The PRRI survey used "reverse racism" and "reverse discrimination" interchangeably.
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"Reverse, reverse, reverse," barks an attendant, blowing on a whistle and pointing this way and that as he guides one car out to let another in.
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Mr. Quigley's are reverse reverse engineered, the words being generated by the phrases.
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The most active reverse mortgage lenders this year, according to Reverse Market Insight, are: the American Advisors Group; Finance of America Reverse, an affiliate of the private equity giant the Blackstone Group; and Reverse Mortgage Funding, a relative upstart in the business.
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Reverse Resources — Reverse Resources turns pre-consumer textile waste into a resource for the fashion industry.
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Reverse lunge: Lock elbows and press arms back while doing reverse lunges with alternate legs. 2.
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Parties in forward motion tend to keep going forward; parties in reverse tend to stay in reverse.
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Reverse Lunge Unlike a standard lunge, which typically moves forward, a reverse lunge involves taking a step backwards.
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If the universe is just, it'll let us have this and he won't reverse the reverse milkshake duck.
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So, it has reverse osmosis as you clean the material and it has reverse osmosis within the system.
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Reverse Switch: The drill's toggle switch will switch between the forward and reverse spin of the drill head.
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Here are some questions and answers about reverse mortgages: Who is a good candidate for a reverse mortgage?
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Never again, only the reverse — and I have to say this strongly — never again; only the reverse will happen.
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Although Americans are split on whether reverse racism is real, it's important to define what reverse racism actually is.
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The People's Bank of China is injecting 30 billion yuan through seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements, 20 billion yuan via 14-day reverse repos and 20 billion yuan through 28-day reverse repos, they said.
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The People's Bank of China is injecting 40 billion yuan through seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements, 20 billion yuan via 14-day reverse repos and 20 billion yuan through 28-day reverse repos, they said.
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At the repeated urging of the co-pilot to come "out of reverse," the pilot shut down the reverse thrusters.
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The People's Bank of China is injecting 2.603 billion yuan through seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements, 20 billion yuan through 14-day reverse repos, and an additional 10 billion yuan through 28-day reverse repos, they said.
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At times over the past 100 years, Argentina has shown that it can reform itself, reverse itself, and reverse those reversals.
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"That's our biggest concern, is that if we reverse what we did with the ACA, we're going to reverse those gains."
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Exercise 4: Reverse Trunk Flexion (Reverse Crunch)Begin the exercise while lying on your back on a bench or on the floor.
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Com, Inc announces 1-for-3 reverse stock split; will begin trading on reverse split basis on Nasdaq on January 20, 2017 * Support.
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By using the hybrid system for reverse, Ferrari was able to take out the reverse gear from the eight-speed gearbox, which saves weight.
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This engine will also automatically turn off entirely when you reverse the car, meaning the car's gearbox doesn't need to include a reverse gear.
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The line of credit reverse mortgage is a popular option for senior borrowers when choosing how to access their funds with their reverse mortgage.
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Hell, I would have been into the hotly-tipped reverse wireless charging feature, even though I don't have any gadgets to reverse wirelessly charge.
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While iPhones do not have built-in reverse video features, you can download a third-party app to reverse a video on your iPhone.
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Announces reverse stock split * Announces 1 for 5 reverse stock split * Dryships inc - reverse stock split will take effect, and co's shares will begin trading on split-adjusted basis as of opening of trading june 22, 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Reverse repurchase agreements (repos) - 7-day reverse repo rate, +5 bps to 2.50 pct - 28-day reverse repo rate, +5 bps to 2.80 pct MLFs - One-year MLF rate, +5 bps to 3.25 pct Reporting by Winni Zhou and John Ruwitch; Editing by Sam
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Bednarek has been reverse engineering, writing low level tools to aid in the reverse engineering process, and creating custom exotic exploits for over 20 years.
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"Friendster started reverse-chronological order in the feed, and ever since then, every social network has done reverse-chronological order in the feed," Liew said.
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And there is little chance that the decreases will reverse: Studies routinely find that once a natural decrease begins, it is unlikely to reverse itself.
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But I feel that at this point in our country's history, it is important that we not reverse marriage equality, that we not reverse Roe v.
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Stefanski used both wideouts early on quick screens, exotic runs (reverse handoff for Diggs, reverse toss for Thielen), double moves and "shot" plays off play-action.
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For example, Reverse Vid is one of the free and user-friendly apps that will easily enable you to reverse videos on your iPhone or iPad.
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In a separate statement, the central bank said it had skipped reverse repo operations on Wednesday, when 160 billion yuan worth of seven-day reverse repo expired.
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EU chief: No 'reverse gear' European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told an EU-China summit Friday that there was no "reverse gear" on the Paris deal.
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Tucker added a reverse layup out of the post, a 7-foot jumper, and a 3-pointer before his reverse layup cut the deficit to 77-69.
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Tucker added a reverse layup out of the post, a 210-foot jumper, and a 3-pointer before his reverse layup cut the deficit to 77-69.
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The narrator of "Oscar Wao" dubs his tale a "counterspell," an apt description of storytelling's power to reverse (or at least reverse-engineer) the vector of fate.
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"If GAAP earnings can reverse the trend and reverse higher, then markets can break to sustained new highs with technical targets of 2,334 and 2,458," Henrich told CNBC.
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"The funding cost from 14-day reverse repo is higher than from 7-day and overnight reverse repo, which may increase costs for leverage," the OCBC analysts added.
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The PBOC said in the same statement that it had skipped reverse repos on Friday, with 20 billion yuan of 7-day reverse repos are due to expire.
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The central bank's open market operations on Wednesday involved 270 billion of seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements, against just 20 billion yuan of expiring reverse repurchase agreements.
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The PBOC increased rates on reverse repurchase agreements, or reverse repos, used for open market operations by 5 basis points for the 7-day and 28-day tenors.
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When I responded to Piers, I saw it as an opportunity to say something [about reverse sexism and reverse racism] that a lot of people needed to hear.
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NAIROBI, April 11 (Reuters) - Kenya's central bank offered banks 10 billion shillings ($99 million) in 28-days reverse repos, moving away from its usual seven-day reverse repos.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is injecting 80 billion yuan through seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements and 70 billion yuan through 28-day reverse repos, they said.
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The central bank adopted a seven-day reverse repurchase rate as its new benchmark this month, the same rate its uses one-week reverse repo contracts with commercial banks.
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Photo: PanasonicOther upgrades on the Technics SL-1200 MK7 include the ability to play in reverse, which also requires the cartridge and needle being used to support reverse play.
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We see them as reverse-increases — and we're gonna give so many reverse-increases to Medicaid that Americans will have more none of it than they've ever had before!
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Reverse image searchesThe reverse image search—a search on the web for matches to a particular image—is one of the most useful tools available to a fake photo spotter.
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A good example might be, Friendster started doing reverse chronological order in the feed and ever since then, every other social network has done reverse chronological order in the feed.
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In the same statement, the central bank said it had skipped reverse repos on Wednesday, while 240 billion yuan worth of reverse repos are due to mature on the same day.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is injecting 15 billion yuan through seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements and 20 billion yuan through 28-day reverse repos, according to the traders.
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The RBI also announced it would raise the reverse repo rate by 25 basis points to 28.85 percent, narrowing the gap between the repo and the reverse repo to 22002 bps.
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But the mood was dour in Asia's biggest economy where the People's Bank of China increased rates on reverse repurchase agreements, or reverse repos, triggering concerns about tight year-end liquidity.
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Betterbrella Reverse Open Umbrella, $19.44, available at AmazonThe original review: This reverse-open umbrella will solve every annoyance you've ever had with themEllen Hoffman, director of content strategy for Insider Picks
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"I'm in reverse now / Don't follow me," he sings.
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M.C. Funny how history repeats itself sometimes ... in reverse.
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That could never — in 100,000 years — happen in reverse.
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" Another is suppression, "which aims to reverse epidemic growth.
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" "For everything I say, I can say the reverse.
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" — Jack Lumanog Personally I hate the words "reverse discrimination.
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" On the reverse side it said, "We Shall Overcomb.
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" As Shapiro commented: "He just said, 'Sometimes it's the reverse to make people -- or to make others -- look bad,' and he used the word 'reverse' two or three times in his comments.
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The PBOC said it would lop 10 basis points off its seven-day and 14-day reverse repo rates and inject 1.2 trillion of its local currency the renminbi through reverse repos.
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Intriguingly, the Impreza also includes a system called Reverse Automatic Braking, which, as you might guess, will automatically brake the car during reverse if the car detects a collision with an object.
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On March 16, the central bank raised interest rates on its reverse repurchase agreements, SLF and MLF loans, following a rise in rates on the reverse repos and SLF in early February.
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After the vehicle began to stall, the mother, who was driving, put the car in reverse, drove forward, and then put it in reverse once again to ensure the car was working okay.
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Losses on the mainland also came after Reuters reported the People's Bank of China raised the interest rate on seven-day reverse repurchase agreements, referred to as reverse repos, by 5 basis points.
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Trump should reverse his "inflammatory" statements about Hispanics, McConnell said.
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"I never expected they would reverse their decision," he added.
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The Fed must and, in my view, will reverse policy.
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However, Wednesday's gains did little to reverse overall market weakness.
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Naloxone is a medication designed to rapidly reverse opioid overdose.
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The reverse condition, contango, would motivate refiners to store product.
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The court of appeals could reverse the federal judge's decision.
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And I'll do whatever I can to help reverse it.
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Abrams will reverse it in the next film, they said.
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Once oil prices slumped, however, the mechanism shifted into reverse.
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Recent trials on baboons also failed to reverse the effect.
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Trump has vowed to appoint justices who would reverse Roe.
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It's funny because you usually hear about this in reverse.
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This year, for some things, the reverse will be true.
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Will he stick to this track or reverse course again?
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Meaning, the Dow could pick up speed rather than reverse.
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He pledged to reverse that and restore those purported losses.
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If they reverse the decision, your post will be restored.
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It's a mechanism that works just as effectively in reverse.
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We are the judge of any garment, not the reverse.
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The best antihero drama is a morality play in reverse.
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Ningxia became the first province in China to reverse desertification.
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Quite the reverse — Markle is successful, educated, and financially independent.
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A future president can move to reverse the actions regardless.
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The Khashoggi affair is a critical moment to reverse course.
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I'm running for president to stop and reverse that trend.
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On Tuesday, he said their roles are about to reverse.
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Ms Warren would not just reverse Mr Trump's tax cuts.
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Why would they reverse that unless there is a complaint?
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The Senate voted to reverse the censure three years later.
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Meanwhile, the reverse could be said of the youngest demographic.
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Text on reverse urges workers of the world to unite.
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But some advisors have changed their tune on reverse mortgages.
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And she's still trying to reverse it a year later.
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Mobile payments could be a way to reverse that trend.
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"The dollar is winning the reverse beauty contest," said Schamotta.
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The Republican race has been run in reverse, said Corker.
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A reverse situation appears to be transpiring at Practo Technologies.
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"Then, we discovered we needed to reverse it," Johnsen says.
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The government wants to reverse this vote in the Commons.
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But this new system makes it harder to reverse course.
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Viacom management is under pressure to reverse the company's fortunes.
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Miami's case is premised on a later theory, "reverse redlining".
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Now, it appears the organization is willing to reverse course.
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But what if we could reverse that loss of species?
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At worst, it could reverse recovery in these areas altogether.
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And Ukraine's efforts to reverse their course will be stymied.
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The chairmen promised to reverse legislation meant to protect consumers.
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Most reverse a game's momentum, and some flip its outcome.
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Few expect Infosys to reverse efforts to rejig its business.
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Here's hoping we find a way to reverse the trend.
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REVERSE POV: several other working employees, typing on their computers.
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At the national level, however, the pattern is the reverse.
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There's no indication that the trend will reverse anytime soon.
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Over the next 22020 years these trends went into reverse.
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The good news is that the reverse is also true.
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Why on earth would they reverse their position on marijuana?
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Could a President Trump reverse Obama's regulations on "Day One"?
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Olejnik says he was quickly able to reverse its pseudonymization.
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Democrats will probably oppose any attempt to reverse the trend.
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But we're looking forward to your reverse mortgage loan commercials.
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Utilize Snapchat's reverse function to watch the lip color vanish.
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Shares began to reverse after the Chipotle statement was made.
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It's the reverse of laughing nervously in a bad situation.
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Inclusion in the report will be almost impossible to reverse.
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Now the process has gone into reverse, worsening the slump.
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They're afraid they're losing the battle to reverse inflation expectations.
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The MPC also cut the reverse repo rate to 5.15%.
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The wave of IPOs is unlikely to reverse these trends.
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There's no sign that this trend will slow or reverse.
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The European Union has urged Pristina to reverse that decision.
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Now it was considering a bill to reverse that position.
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Who&aposs going to want to change that -- reverse that.
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And the reverse was true for beneficial probiotic bacteria, Lactobacilli.
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That could reverse and continue to muddy the employment data.
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Trade may get resolved and all those things may reverse.
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Instead, it says it embraces a process called reverse osmosis.
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But there's little recourse for Trump to reverse Obama's action.
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He predicted the stock could reverse course during Wednesday's trading.
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Unfortunately, it didn't take long for Congress to reverse course.
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He went in reverse and again drove over the injured.
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Beginning in March 2014, though, that trend started to reverse.
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At that point, you may want to reverse your decision.
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"A reverse mortgage basically lets you stay in your house."
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Recession will halt that, or even begin to reverse it.
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They put the car into reverse and hit the manager.
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There are no medical professionals there to reverse an overdose.
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Texas' Supreme Court decision to reverse them nationwide in 2003.
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Oil prices began to reverse losses on Tuesday Asian time.
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LG will be hoping the G5 can reverse its fortunes.
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Last year, Pruitt started a process to reverse that decision.
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Trump's orders won't reverse these forces steadily eroding coal employment.
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The pagination is in reverse (as in a Hebrew book).
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The reverse repo rate was also unchanged at 5.75 percent.
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The little scorpion's deal is basically the reverse of yours.
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We have an opportunity to reverse that with this revolution.
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It took him about half that time to reverse course.
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As he sets out to reverse engineer that ridiculous face
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It took 39 years for the court to reverse course.
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Hardening U.S. attitudes towards everything Chinese are unlikely to reverse.
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The bank talks people out of using reverse mortgages, too.
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There is, however, speculation that China could reverse its ban.
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The President can reverse the policy of separating families today.
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None of these trends is likely to reverse itself soon.
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Kaine has since said he would not reverse his position.
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Why shouldn't the reverse happen when we do quantitative tightening?
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The reverse process is swiftly playing out before our eyes.
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"There's nothing like pipeline success to reverse sentiment," he said.
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President Trump should intervene immediately to reverse this controversial decision.
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Now it is up to Wheeler to reverse the damage.
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They see Gottlieb's departure as an opportunity to reverse course.
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To reverse the damage Obama's done and restore the Constitution.
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"Unwinding creates just as much disruption in reverse," he said.
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Mexico ETFs were also a loser (a reverse Trump trade).
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The reverse would be true of advocates for domestic programs.
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Several current shows have sought to reverse this tendency, however.
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Her kindness and openness had a reverse effect than intended.
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The reverse singles and the doubles are held on Sunday.
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"It's going to be hard to reverse that," Sidney said.
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The reverse was true when a job attracted more men.
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The 2018 midterms offer Democrats a chance to reverse this.
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Cupidity and corruption perform, year after year, their reverse magic.
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It is time for the Trump administration to reverse that.
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"Shield is a reverse proxy," project lead George Conard explains.
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Call it a sort of reverse Brexit if you will.
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Trump in January called plans to reverse Obama's ban "terrible."
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An online petition to reverse the decision, circulated on mesopinions.
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Trump has vowed to reverse all of Obama's executive actions.
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Reverse or drop out of the Paris climate change accords.
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He tried to shred it but the reverse shell failed.
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Bond yields, which move in reverse of price, fell sharply.
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These finely crafted oil puddles resemble a sky in reverse.
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How quickly will I lose balance if I blindly reverse?
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Being able to reverse transactions isn't completely new, of course.
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Others purify water with reverse osmosis, a costlier imported method.
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An increase in new deals would help reverse this decline.
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There are no drugs currently available that reverse the disease.
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Now I've had to reverse my place in the family.
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Mr. Trudeau campaigned on a promise to reverse that policy.
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She said the reverse mortgage had been Ms. Haskell's idea.
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Mr. van Zweden's situation at the Philharmonic is the reverse.
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Please reach out and urge them to reverse course. pic.twitter.
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"'Reverse' would be a strong word to use," Hart cautions.
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Then again, Mr. Trump could reverse course at any moment.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS BREXIT IS A TRADE DEAL IN REVERSE
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First Student asked the D.C. Circuit to reverse the board.
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But did Vince Carter also get up a reverse dunk?
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Until now, the series was told in reverse chronological order.
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An example would be his use of verification in reverse.
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The letters stand for park, reverse, neutral, drive and low.
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I think we've got a bit of a reverse problem.
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The regulator's moves in recent weeks, however, reverse these curbs.
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When the day is over, he does it in reverse.
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Mr. Mattis could not get Mr. Trump to reverse course.
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The Republican Party has experienced the same process in reverse.
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And that Biden's personal appeal isn't enough to reverse it.
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The Fed's move will likely reverse that course yet again.
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These regulatory rollbacks will almost surely reverse years of progress.
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We do the same in reverse when I come back.
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Together, these policies could begin to reverse the opioid crisis.
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JCPenney said it is considering seeking a reverse stock split.
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There are no plans to reverse those decisions, Automattic Inc.
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Today that aging newsreel is being played in sharp reverse.
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Unfortunately, our efforts to reverse this dangerous trend proved futile.
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Drain a swamp, and you may have to reverse course.
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In trying to reverse that direction, what concerns you most?
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Blue Apron has continued to struggle since the reverse split.
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It's the reverse of what they do in the morning.
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In Boston and Oakland, their arrival helped reverse population declines.
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Ms Patel's job is to reverse that unexpected political calamity.
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When those exemption laws are loosened, the reverse is true.
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A 5 pound chihuahua somehow put the vehicle in reverse.
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It appears Republicans in Congress have had a reverse epiphany.
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The Hoss Fly tops off at 5 mph in reverse.
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In sharp contrast today the reverse is true in India.
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Those same central banks now seem ready to reverse course.
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To reverse all the wrongs in four years is impossible.
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Ether's recent performance marks a sharp reverse from last year.
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Going up or down a hill looks different in reverse.
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This could be another one, and reverse itself soon enough.
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But a federalism revolution in reverse might very well be.
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Moreover, companies don't always say when they use reverse factoring.
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Moreover, companies don't always say when they use reverse factoring.
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The new iPhone has the potential to reverse that trend.
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Trump may – as he's done before – reverse this latest decision.
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Finally it has automatic high beams and a reverse camera.
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"We might see a trend in the reverse," Thornton says.
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He had "chosen to reverse course" on cooperating, they said.
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The reverse is true when I'm not in a show.
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It's weird how human evolution goes in reverse in sports.
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"I live life in reverse," he said with a chuckle.
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Some reverse engineer and make these parts with 3D printers.
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Mr. Abe's administration has pledged to reverse the borrowing trend.
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Which means we have the power to reverse these trends.
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It's a trend prudent military and intelligence decisions can reverse.
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The "For the 3363% Act" would reverse those troubling trends.
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Governing requires the reverse, the building of consensus and coalitions.
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This will reverse any reduction in content distribution you've experienced.
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So, I started lifting weights at home and reverse dieting.
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" Another workshop is the "Advancing Civil Rights or Reverse Discrimination?
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"This is a loan," she said about a reverse mortgage.
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There's also a button for Reverse and one for Park.
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Gordon routed it through his legs on a reverse dunk.
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The new law would help reverse the trend, he said.
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A lower corporate tax rate can help reverse the inversions.
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We need to reverse the congressional lobotomy begun in 1995.
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There is still time for the UK to reverse course.
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Here, I ask Tim about basically the reverse of that.
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"There is no reverse gear for natural systems," Harvey says.
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As soon as E3 abide by their obligations, we'll reverse.
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It was the reverse in late 292.2 and early 2750.
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In North Korea, the situation has been the exact reverse.
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The new super PAC is intended to reverse that flow.
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By passing this legislation, Congress can help reverse this trend.
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Trump has already taken significant steps to reverse that progress.
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What Trump is doing, he says, is journalism in reverse.
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That weird reverse role, I wanted to be that guy.
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Hariri's decision to reverse his resignation caps a tumultuous month.
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The reality of Trump's presidency has been just the reverse.
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An Ohio woman's bizarre claim that fermented cabbage juice can "reverse the aging process," ward away illness of all kinds, and even reverse homosexual behavior, has drawn scrutiny from the state's attorney general's office.
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After Trump scolds them, House Republicans reverse their ethics vote After Trump scolds them, House Republicans reverse their ethics vote The new Republican-controlled Congress is about to welcome a Republican president into office.
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Fulton Bank, in Lancaster, Pa., got into the reverse mortgage business right about when many finance types were predicting that the reverse mortgage market would melt down the same way that subprime mortgages did.
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China's central bank unexpectedly lowered interest rates on reverse repurchase agreements by 0.66703 basis points and injected 20.6670 trillion yuan ($21.3 billion) worth of liquidity into the markets via reverse repo operations on Monday.
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"The idea that somehow testifying to what you think is true is destructive to the system of government we have, I think is very nearly the reverse, the exact reverse of the truth," Bolton added.
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"The idea that somehow testifying to what you think is true is destructive to the system of government we have — I think, is very nearly the reverse — the exact reverse of the truth," he said.
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As to whether Disney might reverse course ... Sean stays tight-lipped.
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They should reverse-engineer their income statements to increase their profits.
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The city said it wants to "reverse" the genetic research process.
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I see the project as We Live In Public in reverse.
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Go any younger, however, and the trend begins to reverse itself.
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"reverse migration" has been happening for decades now, but continues to
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All deflected attacks reverse direction and deal damage to enemies instead.
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All that did not happen -- in fact the reverse has happened.
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Naloxone helps reverse the effects of an overdose and saves lives.
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On the second path, the photons navigated them in reverse order.
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It also kept the reverse repo rate unchanged at 24.4 percent.
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But to call it reverse racism is an even bigger reach.
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To be sure, Ford is taking action to reverse its fortunes.
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No-one agrees, however, on when it will reverse those cuts.
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Following a previously announced reverse merger with Lineage Grow Co. Ltd.
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The months since then have done nothing to reverse that impression.
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Pence noted the White House&aposs decision to reverse the policies.
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And my guess is it's going to reverse itself next month.
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The reverse-chronological experience was refreshing and calmer than I expected.
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The influential lobbying group's head urged the administration to reverse course.
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Y. sought a vote on legislation to reverse the ban, Sen.
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But I'm also ... Okay, let me go in reverse order. Okay.
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Donald Trump's NLRB appointees are likely to reverse Obama-era changes.
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Trump, when he assumes office, could choose to reverse the punishment.
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Plus a back, home, menu, reverse, play/pause, and forward buttons.
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" Meade continues, "My paintings are a like a reverse Trompe-L'Oeil.
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There may be little Facebook can do to reverse that shift.
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Lew also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
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But there was some expectation that the yen could reverse course.
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I'm not interested in the stock until you reverse the downtrend.
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Ou said they continue to press Italy to reverse that decision.
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But his actions served as that reverse role model for me.
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But hysteresis also works in reverse, at least to some degree.
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But legislation in both chambers of Congress could quickly reverse it.
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Persuading him to reverse his resignation should be a high priority.
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But the commission has no authority to reverse the NYPD's decisions.
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In theory, the next American president could seek to reverse this.
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Here he is trimming the fat off a filet…in reverse.
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Naloxone is a medication designed to immediately reverse an opioid overdose.
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Soon Keurig was persuaded to reverse course, at least in part.
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You toggle it up or down to get reverse or drive.
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The Massachusetts Attorney General ordered the school to reverse their policy.
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This is relevant to Democratic attempts to reverse mass incarceration, too.
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Unlike Labour they would reverse the Tories' most regressive welfare cuts.
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That is the ruling Mr. Castille voted to reverse in 2014.
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The Wikimedia Foundation called on Chinese authorities to reverse their decision.
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Only days later did the site reverse course, under external pressure.
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This is all really about reverse-engineering the biology of intelligence.
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But financial advisors remain divided in their opinions about reverse mortgages.
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Mr Frey calls this "the great migration of blacks in reverse".
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Gomez's route to bat sales reads like some reverse American dream.
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The president-elect hints that he may reverse Mr Obama's opening.
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Democrats, though, face the same problem: That nosedive could always reverse.
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"We will reverse that larceny," Mulvaney wrote in a newspaper column.
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There's wireless charging, reverse wireless charging, and a USB-C port.
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Replace "stop" with "reverse" and you have a sensible political strategy.
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Mrs Clinton is running out of time to reverse this trend.
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And a breakup that's open to interpretation is easier to reverse.
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Go deeper: Elizabeth Warren's public lands proposal would reverse Trump policies
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Amy Klobuchar: End child separation, reverse attempts to undo Flores Agreement.
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Dow, for instance, is making reverse-osmosis membranes for water desalination.
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The current seven-day reverse repo rate is at 5.25 percent.
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Who knew watching things happen in reverse could be so ... calming.
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Of course, the NBA's wild imbalance may have a reverse effect.
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While the reverse attack is devious indeed, it ultimately falls short.
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The judge also rejected damages for a subsequent reverse stock split.
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Mike Pence, would, in fact, actively work to reverse Roe v.
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I feel the app should work for me, not the reverse.
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It is true that globalisation could stall or go into reverse.
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Now even its modest recovery seems to have gone into reverse.
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I tell them I'll just imagine the morning's events in reverse.
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He thinks it's scientifically possible to develop treatments that reverse aging.
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Four months later our legislature proposed a bill to reverse that.
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Higher oil prices could start to put that trend into reverse.
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In recent years, however, Sony has worked to reverse that course.
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So Congress sought to reverse Stratton Oakmont by creating CDA 2150.
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Holt's reverse layup with 5:11 left tied it at 270.
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And such schemes merely lower emissions; they do not reverse them.
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Buying exotic stone is really the reverse of sustainability, she says.
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He revved the engine and made a clean exit ... in reverse.
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The bank aimed to reverse that with its investments in technology.
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It's the reverse of firing the imagination and potential of writers.
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"What will reverse it is the will of the American people."
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Once again, implement the reverse feature to make your story memorable.
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But economists say the trade penalties will not reverse the deficit.
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The running order is the reverse of last year's opening test.
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But if Italy leaks into France, the reverse is also true.
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Then, reverse the whole process to seal the new battery in.
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Remove the ice, by contrast, and those processes go into reverse.
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It works in reverse, and with the special character keyboard, too.
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Conservatives would lose their minds, and Twitter would probably reverse it.
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The left wants to reverse the outcome of the last election.
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But in a fascinating twist, the team observed the reverse outcome.
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The US needs to reverse these policies before it's too late.
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The group also indicated that they hoped Washington would reverse course.
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It isn't clear exactly what it can do to reverse that.
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Reverse the motion, bringing your hands back to your forehead. 12.
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But researchers disagree over whether the reverse might also be possible.
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They also pushed the F.D.A. again to reverse its July decision.
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In rich countries, however, that flow has recently started to reverse.
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When investors reverse those risky bets, they buy back those currencies.
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If none appears, Barclays may have to reverse itself yet again.
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The driver tried to turn back, threw the truck in reverse.
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Congress is now acting within its authority to reverse this rule.
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He said he may reverse any demarcation that he legally could.
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If their worst concerns come to pass, they will reverse course.
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It was the South Americans' first Olympics reverse in 13 games.
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That works in reverse too, favoring California retailers in similar circumstances.
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Some action is being taken to reverse the giraffe declines, however.
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But might the Fed reverse course and start cutting rates again?
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That would reverse years of historic gains in coverage under Obamacare.
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But Saperstein lacked the time to reverse six years of inertia.
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Trump may soon reverse years of Obama-ordered drawdowns in Afghanistan.
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But they had done nothing to reverse external imbalances thus far.
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It is possible that the FEC will reverse its current conclusion.
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Participants had to recall digits in the reverse order of presentation.
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Narcan counteracts the effects of opioids and can reverse an overdose.
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Back home in New York, the fallacy plays out in reverse.
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Points karate is largely built around the reverse punch, gyaku-zuki.
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It made for a nice connect and an even sweeter reverse.
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The Republican plan would reverse direction in more ways than one.
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However, the Fed has struggled to reverse some of these policies.
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EF: I would advise entrepreneurs to reverse engineer the end state.
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The legacy airlines are already facing pressure to reverse their move.
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For the third experiment, the researchers essentially reverse-engineered their technique.
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The conceit of Humans Not Invited is essentially a reverse CAPTCHA.
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Or as Missy Elliott would say, flip it and reverse it.
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No one is sure whether the supreme court will reverse it.
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But there were still chances to reverse the trends, it said.
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That would reverse a decades-old policy held by successive governments.
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Alj's heart failed, but doctors were able to reverse the problem.
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The accompanying tablet can best be described as a reverse Courier.
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Sessions will certainly stop that progress, and he may reverse it.
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There is no sign that Republicans will reverse course on Gorsuch.
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Cuozzo then asked the Supreme Court to reverse the appellate decision.
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In the reverse mortgage industry, foreclosure and eviction are not synonymous.
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Federal investment in this area can help to reverse this trend.
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The reverse takeover would be Britain's biggest technology deal this year.
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If someone says they're going to try to reverse Roe v.
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This is still one of those steps that Iran can reverse.
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What can the LME do to reverse the slide in volumes?
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"A carbon tax would reverse many of these successes," they wrote.
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But since 2012 progress has stalled, and may go into reverse.
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A judge could order the company to reverse its price increase.
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So there was no global deleveraging; quite the reverse (see chart).
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Would her words that day exacerbate the slide or reverse it?
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And this is not a trend that is going to reverse.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Investors in Peugeot have suffered an unexpected reverse.
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This argument was used to reverse an earlier delisting in 2007.
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Reverse the dynamics that increase executive pay and depress employee pay.
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No effort must be spared to reverse the spiral of violence.
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No reverse repurchase agreements were set to mature on the day.
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The reverse — the beginning of a downtrend — is not immediately true.
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Her move Friday shows that she is unlikely to reverse course.
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It is unlikely that the trend towards lower fertility will reverse.
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This series, though, is playing out in reverse of last fall's.
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Alas, reverse wireless charging didn't make it to the iPhone 11.
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The Court, he noted, did not ordinarily reverse course so quickly.
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Younger enrollees began signing up voluntarily, helping reverse Maine's death spiral.
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A plan is needed to reverse Republican setbacks in suburban communities.
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And what can the Fed, or anyone, do to reverse this?
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In November, Americans will have a chance to reverse that tide.
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Business closings and emigration are difficult to reverse once they happen.
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Rmax: Oh, OK. So maybe there was some reverse psychology, though.
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The question is, will Twitter reverse course before it's too late?
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Many want to see a court that would reverse Roe v.
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They pointed to a range of variables that could reverse Mrs.
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Halfway through, Plame whips the wheel around into a reverse 180.
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Undoubtedly, this will reverse the current rapprochement that Trump is engineering.
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But something was horribly wrong: The bus kept going in reverse.
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Two royal sisters must reverse an eternal winter in "Frozen" (2013).
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If the FAA refuses to reverse course, Congress could enact reform.
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But the trend seems unlikely to reverse itself in modern baseball.
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Her task is to identify the causes and reverse the trend.
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The Senate "Medicare for All" bill would sharply reverse that pattern.
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They denounced Mr. Trump's words but did not reverse their endorsements.
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Williams warned Nero that it was difficult to reverse his decision.
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Despite these gains, powerful forces are seeking to reverse this progress.
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The idea that white men were the victims of reverse discrimination.
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Even to go in reverse I simply pushed an "R" button.
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Regardless, a move to reverse the mandate could stir a backlash.
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You can expect Trump to reverse much or all of that.
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The government intervened and ObamaCare is, essentially, airline deregulation in reverse.
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Key US allies are dismayed at Trump's decision to reverse course.
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A universal housing voucher program would help reverse this disturbing trend.
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"On our side, there's the reverse effect of success begetting success."
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When you pay your taxes, the same process happens in reverse.
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More work started to flow from investor lawsuits over reverse mergers.
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The public is in favor of action to reverse these trends.
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For example, the documentaries will air in reverse on Saturday, Sept.
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It makes no sense for Congress to reverse its decision now.
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These pressures are unlikely to reverse themselves in any near future.
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Sanders spearheaded a congressional effort to reverse PNTR status for China.
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So I wanted to reverse that, and bring that power back.
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So to have pathways that can reverse themselves is amazing really.
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Doing a reverse Google image search, she found his LinkedIn profile.
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Developers could also pursue reverse takeovers of listed firms, she added.
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Still, they couldn't reverse the damage already done to his eyes.
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She wanted to do what she was calling a reverse mentorship.
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But the White House said the attack won't reverse Trump's decision.
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President Trump's hiring freeze will halt, if not reverse, this progress.
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Clinton has begun to reverse after her debate performance last week.
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That action was only temporary though, and one Trump could reverse.
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Franken saw a glimmer of hope that he would reverse course.
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Rubio announced this week he would reverse course and seek reelection.
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Mr. Trump's appointees to the N.L.R.B. could easily reverse such rulings.
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Good news for Mr. Trump has coincided with the reverse swings.
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China's push to internationalise the yuan has recently gone into reverse.
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The November drop did not reverse the trend for the year.
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Gay gave Sacramento a two-point lead with a reverse layup.
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Germany and Japan have used such ideas to reverse declining fertility.
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This budget makes it clear that we will reverse this larceny.
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And these large market declines can reverse themselves very rapidly, Kelly.
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Here are 2017 rules the Trump administration is trying to reverse.
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Does the phenomenon you're describing ever work in the reverse direction?
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I thought the reverse would be interesting: less information, just images.
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The reverse can also happen: An installation can become a performance.
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That's because Bra seems reverse-engineered to be irresistible to them.
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Now, as Gallup's polling shows, this could reverse at any moment.
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A reverse — and equally perverse — dynamic propels the India-Pakistan rivalry.
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Despite all that, the Trump administration is seeking to reverse course.
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There are posturing dunks and crippling, nearly ankle-breaking reverse dribbles.
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Ms. Harris pledges to reverse that definitional change, her spokesman said.
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That's a ruling that Clinton's campaign is nevertheless promising to reverse.
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Now he inherits a state striving to reverse its financial fortunes.
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Obama tried to reverse these broad trends and had some success.
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The problem is: The whole system is now running in reverse.
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Such blocks grants reverse the perverse incentives of the federal match.
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"It's 53 miles of reverse parking," Wheatcroft said with a laugh.
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The reverse repo rate was reduced 90 basis points to 4%.
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It then must reverse to pick up riders, causing more delays.
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The Israeli government should reverse this decision and allow them in.
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The question is whether policymakers are doing enough to reverse course.
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She then used "reverse genealogy" to fill out all the branches.
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His comments quickly garnered criticism and failed to reverse hemorrhaging markets.
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"Somehow she needs to reverse the trend," said an Ohio Republican.
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That could reverse years of hard-won progress on climate change.
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Boeing hopes the new tariffs will reverse some of those gains.
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But Mr. Trump's economic Cold War has helped reverse that trend.
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The firm helped reverse "separate but equal" in the Brown v.
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Mr. Sessions could reverse that with the stroke of a pen.
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The primary market's 7-day reverse repo rate is 2.55 percent.
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As usual, Saffitz underestimated how much reverse engineering would break her.
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Kitson's shows, many of them absolutely miraculous, depend on the reverse.
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This could be the reverse, trying to make people look bad.
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In some cases, the Trump administration is even going in reverse.
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Two Democratic electors filed a lawsuit aiming to reverse the law.
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Its electronic controller requires deliberate action when selecting drive or reverse.
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By logic, splitting content and delivery, would have the reverse effect.
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I tried to reverse engineer how he'd identified me, but couldn't.
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By then, however, the damage would be even harder to reverse.
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They don't learn to see the natural markers from the reverse.
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Could the reverse be true -- do good economies benefit individual health?
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None of those bills, however, would reverse Trump's decision on Syria.
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The government is trying to reverse the decline in oil production.
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But the causes of that development may prove hard to reverse.
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He also doesn't expect that trend to reverse itself anytime soon.
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This rainbow spiral is just as calming to watch in reverse.
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But the receding sea ice could reverse that process, experts warn.
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N.C.: In these cases, citizen action can reverse highly dangerous programs.
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And reverse-engineering a whole virus from its sequence is expensive.
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The decline should reverse in following quarters in 2020, he said.
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A Warren Justice Department could reverse it back for federal inmates.
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I tried to reverse engineer what other news organizations were doing.
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Grenfell Tower burned in reverse, moving inward from the building's exterior.
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It's asking the court to order GM to reverse the closures.
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Local or national, it is high time to reverse this trajectory.
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After a certain point, do benefits level off or even reverse?
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The tariff war now threatens to send the process into reverse.
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Reactions to Mr. Kerry divided along similar lines, only in reverse.
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Policy interventions have not begun to reverse these deadly trends, however.
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VW's Bentley brand also managed to reverse losses, the carmaker said.
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However, as political risks died down, those moves began to reverse.
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They said they knew the president could easily reverse the decision.
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In the new millennium, an economic expansion helped reverse those dynamics.
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As for reverse repo rate, it went from 6% to 5.75%.
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American Advisors promotes reverse mortgages nationally in television and online commercials.
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Officials at Reverse Mortgage Solutions could not be reached for comment.
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This reverse time-lapse shows a snowflake turning back into ice.
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Photographer Caleb Foster's video (above) shows the sublimation process in reverse.
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So why did Trump reverse course on Warmbier and North Korea?
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It's 21625 all over again, but in a starkly reverse image.
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But it could reverse course if regulators change media ownership regulations.
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This would eliminate unnecessary transactions costs generated by reverse repurchase agreements.
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Engineers, industrialists and governments can work together to reverse this trend.
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When investors reverse those risky bets, they buy back the currencies.
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Although NAFTA did not reverse this trend, it did mitigate it.
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It proved a tremendously effective "reverse blockade" of the Australian coast.
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"This is reverse Robin Hood-ism at its best," he said.
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It is unclear what prompted Mr. Trump to reverse previous agreements.
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These "fixes" would reverse many of the administrative policies sabotaging ObamaCare.
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No feasible amount of support is likely to reverse this situation.
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The reverse was comprised of a decorative motif in colourless glass.
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" Mr. Spicer said President Trump had "pledged to reverse this overreach.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European history may be about to go into reverse.
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Blockbusters are no longer developed; they're reverse engineered from previous successes.
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I look forward to the legal remedies to reverse this action.
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Lawmakers said they would introduce legislation to reverse the price hike.
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What do you think can be done to reverse that trend?
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Bolsonaro said he may reverse any demarcation that he legally can.
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VMware (VMW) could buy Dell in massive reverse-merger, sources say.
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The reverse was also true, as in the case of Nordstroms.
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Firstly, we need to reverse 250 years of bad environmental habits.
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Global central banks are moving to reverse some of that easing.
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They move up and down often in reverse with the market.
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Another step, known as reverse transcription, converts the RNA to DNA.
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Disney is unlikely to reverse its decision to fire Mr. Gunn.
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It took us a lot of time to reverse the trend.
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What might be powerful enough to begin to reverse partisan polarization?
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There's no particular reason for alarm, in fact quite the reverse.
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Mukherjee's response is to reverse the telescope on how treatment functions.
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Any move to reverse this would be editorial and commercial suicide.
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"Your house is just like mine, only in reverse," she said.
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Then the countdown begins in reverse order, from 25 to 1.
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In December, the company lost a motion to reverse the verdict.
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Whether Trump will decide to reverse course remains to be seen.
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Trump, if elected, could quickly reverse Obama executive orders as promised.
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It also would reverse any benefit cuts due to insufficient funds.
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The Trump team has since seemed to reverse positions yet again.
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"Reverse urbanization" is picking up as infrastructure improves in remote areas.
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" And then they reverse it, and they say, "It's a robbery.
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It was in reverse, I guess, from what you'd normally do.
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Surgery is the only thing that can actually reverse hair loss.
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The PBOC on Wednesday injected 90 billion yuan ($13.55 billion) into money markets through seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements (repos) and an additional 50 billion yuan through 14-day reverse repos on Wednesday, traders said.
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A back-door listing refers to a reverse takeover, or reverse initial public offering (IPO), which occurs when a privately-held company that may not qualify for the public offering process buys a publicly-traded company.
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Here are the major pros and cons of reverse mortgages: Correction: This story was updated to reflect that you are eligible to have a reverse mortgage, even if a small mortgage still exists on your home.
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"The idea that somehow testifying to what you think is true is destructive to the system of government we have — I think, is very nearly the reverse, the exact reverse of the truth," Mr. Bolton added.
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"A reverse correlation has been in place for a while between Treasury yields and the dollar, but there are signs that the disconnect between the two is finally beginning to reverse," Fukaya at FPG Securities said.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) kept the interest rate on seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements at 2.55 percent, and kept the 14-day reverse repurchase rate at 2.7 percent, it said in a statement Thursday.
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In a bid to cushion the economic blow of the epidemic, China injected 2500 trillion yuan ($26.8 billion) via reverse repos on Monday and Tuesday, helping Chinese stocks reverse some losses and lifting the world equity index.
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Ellen Pompeo is getting candid about what she perceives as reverse racism.
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He said that if elected, he would work to reverse that trend.
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That is why the policy may prove to be hard to reverse.
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It's also unlikely to reverse the trend of insurers exiting state markets.
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"The President can reverse it and I hope he does," Scaramucci tweeted.
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Four said the central bank would reverse course and increase monthly purchases.
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We can't reverse this process, but we can try to understand it.
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Think of Land Lines as reverse Google image search, but for lines.
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"As soon as E3 abide by their obligations, we'll reverse," Zarif said.
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What did the president potentially give up to make Foxconn reverse course?
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Specifically, we love having the option to go reverse-chronological for good.
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I created a reverse diet for myself and have gained 4 lbs.
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He put the vehicle in reverse and ran over Arroyo, authorities said.
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And, the dollar's woes may reverse if concerns about Trump's policies abate.
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It didn't happen, and now business investment is actually going into reverse.
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If you could only make sense of it, you could reverse it.
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"It's the ideological and visual reverse of the rest of the country."
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To the uninitiated, the cascade of reverse-chronological tweets can be incomprehensible.
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The reverse structure of backwardation tends to indicate a drawdown in stocks.
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Jackson made a reverse scoop shot to push the advantage to three.
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You'll get what you give and while this planet moves in reverse.
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Revisiting the event is akin to recalling a first kiss -- in reverse.
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They don't tend to get super deep and they tend to reverse.
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Those industries aren't dead but the iPad didn't really reverse their decline.
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The MPC also cut the reverse repo rate INRREP=ECI to 5.15%.
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This is essentially the reverse ratio of what it was in 1960.
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He must immediately reverse course and say he will accept the results.
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You can quickly swap between reverse-chronological and top-tweets first mode.
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Rent-A-Center will receive a reverse breakup fee of $126.5 million.
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" California Resources Corp: "I don't like the reverse 1 for 10 split.
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Chinese new year is a welcome chance to reverse the cultural flow.
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Together we can put white supremacy down, flip it and reverse it.
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If you did this, tweets would mostly appear in reverse chronological order.
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Some didn't know how to reverse, and others parked recklessly, causing disorder.
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What Klobuchar and O'Rourke need to do is reverse is bad trendlines.
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In a reverse stock split, companies combine shares to increase the price.
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Monir Farmanfarmaian, "Gabbeh," 2009 (mirror, reverse-glass painting, and plaster on wood).
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Under Trump, the trend toward diversification has halted — and gone in reverse.
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"You have the opportunity to reverse course," the lawmakers wrote to Kotick.
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That will likely prove transitory, and oil prices will reverse, he contended.
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Garfield, we're told, was seen as someone who might reverse this trend.
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Mr. Golshiri makes it his job to halt and reverse such obliteration.
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Or might they accidentally hit a wrong button and shift into reverse?
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Act as if the truth is real — do everything to reverse course.
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It's not surprising, then, that reverse mortgages may become more popular again.
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And that now by a major country has been put into reverse.
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Mr Johnson has promised to reverse recent school cuts by 2022-23.
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If we can't reverse Citizens United, let us engineer it into irrelevance.
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Too often, they fail to see the even more common reverse problem.
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But, Tyndall asks, why wait to reverse overdoses of poisoned street drugs?
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Those measures will slow, and maybe even reverse, the trend of inequality.
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Anything Google can do to reverse that trend would be a plus.
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Many of those actions are now ripe targets for Trump to reverse.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, does not intend to reverse the tide.
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The flood risk mitigation regulation was supposed to help reverse that trend.
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He laid her down and immediately performed what he calls "reverse" CPR.
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Reverse Podsnappery is defined by double-think when it comes to nationalism.
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It is likely to reverse the Tories' cuts to capital-gains tax.
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But the trigger for their diversity may well have been the reverse.
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Jeremy Corbyn is to reverse Podsnappery what Mr Johnson is to Podsnappery.
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You can reverse some of that risk by making healthier fat choices.
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One of them moans that it's like winning the lottery in reverse.
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The delta's system of land creation has thus been thrown into reverse.
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"We need to put in place measures to reverse the [racial] trend."
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And yet, since then some people have set out to reverse it.
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Holland put his car in reverse and was subsequently shot 14 times.
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I'll have to reverse that if he's going to be my son.
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Cambridge Analytica Compensation Reverse lookup (scraping) Accountability Data Safety Business Model (ads) ???
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He would reverse the education reform, which holds teachers accountable by evaluations.
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Trump promised to reverse the job loss trends in our manufacturing heartland.
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Will Sean Spicer reverse his resignation now that Anthony Scaramucci is out?
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A reverse stock split would not change the value of the company.
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Quickly, though, pressure began to build on Maranhão to reverse his position.
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This was the highest amount of reverse repos in almost six months.
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The Kremlin used to worry about China's efforts to reverse-engineer them.
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This job advertisement might just be the perfect embodiment of reverse psychology.
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"It would be an unfortunate turn of events to reverse" that progress.
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Reverse Lunges "Bring your knee up and come back down," says Kirsch.
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They failed to reverse Moscow's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea territory in 2014.
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Diversity is demonstrably good for society and the economy, not the reverse.
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Many Salafist preachers were nominal Christians who trod the path in reverse.
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Archived posts appear in reverse chronological order with date stamps for clarity.
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Reporters Without Borders called on Hong Kong authorities to reverse their decision.
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Tesla shares soared, only to reverse later when the deal didn't materialize.
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Jennifer Lawrence's gorgeous reverse French braid at the Passengers premiere in London.
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You can also reverse a snooze at any time, the company notes.
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Will this reverse the tide of smartphones taking over the photography world?
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Some of this weakness should reverse in the second quarter of 2019.
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The world is sprinting ahead, while the United States is in reverse.
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REVERSE POV: the door to the conference room, which is cracked slightly.
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If positive news surfaces surrounding back to school season, it could reverse.
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So it felt cool to keep the same processes but reverse them.
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Treatments to slow the progression or reverse it have not panned out.
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A similar procedure is followed, in reverse, when imported containers are unloaded.
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After an amendment to reverse those policies failed, House conservatives, especially Rep.
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On the flip side, the reverse route would be faster and cheaper.
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And we have already gotten in touch with them to reverse it.
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ICOs today present a parallel but reverse opportunity to Chinese retail investors.
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But in states that have accepted the money, the reverse is happening.
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Therefore, it's critical we find a way to help reverse these trends.
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"Once elephantiasis has set in, you cannot reverse the disease," she said.
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Uber's lawsuit seeks to reverse the cap and allow new licenses again.
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Nor would a reverse merger with the $21 billion Weibo achieve much.
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But will it be enough to reverse the HomePod's extremely slow start?
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And the market is anticipating much of this will reverse in 2017.
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La Niñas are the reverse: The same region gets cooler than usual.
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The economy ministry this month presented a schedule to reverse the lull.
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No wonder we panic when the camera turns on in reverse mode.
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Some of Trump's detractors reverse-engineer his personality to fit the news.
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The FCC voted to reverse the net neutrality rules on Dec. 14.
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MINISTERS frequently reverse decisions taken by their predecessors, sometimes wisely, often not.
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He specializes in reverse engineering proprietary communications protocols, especially those of MMORPG's.
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The reverse is true for those Trump puts in the hate column.
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The driver slammed the car in reverse and fled the scene backward.
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Green Bay's first three drives went in reverse for minus-8 yards.
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This montage was Pretty Woman in reverse and it deserves an Emmy.
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And once you've created that scar band, it's very hard to reverse.
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It was also reverse [chronological] and slowly, 'Why not try this algorithm?
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If Apple supervises this process, the FBI could reverse-engineer the firmware.
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Comey said that the process for white-collar cases was the reverse.
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Scroll back up, and the feed turns into regular reverse-chronology Twitter.
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Although there have also been media reports of the reverse phenomenon: i.e.
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First, we must immediately reverse the Obama-era cuts to our military.
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A defeat on health care could reverse market sentiment in a hurry.
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Or reverse it and do one part oil and three parts vinegar.
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I'll have to reverse that if he's going to be my son.
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And more importantly, why isn't he making any effort to reverse them?
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The Clinton administration experienced almost a reverse version of these economic conditions.
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We expect the price trend to reverse if U.S. economic data improves.
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However, he believes interest rates have capped and will likely reverse course.
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Twenty billion yuan of reverse repos were due to mature on Tuesday.
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I'm truly sorry to reverse my commitment to come play for you.
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Facebook tells me that the block is forever, until you reverse it.
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I am going to do what I can to help reverse this.
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"Reverse mortgages have become a critical component of retirement planning," he says.
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Nesmith answered with a 3-pointer followed by a tough reverse layup.
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The move would reverse a significant Obama administration rebuke for election meddling.
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The appeals court decision does not reverse the blocking of the ordinance.
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So under the hero, you'll find a reverse-chronological feed of stories.
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Livingstone and Columbus are two archetypal historical encounters that I unconsciously reverse.
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So let's "shell-shock" some more Republicans and reverse course on DACA.
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The interior architecture looks like the Sagrada Familia, but the reverse interior.
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Reverse is very complex, recorded in many different studios across different countries.
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Elsewhere, slumping exports sent Germany's economy into reverse in the second quarter.
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At that point, Son's giant investment machine would be running in reverse.
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When the computers reverse course, the decline will be sharp and short.
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Logically, at least, such uncorrelated threats can have a starkly reverse effect.
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Public backlash led Mylan to reverse its actions and reduce EpiPen prices.
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Another step backwards for an administration already going full throttle in reverse.
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But Ruskin cautioned the moves aren't big and they could easily reverse.
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Then, within 24 hours, they made a decision to completely reverse course.
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Whether we let this destructive pattern continue, or whether we reverse it.
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Reverse logistics firms like Optoro are striving to change that wasteful pattern.
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Republicans have used the same technique to reverse several Obama-era regulations.
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Over 100 members of Congress have urged Mattis to reverse Trump's policy.
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It's not even close to something you could reverse by administrative fiat.
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The elderly who have signed reverse mortgages are going to get hammered.
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But when students are disaggregated into major ethnic groups, the results reverse.
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But I think, actually in reverse, [I] have an obligation to go.
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It can, at the same time, shut down its reverse-repo program.
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Most Americans don't want to ban abortion, or reverse Obergefell v. Hodges.
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The Trump-Pence administration's attacks on TPPP threaten to reverse that progress.
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Yes. It's possible everyone could decide to reverse how we remember 1977.
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It is high time for the FCC to listen and reverse course.
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The justice will undergo a "reverse total shoulder replacement surgery," Arberg said.
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More recently, the Russian leader has managed to completely reverse Sadat's action.
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It will be no small feat to reverse our unsustainable fiscal course.
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"As we reverse here lower we see the recent strong correlation continuing."
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Try as it might, the reverse isn't true for the small cog.
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What makes Discovery great is that it's doing all this in reverse.
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Simpson believes that Pence wants to reverse women's economic and political advances.
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Unless those trends reverse, car ownership rates will probably continue to drop.
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Instead, they thought they could pass constitutional amendments to reverse Roe v.
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Oreskes and Supran and others who believe the reverse should be ignored.
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Her speech was intended to be an effort to reverse that trend.
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What are the chances that the U.K. will reverse course on Brexit?
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Can a reverse mortgage's increasing loan balance reduce the available home equity?
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For example, it could reverse the burden of proof on equal pay.
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Indiana denied [Timbs] that defense, and the Court should reverse and remand.
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A skeptic might say it is all just cyclical, soon to reverse.
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Although a source of ready cash, reverse mortgages aren't right for everyone.
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