"I get reversed -- and most of the time when I get reversed, I also get remanded," he said.
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He once reversed and then reverse-reversed himself on H-1B visas over the course of a few hours.
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The decision was reversed by a federal appeals court; that decision was itself reversed by the United States Supreme Court.
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They reversed this action on July 19 and adopted a nascent Electoral College plan, but then reversed that on July 24.
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Previous parole hearings quashed Brown has reversed three previous parole grants for Davis, who had another request reversed by former Gov.
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He reversed his avowed position on Russian interference in the American election, as casually and as brazenly as he had once reversed himself on President Obama's citizenship.
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In many cases, he has reversed Obama-era policy decisions — some of which reversed Bush-era policy decisions, and which the next Democratic president could simply reverse again.
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Shares in Aveng had reversed earlier gains and closed down 1.10 percent to 90 cents, while Murray & Roberts' shares reversed losses and closed 4.03 percent higher to 16.01 rand.
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The other 127 — or 82 percent — were later reversed.
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" Hours later, Mr. Trump reversed course: "No, no sniffles.
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" The Times said: "Today, the Williams sisters reversed roles.
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" THE TIMES SAID: "Today, the Williams sisters reversed roles.
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The president reversed himself – again – in classic Trumpian fashion.
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It just says that for every event that the laws of physics allow, there is a corresponding event in which various things have been reversed, velocities have been reversed and so on.
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Officials at the C.D.C. say those trends can be reversed.
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The hold was later reversed and the stock partly recovered.
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In 2013, he reversed his support for a ban on .
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit reversed.
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The Shanghai Composite reversed earlier losses to climb 0.1 percent.
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SXPP reversed course to trade higher as metals prices firmed.
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He reversed himself and he has second invitation to Putin.
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Spotify briefly stopped promoting his music, then reversed the policy.
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But when the roles are reversed, it's just, well, awkward.
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But the latest statistics show the trend reversed in 2015.
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He reversed his position last September during the presidential campaign.
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President Donald Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy on Dec.
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When we got married in 2017, the situation was reversed.
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The peso reversed losses to gain more than 1.6 percent.
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The stock later reversed and ended the day slightly lower.
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But this past Thursday, the court unexpectedly reversed its decision.
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But by the end of 2018, that dynamic had reversed.
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In particular, it reversed a sharp decline in foreign reserves.
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It was only after 1500 that churches reversed their position.
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Yameen initially accepted the results but has since reversed course.
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The situation is reversed when it comes to older voters.
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Shares reversed morning gains to close over 1 percent down.
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Larry Hogan reversed his previous stance on preserving the statue.
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The first stage then reversed direction and returned to earth.
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Cutting out dairy and gluten reversed many of his symptoms.
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For a bit, but it has since reversed the move.
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Mining firm Vale SA reversed early gains to slide 219.1190%.
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Shares in the firm reversed earlier gains to close lower.
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It cannot be reversed with the stroke of a pen.
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The DC Circuit, sitting en banc, reversed the panel's order.
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Other factors also contributed and their effects are now reversed.
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It anticipates the decline will be partially reversed in 2021.
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Evernote eventually reversed course, but the damage had been done.
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The National Basketball Association (NBA) reversed its position in 2014.
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But prices reversed later, fell 0.23 cent to 35.14 cents.
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But rapid growth and falling unemployment have reversed the situation.
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The sector reversed early gains to trade 0.1 percent lower.
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Chevron also reversed losses to close nearly 493 percent higher.
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The removals are temporary, but are unlikely to be reversed.
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We are confident that the Commission's order will be reversed.
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The embargo on data collection was reversed by his successor.
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Several "safety" stocks have reversed their paths higher this year.
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It later reversed, trading down 231 percent for the session.
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However, Trump appears to have cause and effect reversed here.
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With China's demand now faltering, commodity prices have reversed course.
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Former EPA chief Scott Pruitt reversed that decision in 2017.
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Spirit shares later reversed and ended the day slightly lower.
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Reconnecting the cable always reversed this oddity in my testing.
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However, after markets opened, they reversed course, dropping 1.7 percent.
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When his lawyer threatened to sue, the school reversed course.
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"No US $ for UN until reversed," Cruz wrote on Saturday.
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SO GLOBALIZATION, I DON'T THINK IT HAS TO BE REVERSED.
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The broader market reversed losses, but biotech remained under pressure.
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Shortly thereafter, Twitter reversed its ruling and suspended the user.
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Shares of Sony, reversed losses to trade up 22.65 percent.
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He wants the legalisation of gay marriage to be reversed.
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But when the dollar started to strengthen, the loop reversed.
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The old slogan "The personal is political" has been reversed.
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The stock reversed initial gains to close 3 percent lower.
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Traders reversed initial reaction to the Fed decision, as financials .
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She appealed, and in February, the board reversed its decision.
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However, that has reversed significantly over the past few days.
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Writing for the Court, Justice Clarence Thomas reversed that decision.
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If the circumstances were reversed, he wouldn't owe me one.
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Currency markets Wednesday reversed most of the previous day's moves.
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This decision was reversed in 2013 by India's Supreme Court.
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But the Senate reversed the bill's passage an hour later.
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That requirement would be fully reversed by the Senate bill.
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The decision was partially reversed though protests have continued nationwide.
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But there are moments where their relationship dynamic is reversed.
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But with emergency medical attention, cardiac arrest can be reversed.
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In other cases he has reversed or softened his stance.
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"We don't expect the wheel to be reversed," he said.
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Two decades later, Kotkin has seemingly reversed field and produced . . .
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Pruitt also reversed the raises after The Atlantic's initial report.
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The decline reversed the gains of the previous three sessions.
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If the roles were reversed, Chuck would do the same.
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But declines, like vasectomies and windbreakers, can occasionally be reversed.
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Just imagine this video with the gender roles were reversed.
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A new movie tells a reversed version of this story.
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In Europe, stock markets reversed losses from the previous day.
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"Some of those are being reversed [under Trump]," Dimon said.
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Stocks sharply reversed course after their gains a day earlier.
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Power is only 20 percent, but everybody has it reversed.
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The Brazilian real reversed early losses to trade up 3.3743%.
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European stocks opened sharply lower but mostly reversed course later.
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A2 Milk reversed early losses to be up 2.4 percent.
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There was the legal opinion that Mr. Percoco got reversed.
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Shares reversed early losses to track higher by 0.38 percent.
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Samsung shares reversed early losses to close up 1.92 percent.
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Mainland markets reversed early losses to finish the session higher.
|
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But this move was reversed as the day wore on.
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This was reversed in 22018, when Democrats were very bullish.
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Wouldn't it be great if that trend reversed in 2017?
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The greenback reversed gains from late Wednesday after Apple Inc.
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The Dow Jones industrial average reversed most of Monday's decline.
|
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But then they reversed course and drove yields sharply lower.
|
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The court reversed the jury verdict due to jurisdictional issues.
|
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However, the latest comments from Ankara have reversed that trend.
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Alabama that the Supreme Court reversed on racial gerrymandering claims.
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The car reversed before speeding forward into the frame again.
|
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The company reversed its stance not long after, following backlash.
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Mainland markets reversed early declines to finish the day higher.
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But because of the software glitch, the list was reversed.
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It reversed from a 2.7% contraction in the second quarter.
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Typically, a current decline in GDP is fairly easily reversed.
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The Supreme Court reversed the fee award in Wednesday's decision.
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Keane's stock reversed course to rise 3.4% in choppy trading.
|
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The case went to arbitration, and the decision was reversed.
|
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The Fed could have reversed the process before raising rates.
|
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That transfer was reversed after a spelling error was caught.
|
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How can the radical levels of wealth inequality be reversed?
|
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Trump apparently felt the pressure and on Thursday reversed course.
|
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Some editors reversed a selection of Gabler's changes, some didn't.
|
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With "Swan," he's reversed that equation for the first time.
|
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On Monday, the National Labor Relations Board reversed its reversal.
|
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But he ultimately reversed course and decided not to go.
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The event finally reversed my doubt in my fellow teenagers.
|
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Oil prices reversed early gains to move lower on Thursday.
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Brown reversed similar recommendations in July 2016 and January 2018.
|
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Mr. Trump reversed the demotion that resulted from that conviction.
|
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But for the past year, that trade has reversed itself.
|
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Two months later, it reversed course and tightened its grip.
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That is, until it suddenly reversed course on Sept. 2.
|
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The president has reversed such decisions in short order before.
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And it's just as irritating when the roles are reversed.
|
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Trump, in a surprise move, reversed that decision on Saturday.
|
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Pruitt has denied knowledge of the raises and reversed them.
|
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The Fed also reversed course by promising to purchase bonds.
|
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The Knesset banned jeans in 2007, but later reversed course.
|
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But the Supreme Court disagreed and reversed that decision Monday.
|
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Epic eventually relented, but the community's adversarial stance hasn't reversed.
|
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In the case of Siberia, this equation is being reversed.
|
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He reversed policies that were intended to fight climate change.
|
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Both contempt findings were ultimately reversed by an appeals court.
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DXY but then reversed and was last up 0.1 percent.
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North Korea's behavior is -- has to be contained, stopped, reversed.
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He has reversed an Obama initiative to expand overtime pay.
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Today, macroeconomic conditions have reversed themselves — and so have Republicans.
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And you'd do the same if the roles were reversed.
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Whatever has been designated to it should probably be reversed.
|
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Trump has reversed or modified Obama-era rules on abortion and LGBTQ nondiscrimination, but in some of those cases Obama had reversed Bush-era rules and a Democratic president could change them yet again.
|
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While Flynn didn't explicitly say the sanctions would be reversed, he did counsel Kislyak that Russian President Vladimir Putin should not overreact, giving the impression that the sanctions could be reversed after Trump was inaugurated.
|
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And now the Supreme Court, in a 5-3 decision, reversed.
|
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These trends have reversed, notes Florian Budde of McKinsey, a consultancy.
|
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But those gains came at a price, and Chipotle shares reversed.
|
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Entropy is reversed, order is brought to chaos, lives are saved.
|
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RNA is ephemeral, which means changes to it could be reversed.
|
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But the Trump administration reversed that decision on its first day.
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We cannot allow the progress we have made to be reversed.
|
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But headlines will blare that the company has reversed its position.
|
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Then, following outcry, he reversed that statement, saying women were victims.
|
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But under Pai, that decision was quickly reversed in late April.
|
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, reversed himself and supported the final bill.
|
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But as the years went on, the situation virtually reversed itself.
|
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Since President Donald Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy on Dec.
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The latest report reversed a series of earnings disappointments for Exxon.
|
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But women's strides in business will not be reversed, Seddiqi said.
|
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Because otherwise it gets reversed, like he just did to Obama.
|
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This theory stood until the 2000s, when new technology reversed it.
|
|
The dot went from left to right and then reversed directions.
|
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The campaign, which has struggled to generate black support, reversed course.
|
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But on Thursday, the team reversed course after facing heavy criticism.
|
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If the roles were reversed, I'd probably think that as well.
|
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The girls are an object to them, and it's never reversed.
|
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And she reversed herself, claiming she knew Myles was the shooter.
|
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Shares of Infosys Ltd reversed losses to settle over 1% higher.
|
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He would have reversed a lower court judgment favoring the defendants.
|
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The stock later reversed to trade slightly below its closing price.
|
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These trends have reversed since 22018, when economic recovery took hold.
|
|
Markets, though, have reversed since late last year crown pressure eased.
|
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Under President Donald Trump, the Department of Justice has reversed course.
|
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Google reversed the decision, but, I mean…who uses Blogger anyway?
|
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I would restore the military, the sequester needs to be reversed.
|
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Wall Street shares reversed an earlier rally and slipped on Wednesday.
|
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But at his trial, Gouker abruptly reversed his plea to guilty.
|
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"As we reversed, the car got stuck," Herman-Kitami told KGO.
|
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Instead, four days after my inquiry, they reversed Bird's bill entirely.
|
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The Times said it was not clear why Trump reversed course.
|
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The court ruling was quickly reversed, partly on first-amendment grounds.
|
|
But with the Fed about to cut, the trend has reversed.
|
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The city reversed course and issued the permit after the lawsuit.
|
|
S. trade deal, while Brazil's real reversed course to trade higher.
|
|
Twitter said nothing, but reversed course after BoingBoing wrote about it.
|
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Shares of Alphabet Inc reversed course to end 0.9 percent higher.
|
|
That showed itself as he reversed course over his election defeat.
|
|
It was later reversed, but not before plenty of public outcry.
|
|
But President Trump reversed the decision shortly after being sworn in.
|
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That position was reversed towards the end of 2016, he said.
|
|
Then, on Monday, traders reversed and essentially covered their short positions.
|
|
Thursday's opinion, Brown said, reversed the circuit court on that issue.
|
|
In 53, however, Utah reversed course, saying that savings never materialized.
|
|
What would their response be if the party ID were reversed?
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This reckless decision was a mistake and should be reversed immediately.
|
|
It then reversed its position amid widespread public and political pressure.
|
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"Not that many first-degree murder convictions get reversed," he said.
|
|
The move was reversed days later, but demonstrations had already erupted.
|
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I&aposm sure it will be reversed at the Supreme Court.
|
|
Wal-Mart, Target and Costco reversed premarket gains to trade lower.
|
|
Fairy tales, adapted and reversed, have long recurred in Coover's work.
|
|
It's hard to imagine that recent events have reversed that trend.
|
|
Friday's move reversed the greenback's month-long slide against the yen.
|
|
Correction: A previous version of this story reversed the vote tallies.
|
|
The industrial sector reversed early losses to end up 0.9 percent.
|
|
JPMorgan shares reversed course from early losses to trade up 1.2%.
|
|
Even the boy's belt contains the wallpaper's pattern in reversed colors.
|
|
Meanwhile, shares of Volkswagen reversed earlier sharp losses, to close higher.
|
|
AmEx shares rose on the immediate news but soon reversed course.
|
|
He was reinstated last month, but ministers then reversed his reinstatement.
|
|
Scales was originally called for targeting, but that call was reversed.
|
|
The Dow, however reversed steep losses, ending the day little changed.
|
|
Monday's spike reversed days of falling stocks, triggered by Comey's Oct.
|
|
The Supreme Court reversed parts of that decision amid mounting protests.
|
|
It was initially ruled a home run but reversed on replay.
|
|
"We expect this regrettable decision to be rapidly reversed," she said.
|
|
Asian and antipodean currencies reversed earlier weakness on the U.S. data.
|
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The new approach, however, has not reversed a slowdown in sales.
|
|
The legislation reversed its course on programs to help beginning farmers.
|
|
That means Tesla's cash-incinerating history is unlikely to be reversed.
|
|
Oil prices reversed early gains adding ti July's 15 percent falls.
|
|
The Justice Department also reversed a policy on transgender employee protections.
|
|
The roles were reversed when the anchor's brother, New York Gov.
|
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Monday's ruling by a larger, three-judge bench reversed that order.
|
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But the rapid rise of suburbia swiftly reversed that cash flow.
|
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The expulsion was reversed, but the suspension went on his record.
|
|
In addition, flows reversed direction in Greene County in southwest Pennsylvania.
|
|
Almost all of them are man-made and, therefore, can reversed.
|
|
Chinese mainland markets reversed some of their losses to close mixed.
|
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But after a background check, she said, the building reversed course.
|
|
Hynes challenged the play claiming interference, and officials reversed the decision.
|
|
The Supreme Court reversed that court's ruling, in an unsigned opinion.
|
|
Sullivan also reversed course on questions he had asked regarding treason.
|
|
She has since reversed her positions on all of those issues.
|
|
When it comes to smartwatches, the situation is almost exactly reversed.
|
|
The Justice Department quickly reversed course in response to the backlash.
|
|
The truth is that it's his Justice Department's policy, easily reversed.
|
|
Clinton reversed her position on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
|
|
But last week Trump reversed the order and restored Gallagher's rank.
|
|
Mr. Trump reversed that result, winning the county by 14.2 points.
|
|
Then, 10 years later, the Women's Health Initiative reversed its findings.
|
|
This triggered a complicated chemical reaction that reversed the combustion process.
|
|
In fact, QE is being reversed, which will drive up rates.
|
|
Trump reversed some of those positions in the last several months.
|
|
We are now seeing such lowered expectations being reversed a little.
|
|
But the partisan divides underlying those numbers are now largely reversed.
|
|
It's unclear if this kind of performance loss can be reversed.
|
|
But those are problems that can be explained and therefore reversed.
|
|
Johnson allegedly "reversed his vehicle onto the couple," the record stated.
|
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Trump won the presidency by insisting that change could be reversed.
|
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The climate crisis can't be reversed by an act of Congress.
|
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That convention will now be reversed, at least in some cases.
|
|
The official resigned, and the change to the oath was reversed.
|
|
In March during a debate with Steggall, he reversed that position.
|
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It deserves to have its handiwork revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
|
|
Automakers will push hard to have this implementation reversed this year.
|
|
On appeal, the Ninth Circuit panel reversed the lower court's decision.
|
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It reversed that decision in 2016 just before Trump was elected.
|
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S. trade talks, which reversed apparent progress made in recent months.
|
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The controversial policy was eventually reversed in a June executive order.
|
|
He reversed his position after sustaining attacks early in his campaign.
|
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It was as if the two of us had been reversed.
|
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We were 2-0 up, and still the score was reversed.
|
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By doing so, he's ensured that his snap can't be reversed.
|
|
Special counsel Robert Mueller reversed his bail agreement with Paul Manafort.
|
|
But nothing has reversed the decline of the county's manufacturing base.
|
|
But on Thursday night, the former vice president reversed his position.
|
|
Ms. Harris later reversed her decision and participated in the event.
|
|
Forty years of risk-shifting won't be reversed easily or quickly.
|
|
But in the most recent recovery, the pattern has been reversed.
|
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Thus far, GM has not reversed course on the plant closure.
|
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The expansion of Medicaid in dozens of states could be reversed.
|
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"So he just reversed really quickly into you?" the policeman asks.
|
|
A day later, Mr. Loh reversed course and fired Mr. Durkin.
|
|
On Thursday, it abruptly reversed course and revived its stimulus measures.
|
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Trump has reversed roles with China, now acting as the pursuer.
|
|
Elon Musk reversed course on his plans to take Tesla private.
|
|
But the next year a federal appeals court reversed that decision.
|
|
The Cavaliers' fortunes dramatically reversed course when James returned in 2014.
|
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But if the situation were reversed, the Republicans would try it.
|
|
Gambia reversed course after Mr. Jammeh was voted out of office.
|
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In bird species, where males often outlive females, this is reversed.
|
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The trend quickly reversed with the financial crisis (see chart one).
|
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DJI rose more than 303% after futures EScv1 reversed early losses.
|
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Since the emergence of the virus, that flow has reversed abruptly.
|
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But a video review is called, and the penalty is reversed.
|
|
Matthew Futterman: This building nearly exploded with that reversed penalty call.
|
|
The jail sentence and payment were later reversed in an appeal.
|
|
Starting with the 2016 primaries, the Trump campaign reversed the trend.
|
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But he said then that he doubted it would be reversed.
|
|
By 2016, the numbers had reversed: 3,135 Democrats and 4,177 Republicans.
|
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His kingpin charge was reversed and his life sentence was overturned.
|
|
It instead removed him in a coup that was quickly reversed.
|
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Note, however, that in proudly contrarian Osaka, this practice is reversed.
|
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A couple months later, just before Christmas, the IRS reversed course.
|
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If such a mistake is made, it cannot be quickly reversed.
|
|
As a result, the Trump factor has been more than reversed.
|
|
That drop-off now "appears to have been reversed," CrowdStrike said.
|
|
Kohl's shares reversed early losses and were last up 0.6 percent.
|
|
Major banking stocks in the country reversed losses to close higher.
|
|
However, that trend has reversed more recently -- despite the strong economy.
|
|
A week and a half later, American officials reversed their position.
|
|
Several days later, the account tweeted that Apple had reversed course.
|
|
His Conservative successor, David Cameron, reversed course, holding up the project.
|
|
The index reversed losses to climb 0.35 percent higher at 2,386.07.
|
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He reversed course in recent weeks after Hurricane Harvey ravaged Texas.
|
|
Nearly half of the world's attempts at democratization have been reversed.
|
|
Their policies have repelled investors and they haven't reversed that yet.
|
|
It also reversed multiple FCC precedents to reclassify broadband as telecommunications.
|
|
Then,10 years later, the Women's Health Initiative reversed its findings.
|
|
Under Mulvaney's leadership, the CFPB has reversed course on many fronts.
|
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" And Yam promptly reversed himself: "I was like, 'Don't tell anyone!
|
|
In 25, however, Utah reversed course, saying that savings never materialized.
|
|
After outcry from the body positivity community, Facebook reversed the decision.
|
|
Those sentences were later reversed with the help of the NAACP.
|
|
Invariably, even when those moves are reversed, the protests continue anyway.
|
|
This partly reversed the $20.9 billion in inflows the previous week.
|
|
Nasdaq tumbled but reversed most losses to end the day flat.
|
|
Romo said in April, however, the reform would not be reversed.
|
|
Trump reversed course last week, ordering an end to the separations.
|
|
However, officials reviewed the video at halftime and reversed the decision.
|
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MORE, but reversed himself under pressure from the GOP Senate leadership.
|
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The dollar was marginally lower but reversed much of its move.
|
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If the answer is yes, then could this decline be reversed?
|
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He reversed some of the austerity measures introduced during the bailout.
|
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Social safety nets are being shredded, environmental protections are being reversed.
|
|
Last quarter, sentiment reversed, and those same investors dumped their shares.
|
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The reclassification is understood to have been reversed, at least temporarily.
|
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He later reversed himself and has refused calls for his resignation.
|
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Greenlaw hit Hollister with such force that it reversed his momentum.
|
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Earlier this month, the ban had also been reversed for Zambia.
|
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And at the other end of the scale, that pattern reversed.
|
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And that reversed for all sorts of reasons after the 1970s.
|
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Apple quickly reversed the decision, and was applauded for changing course.
|
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But in this moment of marital upheaval, our roles reversed dramatically.
|
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And they were almost reversed for women over 1.23, who favored Mrs.
|
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The sell-off has slowed that recovery but not yet reversed it.
|
|
Mining giant BHP Group and Rio Tinto reversed course to edge higher.
|
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In the next round, Bob goes first, and the roles are reversed.
|
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But Trump reversed course on Sunday, threatening to raise the tariff rate.
|
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He was sacked from his position but the decision was quickly reversed.
|
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If the person stops taking the drug the effects can be reversed.
|
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I realized the mistake and went back to have the charge reversed.
|
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Twitter reversed its statement on the images after they started to spread.
|
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But those roles will be reversed in the Cabot Saint Lucia development.
|
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Shares of Celgene later reversed and ended the day 1 percent lower.
|
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Since Tuesday, at least five of those have publicly reversed their position.
|
|
Last year, the Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals reversed O'Connor v.
|
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In Japan, where long-term care is guaranteed, the numbers are reversed.
|
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The company plans to leave Houston if the law is not reversed.
|
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But after a widespread backlash from Republicans, the president quickly reversed himself.
|
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And if he reversed course, it may suddenly be weaponized against him.
|
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Early last year, President Trump's attorney general, Jeff Sessions, reversed the ban.
|
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After a strong start, stocks in Europe reversed course and turned negative.
|
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But the A's challenged the call and got it reversed upon review.
|
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As such, it says the 6th Circuit ruling should also be reversed.
|
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The Supreme Court reversed the decision, with Kennedy agreeing with the majority.
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That could ultimately be reversed, in part, by the arrival of 5G.
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I am hoping a reality check will help this ruling get reversed.
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The U.S. dollar index reversed to trade more than 230 percent lower.
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SolarCity shares later reversed and ended the day down about 1.8 percent.
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HK/SIN, the dollar/won pair reversed gains to trade at 6.993.
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Within an hour, Twitter reversed its decision and took down the account.
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The Trump administration reversed course and encouraged states to enact work requirements.
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Within weeks Spotify reversed the decision on XXXTentacion following industry outcry. 2100.
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Turkey is already in Syria, the consequences of which can't be reversed.
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He later reversed his position, but his GOP critics have pounced. Rep.
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The dollar has also reversed some of its weakness from last week.
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U.S. crude reversed its slide to be up 2 cents at $51.58.
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When the image passes through the hole, it is reversed and inverted.
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And by the way, has President Trump suddenly reversed course on China?
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Notebook Dolores Madrigal remembered being told that her sterilization could be reversed.
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Gold miner Newcrest Mining Ltd reversed yesterday's gains to slide 1.7 percent.
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Williams even reversed the typical order of the whole immediate commerce conversation.
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Last year, the regulator reversed course, finding Televisa did have market power.
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And, were our roles reversed, I would hope you'd do the same.
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Sterling reversed its earlier drop to rise to $1.3144, up 0.43 percent.
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The panel reversed a US District Court decision to dismiss Taylor's lawsuit.
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Italy's 10-year yields reversed earlier rises, falling four bps to 2.65%.
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The fact that it could be reversed is very distressing to me.
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But an announcement made today — hat tip The Verge — reversed both stances.
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Dubai's index closed 21 percent lower after bank stocks reversed early gains.
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The other side of that was quickly reversed… Apple stock has recovered.
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And say that for an almost-retired person the proportions are reversed.
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They quickly called constitutional conventions that reversed the democratizing changes of 1868.
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But later in his presidency, LBJ reversed the policy and raised taxes.
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"This must be reversed in the government's imminent new climate change strategy."
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In principle, the time evolution of a quantum computer can be reversed.
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London's 2012 evoked a feelgood factor before domestic politics reversed that optimism.
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The process, however, could be reversed if Russia came back into compliance.
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The Mexico City Policy has been reversed three times in 32 years.
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Even the International Agency for Research on Cancer has essentially reversed itself.
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"Yes, I think it would be painful if it reversed," Mitchell said.
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Indexes on the mainland reversed earlier losses to close in the money.
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The Academy reversed its decision after an open letter from several filmmakers.
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Fields then rapidly reversed, hitting people on the way, and sped off.
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Would they be granting you the same civility were your roles reversed?
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However, the stock reversed gains to slip sharply lower, off 3.4 percent.
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Just days later it reversed its decision, but the damage was done.
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We laughed so much I think he reversed years off my life.
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Shares reversed later in Friday's session but settled roughly 9 percent higher.
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Oil gave up sharp gains, while biotech stocks reversed to close lower.
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Some have already been reversed, but Boosie wants to be made whole.
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That progress could be reversed if the recent market plunge extends further.
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However, shares of the brand reversed losses to close up 1.5 percent.
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Mainland-listed shares of the brokerages reversed earlier losses to close higher.
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But with investors concerned by falling iPhone sales, that trend has reversed.
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The decline of mass incarceration which started under Obama could be reversed.
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Shoot first, try to remember later We've now completely reversed that order.
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The nature of their oddity has, all of a sudden, reversed itself.
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Sterling also reversed much of its loss on Monday against the dollar.
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While running Exxon, he reversed the company's official stance on climate change.
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The curve was last at 0.70 basis point after the inversion reversed.
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The case was ultimately reversed, and Olis was resentenced to 6 years.
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But Uber finally reversed course after a rocky stretch for the company.
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"And that doesn't seem to get reversed much with exercise," he said.
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On March 1, the F.A.A. reversed course, and accepted the new design.
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In January 2014, she was reversed by the Florida Second District Court.
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That sent crude oil prices lower initially, but they later reversed course.
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That climb has reversed the general downtrend the currency saw over 2017.
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When the time came to generate power, the process would be reversed.
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Tuesday's moves reversed a similar shift in the opposite direction on Monday.
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Tomorrow the findings could be slightly different, completely reversed or flatly disproved.
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With complaints mounting and subscribers canceling, Hastings quickly reversed course and apologized.
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Amazon reversed that decision in December 2017, but the streaming wars continued.
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After years of Valeant being an investor favorite, the winds had reversed.
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All of these have either run their course or are being reversed.
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Stocks opened with strong gains, Treasury yields and the dollar reversed losses.
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If not reversed, the trend could end Australia's remarkable recession-free run.
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Stocks on Thursday reversed lower as bond yields fell to new lows.
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But in March 2015, then-Army Secretary John McHugh reversed the decision.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng reversed earlier losses to trade up 25 percent.
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The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the mass of the case.
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Only 28503 percent of those surveyed said the ruling should be reversed.
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Jokes that he would "resent" me if situation was reversed http://bit.
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Some still cling to the hope of the Brexit process being reversed.
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Her work provoked a public outcry, and the Administration reversed its policy.
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In October, a judge reversed two verdicts in favor of the company.
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The controversial policy was ultimately reversed in June with an executive order.
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The Topix index reversed early losses to end up 0.33% at 1,709.67.
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The ruling was reversed on April 220, but the damage was done.
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He has since reversed course on some of the issues in question.
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And yes, the polarity in a battery or outlet can be reversed.
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She at first was denied entry but officials later reversed their decision.
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Crutcher's wife hopes Trump's decision will be reversed by a future president.
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Financials stocks reversed from losses earlier in the session to edge higher.
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He appealed the strike against the magnesium video and got it reversed.
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Schofield's denial of the $7.7 million payment reversed part of an Oct.
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S. firms, while oil rose as traders reversed bets on lower prices.
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A replay challenge by the Eagles reversed the call to a touchdown.
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Shares in Virgin Money reversed early gains to close 2.5 percent lower.
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"There were the people who thought Brexit would be reversed," he continued.
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Transactions can be made anonymously and cannot be tampered with or reversed.
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That rule was reversed by the FCC under President Trump in December.
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The full appeals court reversed that portion of his decision in January.
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But the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed that decision last September.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude also reversed losses to trade up 0.2%.
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Never before has a president reversed a military personnel policy through Twitter.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion, could be reversed.
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But after protests from homeowners, Congress partly reversed itself two years later.
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We're breaking social standards and stereotypes, and the gender roles are reversed.
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Fortunately, it can be reversed fairly easily with vitamin pills or injections.
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Ms. Stapleton said she had hired a lawyer and reversed the demotion.
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But after public opposition, it reversed course and formally adopted the policy.
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Carnival also reversed losses to end the day sharply higher, up 10.49%.
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Lopez Obrador said he did not know why she had reversed course.
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No. So how exactly is this Iranian tide going to be reversed?
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However, research now shows that prediabetes and diabetes can indeed be reversed.
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For the pairings column, the procedure is reversed: The wine comes first.
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There might come a point at which this can legitimately be reversed.
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But that trend has reversed since Mr. Trump has been in office.
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The German automaker's shares reversed course to gain 1.7% during afternoon trade.
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After a legal battle over the closing, the college reversed its decision.
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Many of Mr. Obama's actions have been reversed by the Trump administration.
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The main European equity benchmark reversed early gains to trade down 22.8%.
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An earlier version of this review reversed the characters in a scene.
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Candidates who reversed their pledges claim to have only done so grudgingly.
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The state supreme court reversed the decision, upholding the conviction after all.
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The justices rightly reversed the State Supreme Court's decision upholding that conviction.
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Biden later reversed his stance, saying he now opposes the Hyde amendment.
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The court, on Mr. Maduro's urging, later reversed much of its ruling.
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The priorities should be reversed: Building housing should be the primary goal.
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The dollar index reversed losses and was sharply higher in late trading.
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Previous versions also had the ages of the two young daughters reversed.
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The speed and extent to which the Fed reversed itself is striking.
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But officials say a surge in drug-related crime reversed that trend.
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But North Korea has since reversed course with its repeated nuclear tests.
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I do not envision these responses to the fiduciary rule being reversed.
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Was Lovejoy worried the goal would be reversed with a coach's challenge?
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But the next day, after he pushed the experts, they reversed course.
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In the new industry of social media, the default setting was reversed.
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Still, I like this puzzle for its simplicity — three poker hands reversed.
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But Sina Weibo quickly reversed its ban after an outpouring of criticism.
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The indexes reversed course as real estate and industrial stocks lent support.
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As Reddit user Leancarp900 pointed out, the image has just been reversed.
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But after the full court heard the case, it reversed those precedents.
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Gradually, over the last 22001 or so years, the situation has reversed.
|
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Yet Mr. Trump thoroughly reversed his hard line on another adversary: China.
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At times, the targets of hateful terms have reworked or reversed them.
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By March, the positions were reversed, with an even more extreme split.
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Within hours, however, they reversed themselves, with Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep.
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Abrams arrived on the court's docket that fall, Holmes reversed his position.
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The decision was later reversed by the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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One fan gave Harrison a T-shirt that read ''Reversed RU-22007.
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That decision reversed a 2011 opinion allowing several types of gambling online.
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As president he reversed the decline in post-Vietnam War defense spending.
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Shares of SoftBank reversed early losses to close higher by 1.2890.86 percent.
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Shares of Commonwealth Bank reversed early losses to close up 0.99 percent.
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The article also reversed the directions of the Australian and Pacific plates.
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He later reversed course and endorsed, but has kept his distance since.
|
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This story details those criticisms and speaks to why YouTube reversed course.
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Stunned by this atrocity, Mr. Trump and his team then reversed course.
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The Alabama Supreme Court reversed a short-lived victory for Mr. Bentley.
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He then left the house, got into his car, reversed his car.
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KS) reversed earlier losses to rise 1.5 percent, while Hotel Shilla (008770.
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And if fraud was under way, any questionable trades would be reversed.
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It reversed an upward trend that had been plaguing Colorado for years.
|
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But in 2018, those fortunes reversed and 35,000 members left the union.
|
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But there's no sign the Republican president's move has reversed Lamb's momentum.
|
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The trend accelerated after the 2016 election, albeit with the sides reversed.
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There was a quick and violent market reaction that later partially reversed.
|
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But equity markets reversed after Brent crude pulled back from earlier highs.
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Naftogaz has said that it would request that the decision be reversed.
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After donations to the foundation dropped, the organization eventually reversed the decision.
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Youth vaping has reversed decades of declining nicotine use among the young.
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Thus, one of Hugo Chávez's most arbitrary acts has finally been reversed.
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Thus, one of Hugo Chávez's most arbitrary acts has finally been reversed.
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When it resumed, the trend reversed, giving Mr. Hernández his small margin.
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If it does, I hope it is reversed as quickly as possible.
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By mid-20173, however, the Fed had reversed course, sharply reducing rates.
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Forex: The dollar index reversed slight gains and was off 6463 percent.
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The day after 15 states and D.C. sued, the EPA reversed course.
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He reversed former multiple-election-winning Prime Minister Tony Blair's modernization project.
|
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US President Donald Trump reversed Gallagher&aposs sentence and reinstated his rank.
|
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Whilst PMIs plunged in July, the decline was reversed entirely in August.
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All of those measures have been reversed by Donald Trump as well.
|
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Some will view it as an inevitable fact that cannot be reversed.
|
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It's worth pointing out that the fault lines have somewhat reversed today.
|
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But the battle reignited on Wednesday when Trump reversed course via tweet.
|
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The Dow, which was positive for most of the session, reversed course.
|
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Car makers and their suppliers which initially rose about 1% higher reversed course.
|
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The university president later reversed the decision and Mr. Knight restored the gift.
|
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Plus, those accidental late night online shopping binges can now be reversed, too.
|
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Shares in Sainsbury's reversed initial losses to trade up in early morning trade.
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He started with reversing Obama's executive order that reversed George W. Bush's policy.
|
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"Nobody would call it unusual if the age difference was reversed," he said.
|
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However, under an executive order from President Trump, that travesty will be reversed.
|
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Then, after conservatives wounded him with accusations of weakness, the president reversed himself.
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The decision was reversed, and I moved out on my own at 17.
|
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Human civilization happened because something reversed a cooling trend about 20,000 years ago.
|
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Charles reversed course and headed back to the U.S. to attend to Harvard.
|
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This suddenly reversed on Tuesday when the market popped and the VIX fell.
|
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Days later, the D.C. Circuit court's full panel of judges reversed that decision.
|
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"Government by executive order is easily reversed by the next president," he said.
|
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Oil prices reversed course to trade slightly higher in choppy trading on Wednesday.
|
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The judge's statements sparked a backlash, and an appeals court reversed his decision.
|
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The extra supplies have reversed an upswing in spot premiums paid for naphtha.
|
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In the early 1980s, that decades-long trend toward regional convergence reversed course.
|
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Hillary Clinton has also repeatedly said she wants the Citizens United decision reversed.
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Shares in Vodafone reversed early gains to trade down 1% at 1149 GMT.
|
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But in the very next quarter, these money flows completely reversed, FactSet said.
|
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Or what if the situation was simply reversed, and Massi died before Joslin?
|
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He is serving a life sentence and had his parole reversed by Gov.
|
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A court reversed the death sentence given to Egypt's former president, Muhammad Morsi.
|
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That trend seems, worryingly, to have reversed in America in the 21st century.
|
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The U.S. dollar index briefly reversed losses before trading about 0.3 percent lower.
|
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With oil now around $210, the balance of risks and rewards has reversed.
|
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No. And would people be as vicious if the gender roles were reversed?
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In Blockers, the roles are reversed, behind the camera as well as onscreen.
|
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But by this summer, the government had reversed its position with no explanation.
|
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Shares initially declined, but reversed in later trade, to close up 3.5 percent.
|
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An earlier version of the map in this story had the colors reversed.
|
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America's latest escalation against China is no more likely to be speedily reversed.
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Now the roles are reversed, with Britain's economy outperforming most of the Continent.
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European shares reversed early losses, with the FTSEurofirst 294.994 closing up 21 percent.
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A few weeks later, they reversed their original decision and cleared the man.
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But that promised concession has been reversed, and a different one offered instead.
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He has proposed budgets that slash scientific-research funds, though Congress reversed them.
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But corn then reversed course and ended the session at $22016 a bushel.
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He is serving a life sentence and had his parole reversed by Gov.
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He has reversed his earlier opposition to THAAD, an American anti-missile system.
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It reversed course after having hit a record high earlier in the session.
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Here, that dynamic is reversed, which may be precisely what the artist intended.
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Had they gone over the cliff, the strategic situation would have been reversed.
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The yellow metal reversed course briefly after U.S. markets opened, but later steadied.
|
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On Thursday, Biden reversed course, announcing that he no longer supports the amendment.
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Iraq's prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, demanded that the referendum result be reversed.
|
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But on hypothetical planets high in ocean salinity, this circulation pattern was reversed.
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The metal reversed course briefly after the U.S. markets opened, but later steadied.
|
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The stock has since reversed and was last seen trading 1% lower. e.l.
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In May 2015, Kozinski's first ruling was reversed by the en banc panel.
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In March, Duterte unexpectedly reversed a campaign pledge to legalize same-sex marriage.
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The chart below shows how that trend has reversed in the third quarter.
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The news reversed earlier selling in the Canadian dollar, which rose 0.35 percent.
|
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On the moderate-carb diet, three of the 16 reversed their metabolic syndrome.
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She then reversed her position, saying she would not have voted to confirm.
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Has Twitter reversed course on plans to increase the character limit on tweets?
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The pass was ruled incomplete, but the call was reversed after a review.
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And a picture caption reversed the identities of Mr. Hekmati and Mr. Abedini.
|
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But those fortunes were reversed after Republican Trump took office on Jan. 20.
|
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If you're in the southern hemisphere, the summer and winter solstices are reversed.
|
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" It then reversed course and denied the waiver, due to a "clerical error.
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Last Friday, the government partially reversed sweeping capacity cuts enforced earlier this year.
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A social democrat, Mr Moreno has little by little reversed his predecessor's policies.
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That sentiment has reversed over recent weeks with the market gradually nudging higher.
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Markle initially vowed he was done giving interviews, but later reversed his decision.
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SXSW isn't what it was, but it somehow reversed a seemingly inevitable decline.
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But in 2000, those numbers reversed, and now there are more indirect fatalities.
|
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Nietzsche, this meant the value of being wealthy would be reversed into the
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It's like Invasion of the Body Snatchers, but with the political polarities reversed.
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Now, the forward march of democracy has been halted; in some cases, reversed.
|
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Shortly after saying he wouldn't do the first strike, Trump then reversed himself.
|
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But now, because of the climate surrounding for-profits, Clifford's philosophy has reversed.
|
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South Korea's LG Display reversed losses in early trade to gain 1.72 percent.
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The goal was reversed when Nashville successfully challenged charging Staal with goaltender interference.
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Most other euro zone bond yields reversed early falls and were broadly higher.
|
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Madison County, which also gave Trump 56 percent, reversed to back the Democrat.
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It was the second time prosecutorial improprieties led to her conviction being reversed.
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While the process of crizzling can be slowed down, it cannot be reversed.
|
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Roth conversions that were done in 2018 are permanent and cannot be reversed.
|
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Avon shares jumped 9.1% and Natura reversed early losses to end 9.4% up.
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In other sectors, recent downward trends were reversed and emissions are now rising.
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"That is unless it is reversed by appeal (by prosecutors)," he told Reuters.
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The Grove later reversed the ban when it learned Manny had been misquoted.
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Were roles reversed, Clinton would already be facing impeachment charges, and rightly so.
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The decision was later partially reversed, though it did not stop the unrest.
|
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It did cause a drop in viewership, but the dip has since reversed.
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The clean air campaign can be dialed down but it cannot be reversed.
|
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But then Obama decided he was on the wrong track and reversed course.
|
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The firm reversed course, bringing manufacturing back in house and buying a factory.
|
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The China Enterprises Index reversed losses from the morning session, rising 1.93 percent.
|
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Again, those results were nearly reversed in mice suffering from a viral infection.
|
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The verdict was later reversed and charges dropped, but the defendants acknowledged fraud.
|
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The S&P/ASX 200 reversed earlier gains to finish flat at 5,667.2.
|
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Big advances by the Taliban have usually been reversed within a few days.
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It was instantly reversed because he was fucking with me, but it happened.
|
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Foreign investment in the stock market has reversed over the past few months.
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Trump has since reversed his plan to withdraw all U.S. troops from Syria.
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They have obtained only a handful of convictions, with others reversed on appeal.
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At the last minute, the trust reversed course and called off the deal.
|
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In 2016, the vote tallies were reversed but the seats taken were not.
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And in other Western countries, the happiness gap is nonexistent or even reversed.
|
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The state appealed, and in 2017, the Indiana Supreme Court reversed that ruling.
|
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The administration has since reversed, saying about 400 U.S. troops will stay behind.
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Fast forward to a 270 Pew poll when those two numbers were reversed.
|
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"We were coming together as a nation, and they reversed everything," Clinton added.
|
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The reforms were subsequently reversed by the government, but the unrest has continued.
|
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The lawsuit is asking for the decision to revoke the funding be reversed.
|
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We think the likelihood of this thing being overturned or reversed is remote.
|
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The Obama administration foolishly reversed Richard Nixon's strategy of dividing Moscow and Beijing.
|
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But they reversed course after Trump said he would not sign that bill.
|
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"I hope very much that this mistake will be reversed immediately," he said.
|
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But when the situation is reversed, fathers seldom take the kids to visit.
|
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However, he reversed course last week and announced the summit was back on.
|
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Ryan reversed course on Thursday, accepting Conroy's request to remain in the position.
|
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Dowd later reversed course, saying he gave the statement in his personal capacity.
|
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On Friday, Trump reversed course, saying he fully supports their reelection bids too.
|
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Payments that have been direct deposited can be reversed by the U.S. Treasury.
|
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Other commodity-linked currencies were also hit when crude reversed course and fell.
|
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Deripaska has denied the accusations and sued to get sanctions on him reversed.
|
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I had reversed things, silly, overstated them, compounded them, turned delight into cynicism.
|
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In 1973, the APA reversed the listing and removed homosexuality from the DSM.
|
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Snyder initially declined to meet Obama on his Flint trip but reversed course.
|
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By contrast, the most recent paper reports that this effect reversed over time.
|
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Under the Trump administration, however, these agencies have, one by one, reversed course.
|
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An appeals judge reversed that ruling, and Monday's decision cements it, Bloomberg reported.
|
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This week's midterms, blue wave or not, reversed some of those unexpected gains.
|
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But under the Trump administration, former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt reversed that decision.
|
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No towel is necessary, only reversed footage and an optional didgeridoo for effect.
|
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The Supreme Court eventually reversed its own decision and reinstated the death penalty.
|
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In his dissent on Thursday, Justice Alito said the court had reversed itself.
|
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It reversed its decision in March of this year after consulting with experts.
|
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But no, the decision that was taken to cease production is not reversed.
|
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That ratio is reversed in Amazon's other markets, Mueller added, providing speedier service.
|
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Mary Fallin (R) has reversed her earlier opposition to raising the gas tax.
|
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"He has not reversed his decision" to withdraw troops from Syria, Graham said.
|
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That decision was reversed by a federal appeals court in Manhattan in 2008.
|
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The recent trend toward greater imports from the United States would be reversed.
|
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But on appeal, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the decision.
|
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Violent protests stopped as Ortega subsequently reversed the reforms, but the unrest continues.
|
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Shares in Usiminas reversed early gains and fell in early Friday afternoon trading.
|
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The decisions of that department could be revised or reversed by the board.
|
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But in recent years, as those hopes faded, the early gains were reversed.
|
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Russia, Brazil, and Canada reversed previous declines and helped boost last year's figures.
|
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At one point, the roles are even reversed, and the board rides him.
|
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But the program's luck reversed dramatically at the dawn of the next decade.
|
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Reversed, sped up, slowed down, it's all at the discretion of the wearer.
|
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Deutsche Bank AG and PayPal Holdings Inc reversed expansion plans in the state.
|
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When we previously dated, about five years ago, our roles were completely reversed.
|
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The main euro zone stocks index reversed early losses as the euro fell.
|
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We are still emitting far too much and this needs to be reversed.
|
|
Japan's Nikkei 225 index reversed an early loss and closed 1.9 percent higher.
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Unfortunately, none of these adverse impacts on our industry can be quickly reversed.
|
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The picture was reversed when voters were asked about cuts to government spending.
|
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Will cuts to the cash transfer program for lower-income families be reversed?
|
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President Trump boasts that he has reversed American policies across the Middle East.
|
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One supervisor said she should get tested, but another manager reversed that decision.
|
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Both hospital systems said they would follow the order and reversed their policies.
|
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For removal, the process is reversed and requires additional maintenance work and testing.
|
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The stock has since reversed to trade about 6% above its closing price.
|
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Wells Fargo shares reversed earlier losses to close up 0.2 percent on Tuesday.
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It also might have been reckless, and for now, it cannot be reversed.
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To have this reversed in such an aggressive timeline—it's just not right.
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The decision was reversed a year later after she challenged it in court.
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But early in 2017, Jeff Sessions, then the attorney general, reversed the ban.
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After all, it wouldn't be funny if he just reversed straight into me!
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I began to consider how a child's and parent's roles eventually become reversed.
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Mr. Corker later reversed course and said he would support the final version.
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She eventually got the decision reversed — but later that year, it happened again.
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None of that changes the fact that Roe is likely to be reversed.
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We had reversed our roles of charge and guardian, and it blindsided me.
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A decision that openly reversed Roe might galvanize abortion-rights voters in November.
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Trade update: The International Trade Commission reversed the White House's tariff on newsprint.
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Now that the policy has been reversed, are you back to Square 1?
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The roles have reversed here in Samara, but neither team looks fully comfortable.
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Although the Constitutional Court quickly reversed that order, Mr. Morales's reputation was battered.
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We have reversed it and will be paying these employees their full salaries.
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Texas appealed the decision, and the appeals court reversed the order Tuesday afternoon.
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The ban could be reversed with a royal pardon or a successful appeal.
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The Trump administration reversed course, and it argued on behalf of the employers.
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Similarly, the Supreme Court reversed the Second Circuit in 2017 in Ziglar v.
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Last year, a Fifth Circuit panel of three judges partially reversed the decision.
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Beyond simple calls for civility and moderation, how does that trend get reversed?
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A 2015 study found that, with umami, the taste phenomenon is actually reversed.
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After public outcry, Equifax quickly reversed its policy about charging to freeze accounts.
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President Trump reversed course Wednesday and said he opposed the deal as is.
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On the earnings front, UBS reversed losses by the close, ending slightly higher.
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Authorities warn the IMF may freeze aid if PrivatBank's 2016 nationalisation is reversed.
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Some examples: The trend was reversed in the fourth quarter of 2017, however.
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Argentina's last president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, reversed her husband's hardline Iran policy.
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Yamanaka had reversed not just cellular memory but the direction of biological time.
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A completed regulation must go through the same arduous process to be reversed.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) could freeze aid if the nationalisation were reversed.
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But they went missing when the solicitor general's office reversed course in June.
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But the director, Matthew Vaughn, took that common commercial device and reversed it.
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And Joe Biden is drawing attention to his reversed positions on gun control.
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The decision was reversed by the central government in Beijing an hour later.
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The article also reversed the ages of his children from his current marriage.
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Facing an outcry, Ms. Sheinbaum quickly reversed course and met with women's groups.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 (N225) opened lower, but then reversed losses and traded flat.
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Just half a year later, much of that decline had been reversed, too.
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But a month later, he reversed course and resumed campaigning, blindsiding party leaders.
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The Obama opening to Cuba was in 2014 (and since reversed by Trump).
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After I published that piece, employees were upset, and the company reversed course.
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The dollar reversed losses against the yen to be up 0.1% at 109.84.
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But Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) reversed opening losses and traded higher.
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President Trump has reversed himself on several longstanding positions over the past week.
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The President, at the last minute, reversed a decision to strike IRGC targets.
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"It makes people very uncomfortable to see the gender equation reversed," she said.
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If the ages were reversed, they say, no one would blink an eye.
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In Brazil, steelmakers fell sharply as the market opened but quickly reversed losses.
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The verdict against Dr. Pierce was later reversed by a federal appeals court.
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But, President Trump, reversed that course by withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
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And seven months after that, in June 2019, the BOP reversed its decision.
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This week's ADB dual-tranche Global illustrated how far the trend has reversed.
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But the damage can be reversed with simple practices to retain soil moisture.
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Many of the practices that made us great are being questioned or reversed.
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Elsewhere, Seoul's benchmark Kospi reversed losses to close up 0.42 percent at 2,485.52.
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We think the likelihood of this thing being overturned or reversed is remote.
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Instead, Powell & Co. reversed course and suddenly slashed rates to boost the economy.
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The other cars reversed so the Jacksons could pass in the single lane.
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U.S. shares pared losses but still ended lower, while European stocks reversed gains.
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Trump, conservation and indigenous groups are seeking to have the monument rollbacks reversed.
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Finally, (2) courts have reversed FERC for OVER-MITIGATING resources in the markets.
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But Tuesday, the Alaska School Activities Association announced it had reversed the disqualification.
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JPMorgan reversed premarket gains after a profit beat to trade 0.8 percent lower.
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Authorities warn the IMF may freeze aid if PrivatBank's 2016 nationalization is reversed.
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The news reversed earlier selling in the Canadian dollar, which rose 0.2 percent.
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NEW YORK, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Investors reversed course in the week ended Aug.
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Tillis reversed his position just before the Senate voted to rebuke Trump's declaration.
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I construct cryptics in the U.K. using the pseudonym Gila ("Ali G" reversed).
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Early estimates showed Europe trumping U.S. companies, but those trends have reversed recently.
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The 16th Amendment reversed the Supreme Court's decision to block the income tax.
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AARON JUDGE, YANKEES They are such opposites that even their initials are reversed.
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Mr. Sharif's government described the change as a "clerical error" and reversed it.
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President Donald Trump just reversed one of the biggest decisions of his presidency.
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But lawmakers in Maine then reversed the measure before it went into effect.
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Swanson was originally called out, but the verdict was reversed on video review.
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That policy was reversed as part of the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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One Ben Sasse appearance on Fox News later, he apparently has reversed course.
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Some are reversed, some are weakened, some will be in court for years.
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He's reversed the policy of his predecessor and enthusiastically welcomed 2911,21.46 Syrian refugees.
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It occurred to me that, at some point, our roles had somehow reversed.
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A week after he dramatically ditched the plan, Trump officially reversed course Friday.
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Trump has reversed some changes but has broadly left the rapprochement in place.
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In the second quarter, Baker Mayfield received the snap, handed it off to Nick Chubb, who reversed it to Jarvis Landry, who reversed it to Odell Beckham Jr.From the Browns' own 38, Beckham had to step up and avoid a sack.
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Etched onto tissue paper was a note that listed the GPS coordinates of the archival junction which she was to visit, and a reminder that the process could not be reversed ("REMINDER: THE PROCESS CANNOT BE REVERSED"), which she knew.
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Skakel was freed on $1.2 million bond a month after his conviction was reversed.
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Trump's idea that climate change can be reversed is also incorrect, per the report.
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Bond yields have merely reversed some of the declines seen earlier in the year.
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And we may see a boneheaded anti-risk mitigation move by Trump reversed. Maybe.
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The company's shares reversed course to be up marginally at $152.58 in afternoon trading.
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Abe's government has reversed a decade of defense cuts with spending reaching record levels.
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But prison officials in those states reversed course after the ACLU sent them letters.
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"Regarding the order, Rosenworcel added: "It deserves to be revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
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On Wednesday, Trump abruptly reversed himself and signed an executive order halting the practice.
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But at the same time, would I be any better if roles were reversed?
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Retail to resources giant Wesfarmers Ltd reversed losses to climb more than 1 percent.
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Wade gets reversed, I think that's going to increase the appetite for court packing.
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In the second round, Felder reversed a clinch and put Oliveira on the fence.
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But Scanlon later reversed her decision to sign after voters called her on it.
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Sterling GBP=D23.9 reversed its earlier drop to rise to $1.3147, up 0.41 percent.
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While replays have reversed a few bad decisions, the outcome has been largely disappointing.
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It&aposs more goods, more services and more reversed mortgage catheters made of gold.
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It's undeniable that revolutions are often incomplete, disappointing, and frequently corrupted or partially reversed.
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The process is then reversed, and uses roughly half the water of traditional irrigation.
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AP: But scientists say this is nearing a point where this can't be reversed.
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Both men had appealed their verdict, calling for the trial's judgment to be reversed.
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"This bad rule must be reversed," said House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling.
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The Commerce Department says the April gain reversed a 1.7 percent drop in March.
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Spot gold reversed early gains to be down 0.2 percent at$1,319.23 an ounce.
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The court quickly reversed course, but its widely condemned move still galvanized the opposition.
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Trump's move reversed decades of U.S. policy, upsetting the Arab world and Western allies.
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In early December, that decision was reversed with the alliance deciding to cut again.
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Steady monthly increases only reversed themselves in December, after the victory of Republican Trump.
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Sinopec Corp reversed losses of more than 20.93 percent to close up 20.45 percent.
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These conditions have all improved or reversed since his gastric sleeve operation, he said.
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Some of the changes first passed in 2190, have since been reversed — or changed.
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Sweden reversed decades of generous immigration policies after 2100,22017 people sought asylum last year.
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Last month the government reversed a plan to reform the Egyptian wheat subsidy system.
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"If the roles were reversed, I would look for people I could relate to."
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And yet, President Trump has reversed course on a lot of US climate policies.
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Tesla's jump today essentially reversed losses on the day following reports of executive departures.
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The hope is that trend will be reversed by progress on the trade front.
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Okada reversed it into a spinning Tombstone, then hit a devastating Rainmaker to retain.
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Former Republican John Boehner announced that he reversed his position and now supports it.
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Officials have since reversed course and resumed processing some non-military deferred-action requests.
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Japan's reversed morning losses to close up 67.33 points, or 0.41 percent, at 16,646.34.
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This has halted, and in some cases reversed, the trend towards ever earlier retirement.
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So I do believe in move-fast policies, so that they can't be reversed.
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And now this van, God's Caravan, reversed so that its back faced the boys.
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Trump reversed his decision to host the G-7 at his resort on Saturday.
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An apparently vulnerable position can be quickly reversed with a sudden surge of energy.
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The Ninth Circuit is reversed by the Supreme Court at a high rate, 79%.
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Lately, those losses have been reversed thanks to a historically hot and dry summer.
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He was reversed by a full sitting of the DC Circuit earlier this year.
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It dipped as much as 0.6%, but then reversed losses and edged up 0.2%.
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Former President Barack Obama reversed President George W. Bush's authorization of torture in 2009.
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On Friday, though, the yen reversed course to trade up 0.2 percent at 111.86.
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I did not see counterprotesters given the same courtesy when the situation was reversed.
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Tensions have risen since President Donald Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy on Dec.
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En banc panels set precedent that can only be reversed by the Supreme Court.
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"But there's every chance that we see a hit that isn't reversed," he added.
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A higher court later reversed this decision, but the rules never went into effect.
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Now that the roles are reversed, though, McConnell shows it's not principles, it's politics.
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The latter-day reversed-polarity d'Entrecolles had been trying to learn DuPont's process secrets.
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To watch the spectacle in the 2016 primaries is to see those tendencies reversed.
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That ruling reversed a lower court decision that said AmEx had violated antitrust rules.
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The dollar reversed direction several times before settling at lower levels after the data.
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Gold reversed earlier losses on Thursday as all three major U.S. indexes closed lower.
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Until that's reversed I don't think there's a market for the supersonic private jet.
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Today, President Trump signed an executive order that, among other things, reversed that moratorium.
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A day later, however, he reversed himself, saying no final decision had been made.
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We were not prepared to read on Twitter that the policy is being reversed.
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Much of the world is already experiencing disorder, a trend that cannot be reversed.
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This week, Sessions reversed a policy that helped protect transgender people from workplace discrimination.
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U.S. crude's 2 percent-plus decline on Thursday reversed the prior day's similar advance.
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ET. U.S. crude's 242 percent decline on Thursday reversed the prior day's similar advance.
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Based on last year's data there is no evidence that this trend has reversed.
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Correction: An earlier version reversed the 4% and 8% returns on 20-year investments.
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Following the sale, the yield on the reversed to tick higher, near 1.077 percent.
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Johnson & Johnson said that they believe that Wednesday's ruling will be reversed on appeal.
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Two lower courts ruled against Lee; on Friday, the Supreme Court reversed those decisions.
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It would be troubling if it was now reversed by a deeply divided vote.
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By April the deal was done, with an almost reversed vote of 23-6.
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The news reversed earlier selling in the Canadian dollar CAD=, which rose 0.4 percent.
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Investors have largely reversed those bets as few of Trump's proposed policies have materialized.
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The government swiftly reversed the change, saying it had arisen from a clerical error.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday reversed a judge's decision dismissing former Alaska Gov.
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Treasury yields initially rose sharply after the release of the minutes but reversed course.
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He has partly reversed Mr Obama's opening to please anti-Castro zealots in Florida.
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In February, Trump reversed an Obama-era executive order protecting trans students in schools.
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None of those moves have been reversed over a 12-hour period, he added.
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The government is asking for the lower court case to be reversed and remanded.
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But, by 2010, the country had reversed itself again -- handing the House to Republicans.
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The court reversed its decision three days later after a series of violent protests.
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Within an hour of Abad's departure, he called the embassy and reversed the ban.
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On Saturday, though, the governor reversed course and said he wasn't in the picture.
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PRICE$20-$25LIKECan be easily reversed so as not to crowd a tiny bathroom.
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No president has ever reversed a national monument designation made under the Antiquities Act.
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It was only quite recently that the flow of migrants was reversed (see chart).
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Then the president-elect reversed himself and put the meeting back on his schedule.
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This could repeat itself in January with the same cast of characters, perhaps reversed.
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President Trump later reversed himself, reneging on promises to label China a currency manipulator.
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Brexiteers fret that the EU divorce is taking too long and could be reversed.
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It was three days before the general elections and completely reversed the political narrative.
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"The judge reversed the jury trial and the state dismissed" the case, she said.
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The court reversed its decision shortly afterward, but protests had already erupted against Maduro.
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Russian airstrikes and Iranian militia have since bolstered regime troops and reversed the tide.
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Though China's authoritarian regime has strengthened in recent years, it apparently reversed that decision.
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Several days after the Capitol Hill perp walk, the Internet Association suddenly reversed course.
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The company's shares reversed course and were down 2.3% to $32.7 in premarket trading.
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It has recently reversed course, no longer preaching same-sex relationships are a sin.
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Hong Kong's reversed losses to close up 20.69 points, or 0.1 percent, at 20,366.30.
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Opportunistic long positions in gold only make sense to us once prices have reversed.
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We saw a little upward move for the currency but then it reversed direction.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index reversed earlier gains and closed nearly flat at 18,430.49.
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The result was that an ongoing client and deposit flight stopped and was reversed.
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Ryan has said his caucus still wouldn't be pursuing impeachment the situation were reversed.
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TRUMP REVERSES POLICY The Trump administration reversed its separation policy after a public outcry.
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But the World Health Organization said the progress could be reversed by the blockade.
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Hong Kong's reversed losses to close up 104.35 points, or 0.51 percent, at 20,370.40.
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The government also reversed earlier convictions that had been secured with the Gulenists' help.
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U.S. stocks reversed earlier losses and moved higher following news of the OPEC agreement.
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Walmart's shares, which traded up premarket and opened higher, reversed course in early trade.
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The oil boom reversed the relative decline of Rio's economy, but perhaps only briefly.
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But, this culture has spread so much, though, that sometimes their direction is reversed.
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Alphabet shares touched an all-time high earlier in the session but reversed course.
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If you sleep on your right side, it's reversed, pulling acid towards your esophagus.
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For those in the southern hemisphere, however, the winter and summer solstices are reversed.
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"I hope that this mistake will be reversed immediately," he said of the move.
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