state of flux, and much of the drama involves clever people committing obvious blunders and suffering reversals of fortune as a result.
Since starting the EJI in 1989, Stevenson and his staff have won dozens of cases involving wrongly convicted and unfairly sentenced defendants, including reversals and relief for 135 people on death row.
In the past month, he's made about-faces on issues like China, trade and NATO, leading to some conservative angst the reversals reflect a drift away from the underpinnings of his campaign.
"I thought at this point the market discounts that kind of stuff because previously we've had quick reversals," he added, referring to the rapid changes in sentiment on trade by President Trump.
Risk reversals, a market gauge of the ratio of puts to calls on a currency, indicate investors are leaning towards buying options to protect themselves against further downside in the British currency.
Those flows will be affected by reversals of quantitative easing in the U.S. that will raise interest rates and affect both exchange rates and debt repayment profiles in emerging market economies (EMEs).
Every day brings new shocks: firings, sudden policy reversals, insulting tweets, blatant lies, angry threats, personal vendettas, provocations, court challenges, unpresidential behavior, embarrassing revelations, shady characters, rampant bigotry, alienated allies, inhumane policies.
Following embarrassing reversals on the Mexican wall, the Muslim immigration ban and other signature policies, he sees rejecting accepted orthodoxy on climate change as an easy deliverable to please his populist base.
The EBRD was set up in 1991 to help former Soviet bloc countries convert to capitalism, but growing eurosceptism in parts of eastern Europe has raised questions about reversals in the process.
One year risk reversals fell to minus 0.4 after being in positive territory as recently as Monday, indicating that demand for euro puts has surged to protect downside risks, according to traders.
Big City The drama of the past year played out locally in big civic and social changes: surprise political upsets and reversals, decent reputations gone bad and bad reputations gone much worse.
Mr. Trump and White House officials outlined several major reversals to Mr. Obama's policies, most notably scaling back the ability of Americans to travel to Cuba, which Mr. Obama had vastly expanded.
Derivative markets also suggest more upside for the pound with risk reversals — a ratio of call options to put options — for one-month maturities at their highest levels in nearly two months.
Members of Italy's anti-establishment Five Star Movement, who originally heralded his victory, have expressed frustration at his reversals, particularly his tougher line against Russia and his decision to intervene in Syria.
With its reversals and with its bitter ironies — not least that, minutes before he was shot, Rabin had congratulated the crowd, saying, "The people truly want peace" — it is a tragedy already.
One-year risk reversals TRY22008RR=, a gauge of puts (sells) to calls (buys) on lira and a medium-term measure of the currency's outlook, are nearing their highest levels since Jan 2017.
I won't go through the list, but among the matters that have depreciated the president's ability to lead include the Russia investigation, his Charlottesville remarks, position reversals and bully and bellicose behavior.
Accordingly, in currency derivative markets, two-week risk reversals that encompass the date of the event show a slight bias towards franc calls — expecting the Swiss currency to appreciate against the dollar.
The euro also slid after Draghi said the region's central bank will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, signaling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure.
But that's not to say all's going according to plan: there's the bundled setbacks of the Tax Bill, among countless reversals, plus fatigue from daily aggressions that make the future hard to see.
Violent anti-government "Yellow Vest" protests convulsed Paris and towns and cities across France late last year and the first half of 2019, challenging President Emmanuel Macron's authority and forcing some policy reversals.
Ireland has been a favoured destination of foreign direct investment (FDI) by MNEs over the past 20 years but faces a risk of smaller inflows or reversals if corporate tax incentives change radically.
Ms Davidson has ruled out running for the leadership on the grounds that it would take too heavy a toll on her emotional and personal life, but politics is full of strange reversals.
As head of the Justice Department, Sessions cranked through conservative achievements on immigration, drugs, crime, and civil rights reversals that fueled Trump's base, offering stability to the administration and sending Democrats into hysterics.
There are examples of reversals — the individual mandate is one, of course — but overall, elected officials often try very hard to stick within the boundaries of the arguments they made when getting elected.
Iron ore is now well below the $22018 it fetched at the end of 23, and it is proving to be a volatile year, with two strong rallies being followed by sharp reversals.
Trump is eager to move forward on cooperation with Russia, as we saw after his meeting with Putin in Hamburg, but the cloud hanging over his administration has so far prevented policy reversals.
Each line seems to twist into the next, the plotline offering a series of reversals and then a minor miracle of wordplay, before ending on a punchline that doubles as a mission statement.
And while it's always far easier to explain why something happened by looking backward rather than projecting why something will happen in the future, meaningful policy changes and reversals can and do happen.
That's why the section on legislation in Trump's much-touted list of accomplishments is devoid of significant achievements, full of joint resolutions and reversals (through the Congressional Review Act) of minor Obama regulations.
Trump's reversals come at one of the most active period in his tenure so far, with high-stakes plays on the global stage, and on domestic issues, such as immigration and the economy.
The most noteworthy of these policy reversals is the recent decision by the government of Australia to limit liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports and examine the building of a major domestic gas pipeline.
Ree Morton, who died in a car accident at 41 in 1977, and whose work has seen renewed interest of late, focused on ''poetic reversals,'' in the words of the curator Marcia Tucker.
"I thought he was outstanding," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, when asked for his reaction to the address by a President whose frequent policy reversals have often infuriated the GOP Senate leader.
In the winter of 2000, the dramatic aftermath of the Bush-Gore presidential election felt like the perfect spinoff, less scintillating than the Starr hearings certainly, but full of heart-stopping reversals nonetheless.
"We think that for smartphones, they had some one-off gains related to some provision reversals, the details of which are likely to be announced at the end of this month," he added.
Some commentators point to the comforting possibility that his reversals mean that Mr. Trump is growing in office, adapting postures born of ignorance or political calculus as he meets the realities of governing.
The combination of policy reversals and botched rollout left Harris pinched between the moderates and the leftists, and undermined faith in her ability to govern on the issue Democrats rate as most important.
While Jaguar is moving ahead with restored and converted E-types, Mr. Spires says, his firm will offer conversions — and reversals — of the rarer Aston models at its Newport Pagnell facilities in Buckinghamshire.
Mr. Beldock, over more than a decade, helped to expose false testimony by witnesses and misconduct by Passaic County prosecutors in two earlier trials, helping Mr. Carter and Mr. Artis win reversals in 1985.
Just over a year later, the ambitious proposal is being dogged by postponed and cancelled tenders, reversals on planned projects and uncertainty over the power mix after Widodo boosted the use of renewable energy.
U.S. futures pointed to a fall of around 21.0630 percent at the open on Wall Street as investors digested Trump's apparent reversals on interest rates, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and China's currency policy.
Citing the Paris climate change agreement, which Trump also pulled out of, Macron said such major policy reversals could "work in the short term, but it's very insane in the medium to long term".
These reversals mostly made life easier for polluters but also let Internet Service Providers sell your web browsing data to advertisers and made it easier for people with severe mental illness to buy guns.
Even those Trump reversals with some traction (the travel ban, the decision to get out of the Paris climate agreement) face intense resistance and determination from civil society, the courts and the private sector.
In other words, Powell and Pressburger had conjured a fictional life that veered perilously close to Churchill's, as dense with derring-do, divisiveness, emotional extremes, and lurching reversals of fortune as his had been.
"Risk reversals tend to price fear," said the head of hedge fund sales with one of the big five international banks who run 40 percent of the $5 trillion a day global currency market.
Also, in the derivatives market, six- and nine-month risk reversals — a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling — show a bias for sterling weakness picking up in that period.
Derivatives also paint a slightly more circumspect picture, with three-month risk reversals — a ratio of calls to puts — for the dollar against the yen JPY3MRR= and the euro EUR3MRR= also below June highs.
One of the more recent and stunning reversals happened merely ten days after Hurricane Harvey, when Trump killed one of Obama's executive orders that made sure we account for climate change when rebuilding homes.
Lyft is likely capitalizing on the recent reversals faced by its chief rival Uber, which is dealing with sexual harassment and internal cultural issues, a public CEO outburst, self-driving program hiccups and more.
However, a recording of his conversation with a suspect in the investigation threatened to stain the new, center-right administration, already unsettled by a series of policy reversals during its first week in office.
The apparent reversals, highlighted in separate reports Monday, underscore the inconsistency on national security issues shaping up for the Trump administration and add to mounting concerns about conflicts of interest for the incoming president.
These assorted role reversals are overseen by the wise oracle Pythio (Peppermint, a contestant on "RuPaul's Drag Race," described in the program as the first transgender woman to create a principal role on Broadway).
But the role reversals Headley devises — and the way she adapts an ancient tale into a 21st-century struggle between haves and have-nots, brown-skinned and white, damaged and intact — are largely effective.
"My publishing history's just so checkered with sudden reversals, ups and downs, confusions, wrong turnings, and at the end of my life, virtually, it seems like things are starting to work out," he said.
Details of the sale must still be finalized, Toshiba said in a statement on Wednesday, leaving open the possibility of another turn in a drawn-out bidding process marked by reversals, acrimony and confusion.
The pandemic, which has infected tens of thousands of people in more than 100 countries, has sent the market careening downward over the past few weeks — despite occasional reversals on bits of promising news.
It will strengthen Turkish strongman Recep Tayyip Erdogan's hand, not only in northern Syria but also in Turkish politics, just as he was finally beginning to experience serious reversals after 16 years in power.
In the room with Warren, you hear a story of an accidental senator whose career reversals (an ill-timed first marriage, a beloved job lost because of pregnancy) mirror those of many women voters.
Some cringey moments of over-the-top fan service aside, it's also a pleasure to see Hamilton and Schwarzenegger together again, carrying on versions of the same archetype reversals they played out in T2.
In another plan Senate Democrats laid out last year, lawmakers proposed raising the corporate tax rate to 25 percent and a slew of other reversals to a massive package of tax cuts Republicans had passed.
The U.S. veto threat was the latest in a string of policy reversals that some U.N. diplomats say has been driven by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, a conservative Christian who staunchly opposes abortion rights.
Risk reversals for sterling, a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling, are holding near their lowest levels since early March, indicating that investors are looking to protect downside portfolio risk.
Optimism about some sort of an imminent breakthrough is reflected in the currency derivatives markets with one-month pound risk reversals, a gauge of calls to puts on the pound, rising to one-month highs.
As often as not, these sudden reversals of the underlying downtrend have been triggered by tight LME spreads, which have incentivised metal to be brought out of financing cold storage and delivered against short positions.
Chicago, which benefited from two replay reversals during the inning, had runners on first and second with two outs, but Heath Fillmyer retired Yonder Alonso on a flyout to left field to end the threat.
One-month risk reversals — an option market gauge of demand for puts versus calls on a currency — showed bias towards more sterling upside versus the dollar, reversing some of the pessimism seen in recent weeks.
Optimism about some sort of a imminent breakthrough is reflected in the currency derivatives markets with one-month pound risk reversals, a gauge of calls to puts on the pound, rising to one-month highs.
Another sign traders are bracing for sterling weakness comes from risk reversals GBP3MRR= GBP6MRR=, a gauge of the difference in demand for puts - betting an asset's price will fall - and calls - betting it will rise.
So when you have sharp reversals of multiyear trends like we've seen, investors are guessing and speculating and stressing about why it's happening, what is says about the economy and what it means for others.
Investors also grow a greater bias for sterling puts over calls in the three- and six-month sterling-dollar risk-reversals market, with three-month contracts showing the bias for puts the greatest since April .
Investors are also increasing their bias for sterling puts over calls in the three- and six-month sterling-dollar risk-reversals market, with the three-month bias the greatest since April GBP3MRR=FN GBP6mRR=FN.
There is little in the way of movement on the case, no twists or reversals to drive the plot forward, so the introduction of a new predator into the ecosystem does a lot of work.
But the RBI has long worried about sudden reversals of foreign flows, after first-hand experience in 2013 when worries about Fed tightening plunged India into its worst currency crisis in more than two decades.
Because these reversals are real and meaningful, it is important to be precise when we describe the transformation, and to think carefully about why it happened and whether Trump deserves to be praised for it.
Before the trial, the case reached the U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals twice, leading to reversals of an injunction against Amphastar in 2012 and a later ruling granting judgment in Amphastar's favor in 2015.
Despite the rise, currency derivative markets signaled a growing caution the outlook for the British currency with one-month risk reversals on the pound versus the euro and the dollar plunging to multi-month highs.
As The Good Place has zigzagged its way through a long string of plot twists and resets and reversals, it has taken away all of its characters' selfish motivations for trying to be better people.
WASHINGTON — As Trump administration officials try to convince allies that the United States remains committed to the fight against the Islamic State in Syria they are facing a significant roadblock: President Trump's own policy reversals.
When he was head coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Pearl said he first bought a Dick Bennett defense video focused on not allowing ball reversals — well before he established the pack-line defense.
Governments around the world may need to create new financing mechanisms to help some emerging market and commodity exporting countries that are highly vulnerable to reversals in the flows of money, the IMF staff said.
While these measures did have some success in cooling markets, they are generally anathema to international traders, who prefer to accept the risk of rapid reversals in order to enjoy the benefits of strong rallies.
The big picture: It's one of the most striking public reversals in modern presidential history, even though he made a similar point before, and even though it was done casually via an early morning tweet.
"A corrective setup is in place for the USD, with overbought valuations and a series of reversals across various currency pairs arguing for a short-term pullback," RBC Capital Markets analysts said in a note.
By 2009, when Lowry became interested, there had been years of appeals, reversals and higher-court decisions concerning the four young men who were eventually charged with the crime, and retrials were being lined up.
In light of these startling reversals and the Justice Department's politicized agenda, the Supreme Court should be highly skeptical of its new arguments, which directly contradict the once-established position in support of voters' rights.
Trump's constant reversals, ambiguity, mixed signals, and outright hostility to following through on US commitments on everything from trade deals to military alliances have destroyed trust in the US's ability to actually fulfill its pledges.
One-month risk reversals showed the implied volatility premium for euro calls over puts rising as high as 0.9%, having traded at a 0.4% premium on Friday and a 0.15% discount just a week earlier.
Amid all the many polling surprises, debate bumps, and unanticipated reversals of the 215 Democratic campaign, there has been an unalterable truth: You never have to worry about finding parking at a Joe Biden event.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer defended President Trump's reversals on key policies over the past few days, arguing that actors are falling in line with Trump's policy positions and not the other way around.
The Supreme Court decision, and the reversals of the Silver and Skelos verdicts that flowed from it, haunts the efforts to clean up Albany by putting people like Mr. Silver and Mr. Skelos behind bars.
Trump's gyrations on Iran are similar to his reversals on Syria: Trump said that he would pull all American soldiers out of Syria on two occasions in the past year, only to reverse himself twice.
One-week risk reversals for the dollar against the yuan onshore, a gauge that measures the premium paid for calls over puts, have shown an upward trend turning to positive from negative territory this week.
"Sharp shifts and reversals in American policy, and the failure of senior U.S. government officials to prioritize the issue with their counterparts, have undermined American credibility and the effectiveness of U.S. policy," the report said.
A series of economic policy reversals by President Trump on Wednesday suggested that moderate financiers are beginning to eclipse the White House populist faction led by Stephen Bannon, the chief strategist, who is increasingly sidelined.
As Marshall writes, Christianity triumphs, dramatic reversals are to be witnessed in which these same fasces, too strongly entrenched as national regalia to be discarded, are now used to salute Christian symbols and martyrs' relics.
One- and three-month risk reversals have fallen to their lowest since February, implying more euro weakness in the short term after the dollar rally forced speculators to unwind record bets on a stronger single currency.
"FX pressures have intensified as global risk-off sentiment incentivises some portfolio reversals, and the UK judgment could add further fuel to the fire," said Cobus de Hart, senior economist at South Africa's NKC African Economics.
From the abolitionists' fight against slavery in the 211th century, to campaigns against domestic violence in the 279s, to demands for same-sex marriage from the 22015s, progress comes in stops and starts, with many reversals.
China until recently levied 25-percent tariffs on imported cars, and for decades automakers have been moving to build more vehicles in the markets where they are sold to neutralize currency shifts and trade policy reversals.
But its content policies have come under growing international scrutiny amid several controversial takedowns and reversals in recent months, including the company's handling of a famous Vietnam war photograph of a naked girl burned by napalm.
Stateside, all three major U.S. indexes closed in the red after the March FOMC minutes were released, with the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 recording their largest one-day reversals since February 2017.
Derivative markets were signalling bullishness for sterling in the short term with three-month risk reversals for the British currency - a ratio of calls to puts — trading at their highest level in more than a month.
Tillerson, however, left room for broad reversals or changes to Obama administration policies, in line with Trump's positions, including trade with Cuba and the Iran nuclear deal, which he said ought to undergo a full review.
One-month risk reversals, a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling against the dollar, are up sharply for both Turkey's lira and Indonesia's rupiah over the past 10 days TRY1MRR= IDR1MRR=.
"High volume, high volatility intra-day reversals like today, following strong upside surges, are generally viewed as technical warning shots of a potential trend shift," Fundstrat technical strategist Richard Sluymer said in an email to CNBC.
At the same time, he memorializes the yearning for freedom that spurs one generation after another to persevere in the search for justice — despite threats and intimidation, despite reversals and efforts to turn back the clock.
Dramatizing their debates and reversals of position, Miéville shows that the Bolsheviks, despite their rhetorical distance from the other socialists, hesitated before the demands of the people, begging them not to overthrow the hapless Provisional Government.
Shorting pressure on the yuan, reflected in the offshore CNH options market through one-month risk reversals, has evaporated since February, and some hedge fund investors told Reuters they were backing off from their depreciation bets.
There are a lot of possibilities with this action, and since New Orleans can now run three or four reversals each time down court with threats from both spots, it will be incredibly difficult to defend.
He makes the most of his playing time, unloading enough energy to pressure ball-handlers who weren't alive when he was a teenager and denying ball reversals that force the offense to abort their first option.
It's hard to answer why these reversals have come about in such a short period of time, primarily because it's hard to answer almost any question about what motivates Trump or what his ultimate goals are.
In recent months, the Islamic State lost control of oil fields near Raqqa in Syria and Qaiyara in Iraq, and trade with ISIS-held parts of Syria was choked off because of the group's military reversals.
As Lanchester puts distance between himself and his gigantic symbol, the plot grows less constrained, and the last hundred pages are full of tense action and sudden reversals that are mercifully unburdened by any allegorical significance.
WASHINGTON — As much of his government battles the coronavirus outbreak, President Trump is pushing ahead with major reversals of environmental regulations, including a restriction on scientific research that some doctors worry would complicate future pandemic controls.
The fact that a handful of reversals stand out over a period of decades is a reminder that in general presidents mostly set out to try to do what they said they were going to do.
Possessing such an important religious object might have held out the promise of grace, but time after time the Victorian-era owners of this Gutenberg suffered one misfortune after another — financial reversals, crime and untimely deaths.
" Gender reversals in reboots are not new for Hollywood: A "Ghostbusters" with a cast of women was a critical and box office success last year, and women will be the outlaws in the upcoming "Ocean's 8.
The first months of the Trump administration have featured such breathtaking strategic reversals that paralysis at the State Department was arguably better than having diplomats charge off in one direction only to reverse course weeks later.
But Gerwig resists that temptation by keeping her eye firmly on the economics to which Alcott herself was all too keenly aware, and allowing her characters to experience joy even within their severest ructions and reversals.
The administration had suffered several reversals in federal court to its plans to limit immigration from a group of majority-Muslim nations until the Supreme Court allowed part of the policy to proceed late last month.
The repeal of net neutrality is the latest thread in a broader pattern of Republican Trump administration reversals of Democratic Obama administration policies or achievements, such as the Paris climate accords and the Iran nuclear agreement.
The high emotional temperature of the performances can't quite disguise the mechanical nature of the story — it's at once over-plotted and flimsy, a welter of reversals and revelations that don't so much resolve as collapse.
Exquisitely detailed animation style supports a story layered with irony and dark comedy, from lowbrow jokes about bodily functions to multiple reversals in what the audience knows about both our hero and the treasure he seeks.
Which is all to say that this week's big coal plant cancellation is just one (important) chapter in a story that's going to unfold over many decades, with plenty of twists and reversals still to come.
And that's after the Academy's previous reversals of its widely criticized plans to add a new category for "Best Popular Film," and to include performances of three of the five nominees in the Best Original Song category.
It's starting to feel like the story itself could want Dany on the Iron Throne in the end, "breaking the wheel" and ruling wisely, with just enough reversals of fortune along the way to keep it interesting.
However, thanks to a significant reversals of previous loan loss provisions in the oil and gas sector, amounting to 500 million Norwegian crowns, DNB's net lending losses for the third quarter ended at just 11 million crowns.
There hasn't been any strong increase in bias toward yen strength in the FX options market, judging from the relatively stable moves in one-month dollar/yen risk reversals over the past couple of weeks, Teo said.
Risk reversals for sterling, a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling, have risen from recent lows indicating a pick up in demand for the British currency but remain far below January highs.
Derivative markets, meanwhile, appear to be reflecting the growing caution on sterling's outlook, with both one and three-month risk reversals - a ratio often used to gauge investors' views on a currency - plummeting to one-year lows.
One-month risk reversals on the pound, a gauge of investor expectations for a currencys direction used to hedge against expected moves, traded near their lowest levels since December 2018, indicating investors remained cautious in their outlook.
The letter comes amid growing international scrutiny of Facebook's content policies amid several controversial takedowns and reversals in recent months, including the company's handling of an iconic Vietnam war photo showing a naked girl burned by napalm.
The president and his congressional frenemies would have to get through health care, tax reform, and a budget with time left over to assemble a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate for substantial reversals of climate progress.
Rising external debt levels in some emerging market economies, heightened trade tensions and vulnerability to capital flow reversals, especially if the Fed, ECB and Bank of Japan tighten their monetary policy stances this year, are key risks.
The reversals come a month after the abrupt departure of Roy Price from his job as head of Amazon Studios, the company's high-profile television production division, following an allegation of sexual harassment, which he has contested.
" He sows this feeling of uncertainty into the composition of the book, replacing a traditional arc with "a more unpredictable narrative structure that is full of triumphs, twists, reversals, victories, lulls and low points, big and small.
But the administration's reversals were particularly stark because they came after days of tempestuous phone calls between Mr. Trump and foreign leaders, in which he gleefully challenged diplomatic orthodoxy and appeared to jeopardize one relationship after another.
Cautious optimism about some sort of an imminent Brexit breakthrough is reflected in the currency derivatives markets with one-month pound risk reversals, a gauge of calls to puts on the pound, close to one-month highs.
The pros and cons of solidifying the base The way Trump has positioned his presidency — premising his political viability on the fervent support of his base -- means he is insulated to some extent from reversals of fortune.
"People have given up on some of the election concerns and you can see that most clearly in the six-month risk reversals," said the head of hedge fund sales with one large U.S. bank in London.
Giuliani's statement was the latest in a series of remarks over several months that has required walk-backs or reversals, and Trump spent much of Sunday and Monday fuming to aides and friends about his lawyer's missteps.
The euro has hit a five-month low against the greenback, but the price on euro put options relative to call options has risen to the highest since last November, according to six and 12-month risk reversals.
The downbeat showing comes just days after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi signaled one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure and said the Bank would ease policy again if inflation failed to accelerate.
Singing, playing, songwriting, dancing, putting on a show—he was fabulous at all these things and fabulous at stardom itself, a provocateur with few equals who after major reversals proved himself a profiteer with few equals as well.
Months of talks between the two sides were upended after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on $21.2 billion worth of Chinese goods to 22.3% from 2414% on Friday, retaliating against last-minute reversals by China.
Three-month risk reversals - the weight of bets against the euro over bets on its strengthening - hit their most negative in more than a year, surpassing levels seen after Britain's vote to leave the European Union last year.
Kobsidthi Silpachai, head of capital markets research at Kasikornbank, said that given Thailand's large current account surplus "outflows have to be supplemented by reversals of earlier foreign debt portfolio flows to have a meaningful impact on the baht".
"Sentiment towards the pound doesn't seem to have improved on the contrary, three-month risk reversals continue to decline, showing that people are getting increasingly negative on the currency," said Marshall Gittler, a currencies analyst at ACLS Global.
But several defendants have won reversals of their convictions and guilty pleas since the New York appeals court in December 2014 said insider trading required knowledge of a meaningful "personal benefit" such as money being exchanged for tips.
"Sentiment towards the pound doesn't seem to have improved – on the contrary, three-month risk reversals continue to decline, showing that people are getting increasingly negative on the currency," said Marshall Gittler, a currencies analyst at ACLS Global.
They can work with Waze ahead of time or as the event is live to add turn restrictions, lane reversals, parking lots locations and other event-related information to Waze and its over 65 million monthly active users.
Risk reversals for sterling — a measure of which way the derivatives markets are leaning in a currency in terms of the ratio between calls and puts — has shown a decline in outright sterling shorts toward more neutral levels.
"With gold prices briefly reaching new highs following the UK's decision to leave the EU and risk reversals comfortably above 2014 levels, we believe the trend of net hedging will extend into the second quarter," the group said.
But to sustain the social wage and avoid sharp reversals in public spending, the government would adjust the tax policy to boost revenue and re-allocate nearly 32 billion rand to higher priority areas such as higher education.
"I am aware that, as excesses build, we are more vulnerable to reversals which have the potential to cause a rapid tightening in financial conditions, which in turn, can lead to a slowing in economic activity," Kaplan wrote.
Everything from the rise of the gig economy's damaging effect on full-time work, Supreme Court and National Labor Relations Board decisions against organized labor and a host of regulatory reversals have worked against worker pay and security.
The tech sell-off "is a reminder that markets that have full valuations are prone to quick reversals," said Dan Ivascyn, group chief investment officer at Pacific Investment Management Co, which oversees more than $1.5 trillion in assets.
Senate leaders and the White House are still bent on pushing the legislation through in the next few weeks, but their success increasingly depends on the GOP holdouts making unlikely and unimaginable reversals on the deeply unpopular bill.
In another sign that hedge funds are broadly quiet on the peg, risk reversals on the Hong Kong dollar, a ratio of puts to calls, remained far below levels seen during China's mid-2015 stock market crash HKD3MRR=.
The legal reversals reflect how aggressively Mr. Trump's critics are challenging the administration's efforts to rescind regulations enacted during the Obama administration, not only related to the environment, but to immigration, to consumer protection and to other areas.
Those reversals involve rules intended to reduce asthma-causing ozone pollution, toxic mercury contamination in water supplies and a requirement that state transportation departments monitor greenhouse gas emission levels on national highways and set targets for reducing them.
The feeling her film imparts will be familiar to anyone who has experienced the politics of the past few years as a series of shocks and reversals that call into question basic assumptions about the shape of reality.
One-month risk reversals for the dollar against the yuan offshore, a gauge that measures the premium paid for calls over puts, have shown an upward trend to the highest level in more than seven months on Tuesday.
Internally, the magnitude of the moment must have been difficult to navigate for Molinari at Carnoustie Golf Links, which has been the scene of some of the most extreme reversals of fortune in the game's long championship history.
From the gross pre-election misjudgments to postelection bafflement, the best pundits are at a loss to accurately anticipate his response to matters like North Korean military aggressiveness or his moment-by-moment political gyrations and opinion reversals.
Moreover, there is some uncertainty as to how the new government will finance the gap stemming from the policy reversals announced for this year, as some of the proposed revenue measures could prove hard to implement in full.
Recent sterling gains rippled into derivatives markets, with one-month risk reversals — a ratio of bullish to bearish bets on sterling — flipping into positive territory for the first time this year and indicating a washout of negative bets.
Last week was a crash course in quick reversals of expectations: For example, the Cleveland Browns failed to deliver on their hype, and Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens proved far better at passing than some had expected.
An indicator of how bearish or bullish investors are on the outlook of the currency, risk reversals signal that short-term negative bets on the pound are piling up rapidly despite the broader calm in the spot markets.
These reversals will make it easier and more lucrative for correctional facilities to qualify and will entice the sheriffs and private prison companies that operate them to contract with ICE as it expands its capacity at all cost.
Chinese state-run media have depicted the election reversals as a vindication of Mr. Xi's approach to Taiwan: a battery of measures to isolate Taiwan and undercut its international standing since Ms. Tsai won the presidency in 2016.
From undoing limits on toxic effluent discharges from power plants to dismantling the Clean Power Plan and the Clean Water Rule, special interests have achieved huge, substantive reversals in policy since President Trump and Pruitt came to power.
The downbeat showing comes just days after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi signalled one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure and said the Bank would ease policy again if inflation failed to accelerate.
The European Central Bank will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, its President Mario Draghi said on Tuesday, signalling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure and provoking the ire of Trump.
It signaled both a willingness to let the Supreme Court's decision stand and several reversals of positions the government had insisted upon—repeatedly and with a straight face, in print and in person—during the course of the litigation.
But the initial reversals are also likely to harden 220-Star resolve in the government's showdown with the European Union over next year's budget as it seeks to show its voters that it has not lost its radical zeal.
Risk reversals on the euro — a currency market option market gauge for a ratio of calls to puts for a currency — in one-month and three-month tenors EUR23MRR= EUR22MRR= have fallen to their lowest levels since May 29.
Haysom, who warned in March that the very survival of President Ashraf Ghani's government in 2016 would be an achievement, said the battlefield was "in a state of flux, with gains and reversals but neither side effecting clear dominance".
While these reversals were not all seen as negatives by the market, they just raise doubts about what Trump's promises have meant and whether he will keep those most important to markets—on tax reform, deregulation and fiscal stimulus.
Turning Brexit upside down would mark one of the most extraordinary reversals in modern British history and likely alienate the 17.4 million people who voted to leave the EU. The path to a new referendum is fraught with crisis.
BRASILIA (Reuters) - More than a quarter of Brazilians view interim President Michel Temer's government negatively and a majority want new elections this year, according to a poll on Wednesday that suggested scandals and policy reversals had dented his popularity.
The reality that central banks face is that with increased financial market volatility from commodities, an emerging market slowdown, deflation and bank balance sheet worries, looking too far into the future is becoming difficult and prone to policy reversals.
The filmmaking team — Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, who became collaborators shortly after meeting in an animation class at Boston's Emerson College — specializes in fast-moving, creatively daring, and often downright weird short pieces full of changes and reversals.
Currency derivative markets are signalling further weakness for the euro with one-year risk reversals on the single currency — a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling — dropping to a seven-month low on Wednesday.
After a volatile Tuesday on which sterling rose more than 3 percent for its best showing against the dollar since at least 1998, currency markets were calmer on Wednesday, with most of the previous day's moves seeing slight reversals.
Turning Brexit upside down would mark one of the most extraordinary reversals in modern British history and likely alienate the 17.4 million people who voted to leave the EU. The path to a new referendum is fraught with crisis.
Opponents say that when they challenge the moves in court, they intend to point to the climate assessment, asking how the government can justify the reversals when its own agencies have concluded that the pollution will be so harmful.
The effect is a set of reversals in which DuVernay uses the conventions of the crime drama to upend our typical allegiances to police protagonists, and shift our gaze from the powerful to the targets of their institutional racism.
Erdogan saw his Islamist-rooted AK Party lose the capital Ankara in Sunday's local elections and appeared set for defeat in Turkey's largest city Istanbul - stunning reversals in two bastions of the party since he took power in 2003.
Her emotionally complex role in "Persona" (19813), the film that made her acting reputation, was one of the great stereotype reversals in film history, a stark departure for the thirtyish Ms. Andersson, who had begun acting in her teens.
The draft reviewed by Reuters, which is still subject to possible revisions, also noted that emerging market economies are better prepared to adjust to external shocks but they still face challenges from market volatility and reversals of capital flows.
The Clarity dates from the brief period in Honda-land where the company thought people could go without one, but recent course reversals for the Civic and CR-V show that the company will be phasing them back in.
All of those steps, including asking for and responding to public comments, doing a cost-benefit analysis, and having the regulation reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget, will need to happen for regulatory reversals as well. 2.
After almost three years of turbulence that include presidential tweets insulting foreign leaders, abrupt withdrawals from international pacts and policy reversals as US officials say one thing and Trump emphatically says another, observers are almost inured to the chaos.
Alec Nevala-Lee, reviewing Lanchester's dystopian novel, calls it a "gripping" story, especially as it progresses: "The last hundred pages are full of tense action and sudden reversals that are mercifully unburdened by any allegorical significance," Nevala-Lee writes.
Fitch expects earnings volatility to abate in 2017 - reported net income in 1H16 was supported by reversals of loan impairment charges (LICs), as the bank adjusted to better recoveries than expected when it booked its large LICs in 2014 (about EUR1bn).
ECB President Mario Draghi said on Tuesday that the ECB would ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, signaling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure and provoking the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump.
He pointed to the fact that sterling risk reversals — a measure often used to gauge investors' views on a currency — had fallen to their lowest levels in over a year, suggesting a "greater increase in relative weight on downside outcomes".
The division benefitted from low loan impairment charges (36bp of gross loans), including provision reversals, notably in Belgian retail, leading to a 2% yoy increase in pre-tax profit to EUR707 million (excluding PEL/CEL, provisions for home loan purchase schemes).
An indicator of how bearish or bullish investors are on the outlook of the currency, so-called risk reversals signal that short-term negative bets on the pound are piling up rapidly despite the broader calm in the spot markets.
Instead, after three years of provocations, attacks on political opponents and allies alike, and abrupt policy reversals, Republican lawmakers fell back on a set of neutral responses they have found crucial to navigating the choppy waters of Mr. Trump's presidency.
For example, three-month 'risk reversals' on sterling GBP3MRR=, which shows the relative pricing of puts and calls on the pound, consistently indicated a bias to further sterling weakness throughout the year even as the pound gained ground against the dollar.
Aligned with Pitt's interest in reversals and reprieves, the film follows an overburdened, alcoholic doctor who is visited by a series of fantastic apparitions at death's door, enabling him to reconnect with the miraculous dimensions of his career of healing.
Though a gauge of one-month and three-month risk reversals, a ratio of puts to calls, for the yuan have edged higher in recent days, it remains far below the levels of third quarter of 27 and early 21.
The European Central Bank will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Tuesday, signalling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure and provoking the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump.
DEEP RIFT Reuters on Wednesday revealed the extent of the deep rift between China and the United States, reporting that a draft trade agreement text sent by Beijing on Friday night was riddled with reversals that undermined core U.S. demands.
A quick glance at Outlands' release catalogue and it quickly becomes clear that this is a game developer which revels in the bizarre esoterica of everyday life, where the marginal is pushed toward the center in beautifully rendered pataphysical reversals.
The commentary forbore to name names, but state media often talk of Mr Trump's America as a prime example of what Xinhua referred to as "the endless political backbiting, bickering and policy reversals which are the hallmarks of liberal democracy".
The Republican nominee has no monopoly on broader policy reversals -- though he has certainly adjusted his positions as much as anyone -- but it is his remarkable agility to pivot in really tight spaces that continues to stun and frustrate opponents.
Investors have ramped up purchases of two-week options taking into account the dates when British lawmakers meet while one-month risk reversals, a ratio of puts to calls on a currency, have shown increasing signs of caution for the pound.
Derivative markets were cautious with two-month pound risk reversals, a gauge of calls to puts on the British currency, hovering near three-month lows, a sign that investors are more cautious about the pound's outlook in the near term.
We used to think that as video games matured, as a medium, they would become more like Hollywood, becoming more focused on character development, plot reversals, and tight, suspense-driven narratives, rather than action set pieces alternating with cinematic cut scenes.
"Eighteen of these reversals were based on evidence that existed prior to the introduction of the fund - suggesting wastage of resources, but equally that drugs were given that were ineffective and probably resulted in unnecessary toxicities for patients," Aggarwal said.
Nerves over Britain's election that day showed through in a fall in sterling risk reversals, options used to hedge against or bet on falls in the pound, although the currency steadied after a 3 percent dip in the past month.
The liquidation of Tampa, Florida-based OptionSellers accounts comes after one of the most volatile weeks in the U.S. natural gas market in years, as commodities funds scrambled to unwind bets after sudden reversals in the oil and gas futures markets.
" The big picture: As Axios' Jonathan Swan put it, a reversal from Trump on his original thought process — with a long-term commitment in Syria — "would be one of the biggest and most abrupt foreign policy reversals in his presidency.
LONDON (Reuters) - Currency derivative markets are signalling further weakness for the euro with one-year risk reversals on the single currency — a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling — dropping to a seven-month low on Wednesday.
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This pattern of reversals and backtracking has been overshadowed by scandal and controversy: stories about the Muslim ban, coverage of the Senate confirmation hearings of Trump's extreme or unqualified Cabinet picks, and bizarre incidents like Trump's call to Australia's prime minister.
The former private investigator quickly establishes that the dead man on the beach might not have been Donald Zinn, but some poor patsy with Zinn's ID. The game is afoot, with just the right amount of reversals and double-crosses.
While the mixed messages are partly a factor of Trump's own repeated reversals on the issue, it was also an illustration of the narrow tightrope that any immigration deal must walk -- one that lawmakers have a shrinking appetite to take on.
And can the consistency and reliably of the word of U.S. officials (or that of others) be counted on, or will midstream reversals, second-guesses or unilateral demands from the top in Washington cause mistrust that prevents mutually sound solutions?
He refused to say whether the Trump administration would add the Iran deal to a series of other stunning foreign policy reversals it has made by deciding to retain it instead of ripping it up or renegotiating the agreement as promised.
Patent experts (including leading judges, scholars, practitioners, and former PTO heads) have pointed out that PTAB's record of overturning the vast bulk of patents presented for review is far out of line with historic rates of patent reversals by the courts.
As Mr. Trump's policy reversals and other contentious moves draw scrutiny from the news media and criticism from his political adversaries, many Trump supporters seem to be rallying around him in the face of what they see as a relentless onslaught.
But while Wonder Woman is supremely calculated in its gender politics and its gender role reversals, the question of how a female hero sees the world winds up being less interesting than the question of how an entirely self-assured hero sees it.
Politics in the Trump era is a series of fascinating human dramas, featuring a larger-than-life celebrity and veteran television personality in the starring role and replete with more plot twists, backstabbing, striking revelations, and strange reversals than any prestige cable series.
Sticking firmly to script, Elaine Quijano loses the debate Both have flip-flopped on the Trans-Pacific Partnership -- ditching their support for the 12-nation trade deal to embrace Trump and Clinton's opposition to it, without ever offering detailed explanations for their reversals.
But Moody's noted that emerging markets have previously experienced "sharp reversals" in capital flows when the U.S. Federal Reserve has tightened policy, such as in 2013 when the central bank first broached the idea that it would taper its quantitative easing program.
Three-month 'risk reversals' on sterling, which shows the relative pricing of puts and calls on the pound, have flipped to a bias of more sterling strength in the last week, though they remain below a 2017 high hit in early September.
"As reversals of provisions have an impact on credit institutions' profits to an unsustainable degree over the long-term, the currently observed profitability indicators may present a distorted picture of the sector's profit originating from its primary activity," the central bank said.
Among the 20 central banks they looked at, policy rate reversals within six months of a previous shift accounted for about 19803 percent of rate decisions in the 1980s, dropping to 13 percent in the 1990s and just 7 percent from 2000-2015.
The FX options market is showing euro risk reversals - a gauge of calls to puts and a market sentiment currency barometer - have steadily climbed to their highest level in more than six months as investors bet on more upside for the single currency.
Donald Trump's recent policy reversals, and reports that he's exasperated with right-wing advisers like chief strategist Steve Bannon in favor of moderates like son-in-law Jared Kushner, have given rise to a media depiction of the president as a burgeoning centrist.
This decision led to a number of awkward reversals, such as when GOP leaders and right-wing propagandists drove Senator Chuck Grassley from acknowledging a "bipartisan consensus to have individual mandates" to validating death-panel conspiracy theories in a matter of weeks.
Just as important as the policy reversals is the sense that White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon is losing influence in the West Wing at the expense of a more centrist group of advisers led by Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.
There's the moment his step-daughter turns against him and decides to sit on the DA's side of the courtroom; the discovery of a potential murder weapon in a garage; and the many unbelievable reversals of fortune that result in Peterson's eventual release.
A plunge in sterling risk reversals - options used to hedge against or bet on falls in the pound - underlined the nerves over Britain's election on Thursday, even if the pound itself was steady after a 3 percent fall in the past month .
Another derivative market positioning gauge, risk reversals, shows that demand for "call" options on the pound — essentially a view an asset will climb in value — has risen in recent months, compared with demand for "puts", options used to hedge against price declines.
But I can see, as I age, that it is in fact one story—a single meandering learning journey with more than a few wrong turns, surprises, and reversals, starting with a dancing bivalve and scribbled death threat in the late 1960s….
While Wilkinson was able to threaten with a trio of submission attempts, Amirkhani was fantastic with his takedowns and reversals, which ultimately led him to 9:59 of control time—certainly the recipe for a unanimous decision if ever there was one.
Gathering more than 218 separate pieces, the show covers everything from the commercial art Warhol made for hire in 270s New York to his 1980s "Reversals" and "Retrospectives," in which he re-editioned some of his most famous screen prints with new colors.
"Reversals are generated in the deepest parts of the Earth's interior, but the effects manifest themselves all the way through the Earth and especially at the Earth's surface and in the atmosphere," said Brad Singer, study author and University of Wisconsin-Madison geologist.
Yet, like Mr. Trump's prior reversals of Obama-era policies that expanded transgender rights, the news understandably sent a ripple of fear and anguish through the community of 1.4 million transgender Americans, their loved ones and anyone who cares about civil rights.
Despite all this—and despite the revelations about Russia, and the hastily written executive orders, and the unvetted Cabinet secretaries, and the regulatory reversals, and the leaks and the tweets and the counter-tweets—Schumer, ever the optimist, told me he was upbeat.
As we continue to see fallout from the killing of Soleimani, even Trump's harshest critics should hope that his latest bold move doesn't prove to be one of those reversals of fortune that seem to happen so often in the Middle East.
Mr. Trump has worn out opponents, journalists, members of Congress, foreign leaders, his staff — and now himself — with a breakneck barrage of executive actions, policy proposals and reversals, taunts, boasts and drowsy-hour Twitter assaults, all meant to disrupt American politics as usual.
The policy reversals also signal that Mr. Trump has no intention of following through on Mr. Obama's formal pledges under the Paris accord, under which nearly every country in the world submitted plans detailing actions to limit global warming over the coming decade.
For now, it feels as if a single viewing is barely sufficient to clock the various crosscurrents and role-reversals of a drama fueled by a rape case and the language of consent, in all the manifold meanings of that loaded word.
WASHINGTON — As some on the right howled about a series of reversals by President Trump on a number of his campaign promises — conned, betrayed, sold out, they said — Rush Limbaugh asked his listeners this week whether any of that flip-flopping really mattered.
I think the more you can get people out of their heads worrying about that stuff and just know, hey man, tell the story with a beginning, a middle, and an end, and there should be some reversals and conflict in every scene.
The FX options markets is showing euro risk reversals - a gauge of calls to puts and a market sentiment gauge on the currency - have steadily climbed to their highest levels in more than six months as investors bet on more upside for the single currency.
SINTRA, Portugal (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will ease policy again if inflation fails to accelerate, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Tuesday, signaling one of the biggest policy reversals of his eight-year tenure and provoking the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Market participants have been buying more options since early May to protect against losses in sterling and have consolidated their positions in the past few days, according to three-month sterling risk-reversals, which measure demand for buy and sell options on the British currency.
Financial options knows as risk reversals - which measure demand for options that give investors the right to sell sterling at a future date versus options that give them the right to buy - show traders are increasingly concerned about the pound tumbling between December and April.
The company posted a near-flat fourth quarter net result attributable to shareholders of 2.2 billion Norwegian crowns, or 2.6 billion crowns when adjusted for writedowns and reversals of earlier impairments, while analysts in a Reuters poll had expected a profit of 3.43 billion.
Risk reversals, a gauge of puts to calls, and an indicator of how bearish or bullish are on the outlook of the currency, indicate that short term negative bets on the pound are piling up rapidly despite the broader calm in the spot markets.
Sterling risk reversals — a gauge of expectations for a currency's direction measured by comparing the relative cost of options to buy and to sell the pound GBP1MRR= show the premium on calls, or options to buy, on one-month contracts recently hit seven-month highs.
It is a sea change of epic proportions, one that mirrors radical reversals in public policy of the recent past like the expansion of multistate lottery games in the 2900s and 220006s or the embrace of same-sex marriage laws in the 2202s and 2628s.
Some disappointment on the Brexit negotiations progress is also becoming apparent in the foreign exchange derivatives markets, with one-month risk reversals, an indicator of how much sterling calls are purchased relative to puts, slipping back after hitting a two-month high earlier this week.
Market participants have been buying more options to protect against losses in sterling since early May and have consolidated their positions in the past few days, according to three-month sterling risk-reversals, which measure demand for buy and sell options on the British currency.
If Trump ends up actually reentering the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the colossal trade accord he abandoned on January 23, 2017, he would be reneging on one of his signature campaign promises and pulling off one of the most head-spinning policy reversals of his presidency.
A full withdrawal of the legislation would recall the Hong Kong government's reversals in the face of public objections to other contentious bills that were seen as infringing on the city's liberties — national security legislation, in 2003, and compulsory patriotic education legislation, in 2012.
Reuters on Wednesday revealed the extent of the rift that has opened between the two countries, reporting that a draft trade agreement text sent by Beijing on Friday night was riddled with changes that marked reversals in Chinese commitments that undermined core U.S. demands.
The trade tactics of President Donald Trump, which have included reversals and threats of future tariffs on China and allies over the past months, "act to increase uncertainty and diminish consumer spending at home," said Richard Curtin, chief economist of the Survey of Consumers.
The President's reversals and recriminations over the weekend recalled a wild day in Washington on Friday when his fury at Beijing's decision to hit back at his tariff assaults sent stock markets into turmoil and triggered extreme concern about a worsening standoff with China.
Over all, through Week 215, 28 of 15.23 reviews of pass interference were overturned, though nearly half of those reversals — seven of 215.2 — were initiated by the officials in the replay booth, who are responsible for challenges in the last two minutes of the half.
The contrast of clean, crisp figures over a mottled watercolor background offers a counter to any sense of cool, dystopic efficiency — there is no moving quickly from point A to point B in this world, instead there are reversals, circling back, trial and error.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's reversals in the past week on maintaining Obamacare subsidies to insurers are sowing new confusion over what kind of health insurance will be available to consumers, and at what price, when enrollment for 2018 begins in two weeks.
Russia may in time try to turn again westward, either because of a change in power in the Kremlin—which tends to cause such reversals, as it did when Khrushchev succeeded Stalin—or because the people start to resent Chinese actions, as some in Siberia already do.
"We have certainly seen a normalisation of risk reversals and even implied volatility has come down significantly, which suggests the process of unwinding the pre-Brexit GBP shorts ... is close to complete," said Javier Corominas, head of economic research and FX strategy at Record Currency Management.
Spotify's 50 million paying customers (the company didn't update this number, which was current as of March) give it more options in terms of how it negotiates with labels, but don't expect any dramatic reversals in the power relationship between Spotify and rights holders just yet.
WIDE RIFT Reuters on Wednesday revealed the extent of the rift that has opened between the two countries, reporting that a draft trade agreement text sent by Beijing on Friday night was riddled with changes that marked reversals in Chinese commitments that undermined core U.S. demands.
White House officials were mindful of the legal reversals sustained when the president tried to grant legal immigration status by executive action to five million immigrants in the country illegally, and they said they tried to make the gun plan as safe from legal attacks as possible.
While one-month risk reversals for the pound, a gauge of demand for the British currency in the derivatives market, have rebounded from a 2-1/2 year low hit last month, they still remain far below levels seen earlier this year, indicating overall sentiment remains bearish.
But his popularity has been undermined by policy reversals and allegations by prosecutors - based on recordings leaked to the media - that members of his Cabinet and the leader of his Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PDMB) sought to obstruct the investigation into the massive graft scheme at Petrobras.
It will also be a film fueled by reversals, its bait-and-switch tactics becoming clear in the movie's first big reveal: that Charlie and Nicole are reciting their lists, not as endearments, but as assignments from the mediator who is assisting them in their separation.
The report concludes that the high rate of reversals suggests that Anthem did not do a good initial job of identifying improper claims, meaning some patients who did not challenge their denials may have been stuck paying big bills they should not have been responsible for.
Mr. Trump's team, conscious of his recent reversals and a first-month approval rating that is among the lowest ever recorded, has emphasized his determination to break the partisan gridlock and inaction that has kept congressional approval ratings in the 15 to 30 percent range for years.
To mainstream European politicians, of course, Mr. Trump's reversals, including a tougher line on Russia and a sudden decision to intervene in Syria, are welcome signs that the American leader — now flanked by an experienced national security team — is reverting to a more conventional foreign policy.
But taken together, they reveal the endless game of whack-a-mole Facebook plays with hate speech, bullying, crime, and exploitation — and the rat's nest of policy tweaks and reversals that moderators, who are under extreme pressure to get high accuracy scores, are expected to navigate.
In the meantime, it can highlight its capacity to inflict further reversals on the US.North Korea&aposs nuclear program continuesTrump&aposs belligerence toward North Korea in the first year of his presidency had some observers fearing that the US could be on the brink of war.
This announcement follows a series of reversals by administration centered around the topic including the Education Department's reversal of its position on transgender student bathroom access and the Justice Department's decision to not apply workplace discrimination laws to transgender communities and limits on transgender troops in the U.S. military.
Dozens took him up on it: by 2014, there were more than 203 known naloxone distribution sites across the US. From the time Bigg founded the first program in Chicago in 1996 to 2014, more than 150,000 naloxone kits were distributed and over 26,000 overdose reversals reported in America.
With an average growth rate of 1.2 percent in the year to the first quarter, the French economy's forward momentum remains weak and quite sensitive to possible demand reversals during the peak tourist season and in the traditionally strong consumer spending months toward the end of the year.
The three-month sterling/dollar risk reversals, a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling, showed an increasing bias for sterling weakness against the dollar, trading at 4.5 vols - a measure of volatility - compared with 433 vols in favour of sterling weakness on Tuesday.
Formula One BAKU, Azerbaijan — Before the inaugural European Grand Prix here on Sunday, most of the Formula One teams and drivers expected a race of attrition, with accidents and a potentially frightening show of chaos and sudden reversals of fortune on the narrow, fast circuit through the city streets.
Such reversals were calculated to endear Clinton-Kaine to Democratic doubters, many of whom stand to the left of the ticket and whom Mr Sanders in recent days has implored to stick with the party, rather than wasting their votes on third-party candidates, or worse, Mr Trump.
I won't reveal any of the reversals, compromises, betrayals and threats that ratchet up the tension, but by the play's ambiguous conclusion it's become clear that the color of the swimsuit Mr. Breaux wears throughout its duration — a red the color of fresh blood — was not chosen at random.
As the new president is confronted by new and complex policy challenges and infighting among adviser factions within the White House, he's pulling reversals on a host of pivotal stances that are, on the whole, making his engagement with foreign affairs far more conventional than he once promised.
Just check out the cross-dressing role reversals of their 1984 video for "Turn to You," and you'll understand the rationale for teleporting the Go-Go's oeuvre — yeah, I said it — to Elizabethan England, in the gender-forward Broadway musical "Head Over Heels," now playing at the Hudson Theater.
For four long rounds the two men fought a fight full of the kind of brutality and reversals of fortune and twists of fate and incomprehensible will and impossible endurance that fans live for, the kind of fight we tolerate 20 middling fights to have the opportunity to witness.
Mr. Bernhardt's supporters and detractors say that while Mr. Zinke has been the public face of some of the most significant reversals of public land protections in the nation's history, behind the scenes it has been Mr. Bernhardt pulling the policy levers to enact Mr. Trump's aggressive energy agenda.
But with the recent reversals of those verdicts — of Sheldon Silver, the former Assembly speaker, and Dean G. Skelos, the former Senate majority leader — it seems inevitable that Albany's dirty laundry, and the actions of some of its powerful participants, will once again be hung out for examination.
Through the modernization of legal tools like CFIUS, to the Pentagon's creation of a Trusted Capital Marketplace, to reversals of acquisitions like the unwinding of Chinese company Kunlun's purchase of gay dating app Grindr, the government has repeatedly been telling entrepreneurs: it matters where your capital comes from.
The policy reversals arise in the context of a president known for his racially charged rhetoric, for example, disparaging a "Mexican judge" who ruled against Trump University in 2016 and declaring in August 2017 that "very fine people" were among the white supremacist mobs that descended on Charlottesville, Virginia.
The 91st annual Academy Awards are Sunday night, the culmination of one of the strangest Oscar seasons in recent memory, in which the Academy's attempts to deliver a shorter and more ratings-friendly broadcast has resulted in a baffling series of ill-advised decisions, meek reversals and avoidable controversies.
Last year, inspired by their efforts and statistics showing that Naloxone saves lives (973 overdose reversals have been reported to Utah Naloxone), the Utah State Legislature passed a bill enabling all Utah officers to carry the antidote, since they are usually the first to arrive at the scene of an overdose.
Another downside risk is related to potential changes in corporate tax policies, especially in the US. Ireland has been a favoured destination of foreign direct investment by MNEs over the past 20 years but there is a risk of smaller flows or reversals if corporate tax incentives were to change radically.
Although Donald Trump likes to brag about how much the labor market has improved since he took office, economists say it's too early to make that claim — while a series of abrupt reversals on policy positions could be putting a drag on the economy's momentum and actually undermining labor market growth.
While private-sector adjustments after a slate of $50 billion tariffs on technology goods will likely not show up on geospatial tracking, similarly abrupt reversals of course on trade policy are a strong signal for rank-and-file players of U.S.-China trade to consider government officials' changing trade preferences.
It's not merely in the steady (and modern) use of exclamation points but in the sudden turns and reversals, without the mucilage of extended argument—the turn-on-a-dime movements, the interjections, the tone of a man talking to himself and being startled by what his self says back.
Mr. Biden's 180-degree turn on whether he would comply with a subpoena was one of the starkest and swiftest reversals by a candidate in the Democratic primary campaign, and came after he faced questions and criticism about whether his initial stand would run counter to the rule of law.
Williams has won six singles titles in Arthur Ashe Stadium, beginning in 1999, but she has also experienced plenty of dramatic reversals of fortune, including last year's straight-set defeat against Naomi Osaka in a final that will long be remembered for Williams's clash with the chair umpire, Carlos Ramos.
So here's a partial list of his reversals and revisions, large and small, to date: SYRIA In 2013, when Barack Obama sought congressional approval for military action in response to President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons in Syria, Mr. Trump rejected any intervention, in a storm of tweets.
Having come to power in a polarized environment, with many supporters driven by intense anger and animosity toward the former government, interim leaders are often tempted to engage in partisan revanchism: They indulge in policy reversals, purge the bureaucracy of the former government's supporters, prosecute former officials and their allies.
As the attached chart shows, six-month risk reversals - a measure of the balance of bets for and against the euro in options markets - surged to their strongest in almost two years in favour of the dollar in November, when the contracts first began to cover the French election dates. reut.
There are certain to be some reversals coming for Dany, but she has plenty of resources with which to overcome them — not least of which is the coming team of Samwell Tarly and Ser Jorah, who could in theory tell her how to defeat the White Walkers using the resources under her feet.
Young black voters are fearful of and deeply disturbed by police violence carried out against black Americans, and highly concerned with mass incarceration and the manner in which President Trump's reversals of progressive policies made under Barack Obama are being rolled back, according to new research by the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA.
Uber's decision to bring tipping to its app is one of the most notable recent reversals of policy in tech, and now the tipping feature is actually going live in 121 cities across North America, including the biggest markets in the U.S. and Canada like New York, San Francisco, L.A., and Toronto.

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