Reverses $1.5 billion in proposed cuts to Energy Department research programs and reverses $192 million in cuts to Agriculture Department labs.
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That underperformance reverses the trend of the previous three years.
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When the flow of capital suddenly reverses, the currency collapses.
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This ruling from Maryland's Court of Appeals reverses that decision.
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Fortunately for Wakanda's economy, the Black Panther soon reverses course.
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Vietnam veterans will be sued unless Congress reverses itself immediately.
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Tuesday's vote reverses an earlier 2004 decision involving Brown University.
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The company also reverses course for marketing its athletic wear.
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He reverses the ratio, but in all else is faithful.
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K22001 released near the end of October, reverses that trend.
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It also reverses policies enacted by Francis' more conservative predecessors.
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Their drift into vulnerability reverses, however, as they age further.
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Read: Ian McEwan's slim new novel, "The Cockroach," reverses Kafka.
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Trump's pronouncement reverses an Obama administration policy announced last year.
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If this is true, it reverses the burden of proof.
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And if the Supreme Court reverses or significantly alters Roe v.
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"Now, months later, the Government reverses its position," the judge wrote.
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Sometimes he blithely ignores past statements, sometimes he seamlessly reverses himself.
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Porzingis is on the weak-side elbow as the ball reverses.
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So unless the U.S. reverses the ban, buy while supplies last.
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He reverses to drive slowly past the group, craning his neck.
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"Homo," which is shot in color, reverses the angle on otherness.
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The move in U.S. crude reverses Tuesday's nearly 373 percent decline.
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Interestingly, that pattern reverses when looking at per-capita personal income.
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In the face of protest or pushback, the president reverses himself.
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"Il Mondo Alla Rovescia" ("The World Upside Down") reverses gender roles.
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The increase nearly reverses recent efforts to shrink the balance sheet.
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It also reverses a trend toward declining interest in midterm elections.
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But that reverses starting in 2019 and particularly in 2020 going forward.
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In a sense, the piece reverses the trajectory of his previous films.
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Then he reverses course and says: Did I get her all wrong?
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The trend reverses only with the small number of highly educated women.
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It also reverses one of the worst legacies of his father, Gov.
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He says one thing, completely reverses himself, and denies having said either.
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The procedure also reverses high blood pressure, although not quite as effectively.
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But if Dylan (minus Elvis) becomes the definition of rock, everything reverses.
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Masturbation is important (it relieves stress, reverses heart disease, and feels awesome).
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This phenomenon reverses decades of dispersing manufacturing supply chains across the globe.
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This idea reverses a decades-long trend away from active fiscal policy.
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The medics gave them doses of Narcan, the drug that reverses overdoses.
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In "The Underground Railroad," he more or less reverses his earlier trick.
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Nevertheless, it reverses Apple's recent trend towards MacBooks that are close to unrepairable.
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It reverses a downward trend for the company, which went public in September.
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But occasionally this pattern reverses, and short-term rates exceed long-term ones.
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HEGSETH: The Trump administration reverses Obama era rules pushing race in college admissions.
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It reverses interpretative hierarchies, giving primacy to the hermeneutical process over its consummation.
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Unless the court quickly reverses itself, weeks of legal argument may lie ahead.
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MARCH 31 Rex Tillerson says Ukraine-related sanctions stay until Russia reverses actions.
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Repairing and normalizing relations will only be possible when Russia reverses its aggression.
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The court's ruling reverses a lower court's summary judgment in favor of Rost.
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Those midterms saw the worst reverses for the Democrats since the Great Depression.
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The stakes, then, are highest during the removal procedure, which reverses the steps.
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You'll be told that naloxone reverses an overdose by replacing overloaded opiate receptors.
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The drug, which reverses overdoses, has saved some 2171.5,21498 Baltimore residents since 22005.
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The move reverses an Obama-era push to increase diversity in higher education.
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It effectively reverses the problem and is lifesaving for a majority of patients.
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Reverses $1.7 billion in cuts to HUD support for elderly and disabled households.
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The journey takes two hours before the boat reverses course, Mr. Shapiro said.
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While naloxone reverses opioid overdoses, it also stops the other effects of opioids.
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Emergency medical workers revived him with Narcan, the antidote that reverses opioid overdoses.
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What will happen if HHS's new anti-choice leadership reverses these evidence-based changes?
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Some experimental treatments work to slow the disease, but so far, nothing reverses it.
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HTERT telomerase induction reverses cellular senescense,reverting the cell to a more youthful phenotype.
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A "max passengers" configuration reverses that, putting all seats in their most spacious positions.
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Naloxone reverses the effects of opioids, including stopped or slowed breathing, the HHS said.
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When the cell corrects this mismatch, it reverses the work done by the enzyme.
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The same is broadly true of Pose, but it reverses the equation almost exactly.
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It takes the classic fish-out-of-water time travel trope and reverses it.
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He was resuscitated by Narcan, a nasal spray that reverses the effects of opioids.
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TRUMP REVERSES POLICY The Trump administration reversed its separation policy after a public outcry.
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The action reverses a policy that has been in place since the Civil War.
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During a retrograde, a planet reverses its movement, retracing its steps through the zodiac.
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The Court rarely reverses rulings explicitly, especially ones made as recently as Citizens United.
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They then flatter him, put on parades and banquets, and he quickly reverses course.
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Is it possible that the ayahuasca actually reverses these deficits over the long term?
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On the ground, on landing, it's again a metal hulk; the metamorphosis reverses itself.
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The court's decision Monday reverses a 9th Circuit Court ruling in favor of Hughes.
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" Like other such fights, it is "marked by periods of progress and devastating reverses.
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A disgraced White House aid resigns; Bermuda reverses its stance on same-sex marriage.
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After the solstice, the sun reverses course and begins to shift back to the north.
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Letting partisan politicians — or their appointees — draw congressional districts reverses the normal order of politics.
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This upswing of HIV diagnoses among drug users reverses a steady downward trend since 2010.
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It reverses the logic of the ACA, which lumped everyone together to spread costs around.
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And 2018's Laurie reverses what the "finality" of being the last remaining survivor means.
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Later, when Arie reverses his decision to send the losing bowling team home, Krystal sulks.
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Trump's blunt action reverses this in a way that will be hard to face down.
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Tuesday's decision reverses a 2014 order by U.S. District Judge Sam Sparks in Austin, Texas.
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The United States sanctions will remain until Moscow reverses the actions that triggered our sanctions.
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Aetna will waive copays for Narcan, a medication that reverses opioid overdoses, starting Jan. 1.
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So if history is any guide, stock investors better hope this bond market trend reverses.
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It's called reverse nibble notation, and it reverses every other digit in a large number.
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In Afghanistan, despite battlefield reverses, there is a new and apparently widespread interest in peace.
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If the appeals court reverses Judge Cogan's decision, the jury's guilty verdicts will be reinstated.
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It blocks or reverses the effects of opioids and is often carried by first responders.
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As speculators unwind their trades, they convert yuan back to dollars as the pattern reverses.
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But after months of steady reverses, patience with the administration in Kabul is wearing thin.
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This partially reverses the insurance titan's shrinkage of its coverage territory in the Bluegrass State.
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It aims for supporters to stay away from Target until the company reverses its stance.
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Alex Gorsky of Johnson & Johnson reverses course and pulls out of Trump's manufacturing council pic.twitter.
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But value-based payment reverses the incentives so they're aligned with patient and societal goals.
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Hoping that reverses the trend of club closures for a while and we can build ??????????????????
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Reverses $1.7 billion in proposed cuts for Education Department work study grants and other programs.
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But when promptly treated with powerful immune-suppressing therapies, what looks like dementia often reverses.
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The D.C. Cicuit's decision Thursday reverses the lower court's ruling that tossed out the rule.
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The camera then reverses angles, and viewers see the white canvas suddenly turn vivid red.
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And it even reverses slightly when comparing children growing up in the same geographic area.
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If McDermott reverses course and starts Taylor again, how do you start Peterman after that?
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This reverses years of favorable trends in the fight to prevent youth addiction to tobacco products.
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Logically speaking, the transformation that reverses the direction of time might have changed the fundamental laws.
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The movement then reverses in August, when the butterflies head south back towards the desert grounds.
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The ruling, published today, reverses a decision made back in October 2015 by a lower court.
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As a swirling wind blows this way and that, Mr. Rubio reverses himself again and again.
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Kevin Donovan trained people to use Narcan, a drug that reverses the effects of an overdose.
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Now, a preliminary document, set to be posted to the Federal Register tomorrow, reverses that decision.
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AVOIDING deLIFEeath reverses things, however, bringing elements of his theater making into a performance art context.
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It's not as riveting as the court, but cool nonetheless, especially when it replays and reverses.
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The Trump administration's new school lunch proclamation reverses regulations from one of Michelle Obama's signature programs.
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This reverses an Obama-era policy that allowed transgender people to serve in the armed forces.
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Boone scored eight points off the bench, the leader of six different Cowboy reverses to score.
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Most importantly, Porter's questioning reverses our society's dangerous deference to the wealthy, well-connected and powerful.
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The decision reverses a 2004 ruling by the board involving graduate student assistants at Brown University.
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Unions have called for a strike unless the government reverses a plan to increase petrol prices.
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President Trump warns NATO allies, Angela Merkel reverses course, and Belgium triumphs in the World Cup.
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Several experts I talked to suggested naloxone, the drug that reverses opioid overdose, as a candidate.
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If the administration reverses course, however, "then I would consider voting for him again," she added.
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Whether the society reverses direction or rushes to its ultimate doom depends entirely on their resistance.
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But if Trump reverses Obama's executive order, it would not be required to improve the guidance.
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This is again another sterling positive, according to many experts, especially if it reverses the 2016 vote.
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The woman then allegedly proceeds forward, re-angles her car, and reverses out of the parking lot.
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The odds of a no-deal Brexit or a fresh referendum that reverses it have both risen.
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"If it happens again, don't be surprised if the stock reverses after a similar fall," Cramer said.
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Under these circumstances, empathy evaporates or even reverses into schadenfreude, or enjoyment of the other side's suffering.
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The ruling reverses a September 2015 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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The move reverses the Obama administration's decision made in 2016 to allow transgender individuals to serve openly.
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However, when the revenue is returned as per capita rebates, it more than reverses that regressive effect.
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This reverses an Obama-era ban, and elephants will still be included in the Endangered Species Act.
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Every American should be familiar with naloxone, which reverses the effects of overdoses and keeps people alive.
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One compelling but surprisingly effective way is the flipped classroom, which literally reverses the typical instructional approach.
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The move outright reverses President Obama's policies, and will send more Americans to prison without good reason.
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But when the trend reverses, these are the companies that rally and lead the new bull market.
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All other UNO cards, including skips, reverses, wilds and draw fours are included in the nonpartisan version.
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But rather than hold itself accountable, America reverses roles by blaming the poor for their own miseries.
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Myalgia reverses when people stop taking statins (which also have more serious, but very rare, side effects).
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Abortion opponents, like their adversaries, recognize the potential for electoral backlash if the court reverses Roe outright.
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Currency issues will remain a key focus in trade negotiations even if Treasury reverses China's formal condemnation.
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Federal circuit court of appeals reverses itc finding that diebold nixdorf had violated tariff act of 1930
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To see whether Ford reverses herself on the necessity of a FBI investigation before she will testify.
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But be prepared for whiplash as Donald Trump reverses himself as often as most people change socks.
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They can start by passing legislation before Christmas that reverses the treatment of women on Capitol Hill.
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Indivisible's Padilla, too, urged Democrats not to let Heller "off the hook" in case he reverses course.
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As she reverses the car in the parking lot, she backs into and swipes a black BMW SUV.
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Populist politicians are often skilled at explaining away economic reverses and persuading voters that they feel their pain.
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The decision officially reverses an Obama-era policy that the law should be interpreted to include transgender workers.
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But Clinton reverses Trump's advantage among white voters with a college education, leading that group 50% to 29%.
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Either way, Russia appeared to be on the brink of achieving significant strategic reverses from the United States.
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As with its treatment of Homer, The OA both reverses and strangely expands upon parts of Plato's allegory.
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Monday's decision reverses the Louisiana Supreme Court court's ruling and sends the case back to the lower courts.
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Even so, the fire's new threat reverses earlier efforts to return the oil sands projects to full operation.
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A. Twitter's "night mode" reverses the standard color scheme to display white text on a dark gray background.
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In Lawrence, medics revived Ms. McGowen with two doses of naloxone, which reverses the effects of an overdose.
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The move reverses parts of an Obama-era ban announced a month before the former President left office.
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Even if the Trump administration reverses course and loosens its planned restrictions, vape shops must confront another problem.
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As river and ocean collide, the Amazon's flow reverses and a water swell speeds upstream with incredible force.
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New gene therapies are attacking rare disorders, such as one treatment that reverses a rare form of blindness.
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Markets cautious ahead of US retail sales data, as commodities get whacked as speculation in China reverses course.
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The film, directed by Richter and Corinna Belz, reverses that process, moving from simple stripes to complex shapes.
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The drug reverses narcotic overdoses in an emergency and is currently in wide use in the opioid epidemic.
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Trump's executive order, "Establishing Discipline and Accountability in the Environmental Review and Permitting Process for Infrastructure," reverses that.
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Assuming these rumors come to fruition, the 2020 iPhone might be the device that reverses flat iPhone sales.
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A Look at Its Impact as Biden Reverses His Stance • Biden's First Run for President Was a Calamity.
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How might the desire to protect reputations affect the willingness to accept new information that reverses prior findings?
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If the Fifth Circuit reverses Judge O'Connor, we think it unlikely the Supreme Court will take the case.
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And it also reverses the logic underlying that interface, the logic of growth and expansion and self-improvement.
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Only if humanity heeds the science, reverses course and lives within earth's natural limits can disaster be avoided.
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In studies of yeast, worms, flies and mice, "that replenishing rapidly reverses some aspects of aging," he said.
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Naloxone temporarily reverses the effects of opioids such as fentanyl, heroin, and prescription painkillers like OxyContin and Percocet.
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Friday's decision reverses a lower court's ruling that argued the government couldn't be held responsible for those loopholes.
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However, Brennock added that oil prices will remain vulnerable to downward pressures "until China reverses the virus tide".
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In the sullen teenager's blunt force sarcasm — "Great idea, Dad" — the tone obliterates and reverses the expressed sentiment.
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Trump's administration has continued its threats to restrict intelligence sharing with the UK unless Johnson reverses his decision.
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"This could result in losses when the economy reverses and firms' earnings opportunities decline," the central bank said.
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If the court reverses the ruling, Trump's Justice Department could argue against the agency at the Supreme Court.
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This capital deepening — having more and better capital for each worker — reverses recent trends and raises productivity growth.
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When it's warm outside, it reverses directions and acts like an air conditioner, removing heat from your home.
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It then reverses the process to generate power and feed it back into the grid when demand is high.
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This reverses a two-part federal court ruling from 2016, affirming that patent law doesn't justify eroding ownership rights.
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That said, Google could face a backlash from the other side of the ideological divide if it reverses course.
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But even if energy reverses course in earnest, rising prices may not be "sustainable to the upside," Bartels said.
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It not only reverses the damage from long-term sun exposure, but also firms, brightens and tightens your skin.
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Another notable letter came from Adapt Pharma, the maker of Narcan, a naloxone nasal spray that reverses opioid overdoses.
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The move reverses the ride-hailing company's long-held stance against letting users tip their drivers through the app.
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This differential creates torque, and when the body reverses for the downswing, the body unwinds rapidly, generating great speed.
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They brusquely ruled out any possible compromise, ensuring that the concessions, when they came, were seen as personal reverses.
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Mark Kern said he would renounce World of Warcraft "until Blizzard reverses their decision" on banning esports player Blitzchung.
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"President Trump's words ring hollow until he reverses his statements that condone acts of violence," Schumer and Pelosi said.
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More plainly put: In life, it's the minorities who are subjected to stereotyping; Mr. Nguyen gleefully reverses that here.
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Moreover, since the strategy regularly reverses direction, spoofing causes oscillations of such tiny magnitudes, rather than persistent price dislocations.
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I found it interesting that the book reverses the stereotype that most punk violence was and is racially-motivated.
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But the story doesn't really go in that direction; instead, it reverses and ends up with Hillary endorsing Faith.
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If the court reverses the ruling, then Trump's Justice Department could argue against the agency at the Supreme Court.
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Trauma "reverses things that you thought were true about the world, the way you view the world," she said.
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The order by Attorney General Jeff Sessions reverses Obama administration efforts to ease penalties for some nonviolent drug violations.
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Raising fees in our national parks severely reverses progress when it comes to equity and inclusion in the outdoors.
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In today's 2250 video, step inside a simulation of the interior of the sun as its magnetic field reverses.
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That reverses the muscle memory in these offices; to lose an expensive death penalty trial is no trivial matter.
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The new order reverses a decade of policy, specifically President Obama's 2009 directive to close the facility in Cuba.
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The amendment just passed by the House of Representatives reverses the NSA's decision and would codify the practice as law.
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Usually they prescribe them Suboxone, a medication that combines a mild opioid, buprenorphine, with naloxone, a drug that reverses overdoses.
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Trustees may also be cautious about approving a too-big, too-quick change in assumptions in case the trend reverses.
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Unless the company reverses course and removes the bans entirely, the cyberspace vitriol will take on a real-world face.
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"There is no evidence that any kind of treatment reverses or stops the effect of the abortion pill," he says.
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The fall in Italian yields reverses two days of rises after comments from Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini unnerved investors.
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She has garnered national media attention for her efforts to improve access to naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses.
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A friend revived him with two hits of Narcan, the nasal spray that reverses the effects of a drug overdose.
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On Tuesday, Biden unveiled a criminal justice plan that reverses several elements of the 1994 crime bill he helped write.
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As such, the policy change reverses what the CPP was expected to do, rather than what it has already done.
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Even if the spread widening runs out of steam or soon reverses, banks are having to pay more for dollars.
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It reverses a longstanding precedent that has helped to keep labor peace in communities nationwide for more than four decades.
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AMAZON REVERSES ON TABLET ENCRYPTION: Amazon said it will reverse course and restore an encryption feature on its Fire tablets.
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Tuesday's 2-1 ruling by a three-judge panel of the appeals court reverses a district court opinion from May.
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Even after the men she was with injected her with naloxone, the drug that reverses opioid overdoses, she remained unconscious.
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The caption also reverses the identities of two actors shown in a picture with other cast members and Mr. Bayes.
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In addition, the review reverses plans to retire the B-6900 bomb, the largest nuclear weapon in the U.S. stockpile.
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Others showed Luciano Garbati's statue of Medusa with the head of Perseus, which reverses the ancient story in Medusa's favor.
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The decision reverses a ruling by Oregon district court judge Ann Aiken, who found that the case had legal standing.
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Unless this trend reverses, the US -- though it controls the world's mightiest military force -- will become a power in decline.
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The increase reverses an alarming — and unprecedented — drop for the past three years in the vital measure of national health.
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Sanders described the move, which reverses a policy by President Barack Obama, as a "military decision" but gave few details.
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The latest move reverses a policy put in place under former President Obama, which aimed to prioritize older asylum applications.
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And transformative fandom is the most radical act of all, because it reverses that "lady thing to respectable thing" process.
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Bolsonaro's new decree partially reverses those policies to make it much easier for Brazilians to have guns in their homes.
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If there's enough of a user outcry for the feature, however, I wouldn't be surprised if the company ultimately reverses course.
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If the agency reverses its position on so-called position-limits rules, it would hand a big victory to Wall Street.
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The raw numbers for LA, for example, put it way ahead of Washington, DC, or Baltimore, but demographic adjustment reverses that.
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The directive does not impose a blanket ban on citizens of Iraq, and it reverses an indefinite ban on Syrian refugees.
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When police arrived on the scene, they administered CPR and six doses of naloxone, the nasal spray that reverses opioid overdoses.
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A new experiment reverses that idea, using an already-calculated mass to see whether the predictions of general relativity held up.
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The Senate measure reverses an agreement by the Trump administration to allow ZTE to resume buying component parts from U.S. companies.
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That rule reverses an Obama-era policy that required employers to cover birth control, but made also accommodations for religious organizations.
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The driver quickly reverses to avoid a confrontation, and the two cars play cat and mouse as the driver calls 911.
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However a TNS online poll today reverses the result, putting the "Remain" camp on 38 percent and "Leave" on 34 percent.
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In theory, controlling Congress and the White House will let the GOP swiftly pass legislation that reverses many of Obama's policies.
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The increased use of naloxone, a drug which reverses the effects of an overdose, appears to have helped reduce death rates.
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"We've had these rebel reverses, the loss of Aleppo -- a victory by the Syrian regime," said CNN military analyst Lt. Col.
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You hear Mike talk about Ronnie being his best man at his wedding and hopes one day Ronnie reverses the honor.
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So Gerber is taking the unusual step of training his baristas to use naloxone, the drug that reverses most opioid overdoses.
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Apple asked the full commission to delay any possible import ban by that long if the commission reverses the judge's decisions.
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So it reverses all the positive effects, including the painkilling benefits, but also the negative effects, such as a deadly overdose.
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The Federal Telecommunications Institute's (IFT) decision reverses an initial 2015 ruling that was struck down by a Mexican tribunal in January.
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Naloxone reverses the effects of opioids and causes the onset of withdrawal symptoms, which most try to avoid at all cost.
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All parties need to understand that relief from the sanctions is possible, but only if Venezuela reverses its slide to dictatorship.
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"Usually this kind of pretty bearish position reverses rather quickly," Menke said, adding that gold had likely already fallen too far.
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It is the whitest cabinet since President Ronald Reagan's in 1981 and reverses a trend that accelerated under the Obama administration.
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The ban reverses an earlier decree that had allowed for 0.05 percent, a common international standard, of the fungus in imports.
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And Trump or his attorney general reverses the Obama administration's instructions to federal prosecutors to incarcerate fewer low-level drug offenders.
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If Trump reverses Obama's path, it will be added to a long list of ways the US has proven its unreliability.
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Even if the Supreme Court reverses course on abortion, law enforcement authorities with scarce resources may not investigate women this way.
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The winter solstice marks the shortest day of the year, before the sun reverses course and climbs higher into the sky.
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John Shimkus (R-Ill.) and Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), meanwhile, reverses deep cuts to reimbursements for select interventional pain management techniques.
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In Baltimore, we spend a lot of time training people to use naloxone, the antidote medication that reverses an opioid overdose.
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In response, Trump orders a strike on Iranian sites but reverses his orders when told that 150 people could be killed.
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Opponents also argue that it reverses liberal reforms enacted after democracy was restored in 1998, when strongman leader Suharto stepped down.
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Since the court reverses the decision under appeal some 70 percent of the time, the government has a built-in disadvantage.
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Less noticed but perhaps equally revisionist, the National Security Strategy reverses the Obama administration's lead-from-behind approach to outer space.
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A show at Vienna's Albertina reverses the more commonly held belief in art history that drawings are merely preparatory to paintings.
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But because the field reverses 2.5 billion times a second, Mickey's ears and face are being twisted back and forth rapidly.
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Tuesday's decision reverses a 2004 decision that found that Brown University graduate students were students, not employees, and could not unionize.
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"We're talking about a slowdown that reverses much of the economy's recent growth and causes rounds and rounds of layoffs," he said.
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GENFIT is currently evaluating a drug called Elafibranor, which it claims reverses NASH to prevent fibrosis progression while giving patients cardioprotective benefits.
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To me, this silhouetted woman looks like she's rotating counterclockwise, but every so often, for a fleeting moment, she reverses her spin.
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In New York, the Health Department offers a course in how to administer naloxone, which reverses the effects of a fentanyl overdose.
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The move by the commissioners on Wednesday reverses an earlier ruling by the NRC's Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (ASLB) in 2013.
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Sunday's order reverses an order filed yesterday by Judge James Gwin of the US District Court for the Northern District of Ohio.
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Putting a minus sign in front of a search reverses it—for example, use -is:unread to show everything that has been read.
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Deflect makes Genji a real threat, since it reverses all incoming damage for a few seconds, sending it back to his attacker.
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The rule, released Wednesday morning, reverses an Obama-era regulation that trimmed the maximum duration of short-term plans to three months.
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FACEBOOK ADMITS IT BLOCKED FLORIDA REPUBLICAN'S PRO-GUN AD, REVERSES COURSE The winner will be announced on August 7, Missouri's primary day.
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The law reverses an executive order signed by then-President Barack Obama that prohibited states from blocking federal funds to those organizations.
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Doing so is easy — you hold down both output buttons, which reverses the motor and spits out whatever unmelted material is inside.
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" RELATED: Donald Trump reverses position on torture, killing terrorists' families "Did somebody tell ISIS, 'Look, we're going to treat your guys well.
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"BCA-level funding reverses the gains we have made in readiness, and undermines our efforts to increase lethality and grow the force."
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If the U.S., the progenitor of the liberal trade order, sharply reverses course, our trading partners will take "me-too" restrictive actions.
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Pruitt's deliberately obscures and distorts, or reverses the meaning of words and directives about public health and environmental safeguards at U.S. EPA.
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If he reverses himself, based on Trump's recent remarks, the case boils down to whether the judge was prejudiced by Trump's comments.
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The Maine senator said that request "reverses the normal order of things" and that the FBI has already conducted six background checks.
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The groups claim the land exchange, which reverses former President Obama's decision, was an example of wheeling-and-dealing behind closed doors.
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As it turns out, the study reverses the commonly held belief that induction may increase the chance of delivering by C-section.
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" In the 2017 novel " In the Distance ," Hernán Diaz, who grew up in Argentina and Sweden, reverses the action of "Blood Meridian.
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But a different set of engravings, created in the 17th century by an unknown German artist, reverses the perspective of The Lovers.
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Politically, though, the TPPullout officially reverses the position of the past several presidential administrations that multilateral free trade deals are fundamentally good.
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The Ninth Circuit's decision Thursday effectively reverses those rulings and allows the Title X rule to be enacted in almost every state.
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At Surf Ranch, the alley-oops, air reverses, and kerrupt flips were difficult, certainly, but they did not make the heart leap.
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Many of Trump's mistakes are straight out of the classic Neustadt text: He reverses himself, putting potential allies in a difficult position.
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But it buoyed an American home front reeling from unbroken reverses in the Pacific, beginning with the Pearl Harbor attack on Dec.
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In fact, Mr. Macron and Mr. Trudeau have already threatened to boycott such a joint statement unless Mr. Trump reverses his tariffs.
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The magnetic field reverses its polarity every several hundred thousand years, where the magnetic north pole resides at the geographic South Pole.
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ARTS & LEISURE A picture caption with the Streaming column on Page 2800 about "The Black Cat" reverses the identities of two actors.
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ARTS & LEISURE A picture caption with the Streaming column on Page 13 about "The Black Cat" reverses the identities of two actors.
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Senate Democrats are calling on President Trump to allow the government to negotiate lower prices for a drug that reverses opioid overdoses.
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"If the Fed reverses its path, the dollar is going to get smoked: The dollar is a global wrecking ball," he added.
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The European Commission has rejected Rome's expansionary 2019 budget because it reverses a commitment to reduce borrowing made by the previous government.
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It ingeniously reverses their motion: Instead of tendrils of light exploding outward, overwriting the darkness, these fireworks gather the darkness into themselves.
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But that didn't stop many Spotify users from threatening to cancel their subscriptions unless the company reverses its decision to host Jones.
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North Korea reverses course After Trump pulled out of the summit, North Korea said it was still willing to come to the table.
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So if President Trump reverses legalized recreational marijuana, we'll continue to have a need for private prisons and private prisons will remain full.
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When the success of every asset class is linked to low interest rates and Fed stimulus, when that reverses, there's nowhere to hide.
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But interestingly, this reverses a trend from 28.23-2004, when men were actually taller, and averaged 5 feet, 9.4 inches over that year.
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But to avoid the criticism that the law throws poor children off their health insurance, it reverses it in a somewhat sneaky way.
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The move is surprising not only because it reverses years of policy, but also because of what it signals for the platform's ambitions.
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It reverses the plot of "Human Is." A boy sees his father replaced by a horrible alien doppelgänger, intent on colonizing the world.
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Inserting mourners creates a sense of catharsis for the viewer, but Paci reverses that to turn our attention to the choreographed crowds themselves.
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The wind reverses its course, blowing it in the exact opposite direction — and Javid and Farahan can't help but laugh at the situation.
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As news emerged of the atrocities the invaders were committing, and the titanic reverses they began to suffer, some Germans experienced cognitive dissonance.
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The new decision reverses the district court yet again and sends the case back for a third trial to determine damages for Oracle.
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These include drastically increasing medically-assisted treatment, increasing the distribution of naloxone (which reverses fatal overdoses), and reducing the prescription of pain killers.
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His decision reverses the Obama administration's finding that this 52-year-old insecticide is potentially too risky to keep spraying on our crops.
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Trading roles Russia's withering condemnation of US actions in Iraq reverses a trend in the two countries' military campaigns in the Middle East.
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Green Day wants to make it clear they're not going to stay silent while Donald Trump reverses the progress made by these people.
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Plus, this reverses what happened between December 29 and February 1 when interest in travel to the U.S. dropped 17%, according to Hopper.
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IS also suffered fresh reverses in Syria; on December 22014th it lost the important power-generating Tishreen dam to a mainly Kurdish force.
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It also reverses a provision in the 2017 Republican tax-cut law that inadvertently raised taxes on military survivor benefits paid to children.
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The RSC has produced a budget that reverses the current disastrous budgetary course and charts one to a shining city on a hill.
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And the rate of renewable energy deployment is a crucial determinant of when the rise in greenhouse gases slows, stops or, someday, reverses.
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Those repercussions will come if, and only if, he reverses or "softens" the promise to adequately enforce America's existing border and immigration laws.
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Breathing slowly, deeply, and with intention reverses the alarm bells that are going haywire and sends vital oxygen to our heart and brain.
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Yet cannabidiol reverses some of the brain changes that occur with heroin use, Hurd says, based on her own studies of the compound.
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On Wednesday, LePage vetoed a bill that would allow Maine pharmacists to dispense naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses, without a prescription.
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CMA reverses media ban on questions about Las Vegas shooting On Wednesday, Underwood and Paisley joked about the CMA's prohibition on political topics.
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Lucas strips away the spectacle of such a performance, removes the canvas, and reverses the gender dynamics — but something about that gesture remains.
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Dozens of police officers and medics have been given naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses, to treat suspected on-the-job exposures.
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Mr. Vogelbacher is also putting off new orders as long as possible, he said, with the hope that the Trump administration reverses course.
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If the new form reverses that trend and persuades more Americans to mail in their taxes, it could overwhelm an already stressed system.
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The appeals court decision reverses an earlier ruling by a district court judge, Ann Aiken, that would have let the case go forward.
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This sharply reverses an Obama administration ban on drilling in much of the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, which was meant to be indefinite.
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The announcement reverses a DHS proposal last week that would have mandated that all US citizens have their faces scanned when traveling internationally.
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The development reverses 2016 guidance by the Obama administration that directed public school students to use the bathroom that matched their gender identity.
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Representative Torres has taken an important step, warning Guatemala that it risks cuts in economic aid unless it reverses its expulsion of Cicig.
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We did not get to do what we intend to do if the Supreme Court reverses and if the families get to proceed.
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One person was killed in a protest last week and the opposition has said demonstrations will continue unless Morales reverses his decision to run.
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Thomas said a number of initiatives have aimed to tackle drug overdoses, such as addressing opioid prescription guidelines and distributing naloxone, which reverses overdoses.
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The decision reverses a lower court's agreement to release Christopher P. Hasson, 50, to relatives if his lawyers could come up with acceptable conditions.
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Regardless, Gross said "populism is on the march" and could last for decades unless workers' share of gross domestic product reverses its downward trend.
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Speaking in Salt Lake City Monday, Trumps said the move reverses "federal overreach" and will return control of land to local authorities and citizens.
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"Fractyl offers the potential to fundamentally redefine the treatment paradigm for type 2 diabetes and reverses the disease process rather than manage its symptoms."
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The Fair Employment Protection Act, introduced in Congress this past summer, reverses the Vance decision to restore protections and legal remedies for abused workers.
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Heroin use has grown so prevalent that a new catch phrase has emerged: "Narcanned," the brand-name for the opioid blocker that reverses overdoses.
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Allyson is a regular client at the needle exchange, where manager Meghan Hynes urges everyone to carry naloxone, the drug that reverses an overdose.
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The ruling, which reverses a 2017 judgment in favor of the plaintiff, said that the Missouri court lacked the authority to judge the case.
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This is still lower than the 45 percent loss seen between 2012 and 2013, but it reverses the improvement seen in the years thereafter.
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This scene reverses that hierarchy in a way you can imagine Cunanan appreciating: The hustler has the power, and the rich guy is helpless.
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If Trump's EPA reverses the endangerment finding, it would pull the rug out of any attempts to regulate carbon dioxide emissions using regulatory means.
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But he reverses himself after the Corleones ferry his brother from Italy to sit prominently in the Senate hearing room, staring daggers at him.
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In the event that a higher court reverses his decision, the council will then have the signatures on file to act on, he said.
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The industry had been drawing down on land reserves, and industry sales growth will have to slow eventually until this drawing-down process reverses.
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The decision from the US Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals reverses a federal judge's ruling and means Dassey's life sentence will remain in effect.
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"In a Twitter thread posted on Wednesday, Kern said that "until Blizzard reverses their decision on Blitzchung, I am giving up playing Classic WoW.
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Kim, however, said on Wednesday that South Korea would reconsider the decision if Japan reverses its removal of South Korea from its trade whitelist.
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"History shows that in the long-run the growth in state revenues from gambling activities slows or even reverses and declines," the study said.
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" But Ms. Dadayan said gambling revenue "slows or even reverses and declines in the long-run, particularly if there is a regional market competition.
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Lee's research reverses the conventional wisdom on two forces that we've long believed make American politics run more smoothly: political competition and presidential leadership.
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The outcome reverses the result of an election two years ago, when Mosisili ousted Thabane by teaming up with Metsing and other smaller parties.
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While the number is small considering the vast Chinese economy, it reverses a two-decade trend of state companies selling shares to private entrepreneurs.
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" That reverses a position taken by former President Barack Obama, who said in May 2013: "Our systematic effort to dismantle terrorist organizations must continue.
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The judge reverses course, reinstating the lawsuit after Mr. Kelly's lawyers said he hadn't responded because he couldn't read the documents he was served.
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Until midlife, men usually harbor a greater percentage of visceral fat than women do, but the pattern usually reverses as women pass through menopause.
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The inquiry reverses the government's long-held opposition to such a commission as political pressure mounts following a string of scandals in the sector.
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Caffeine, morphine and naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses, were among a series of substances found in Gordon's system, according to toxicology results.
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On the streets, 17,000 of the city's 23,000 patrol officers have been trained in the use of naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses.
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Unless Congress suddenly reverses itself and develops an interest in ethics, not to mention a spine, Mr. Kushner's path will be clear and untroubled.
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Early reverses, especially when they are self-inflicted wounds, sap confidence and energy and can entangle new leaders in vicious cycles and downward spirals.
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The vote reverses a Labor Department rule that allows local governments to automatically enroll private-sector workers in retirement plans unless they opt out.
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But the upward trend reverses a monthslong slide that was punctuated by countless developments around the Russia investigations and intraparty feuding with GOP leaders.
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The speed of a fentanyl overdose is another reason we should expand the availability of naloxone -- a drug that reverses overdoses -- for drug users.
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By copying the letter, Phung Vo reverses the polarity, but not the close relationship between father and son, to which the letter bears witness.
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YouTube reverses ban for streamer who killed Red Dead Redemption 2 feminist I'd love to hear from subscribers interested in content moderation about this one.
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So John I want to go back to you, the President came out today and the media was blaring it, "President back tracks, reverses course".
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It reverses parts of the No Child Left Behind Act, and requires, for example, that states consider more than just test scores in evaluating schools.
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It also reverses the unexpected miss on forecasts the prior month when inflation was recorded at 0.9 percent versus expectations for a 1.0 percent jump.
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Thankfully, EVZIO isn't the only version of naloxone — which quickly reverses the effects of an opioid overdose, saving thousands of lives over the years — available.
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He doesn&apost feel like hitting that traffic jam so he reverses it all the way off the off-ramp all the way back there.
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"There's little evidence that smoking cessation reverses rheumatoid arthritis — it's still incurable and a chronic source of pain and suffering for many people," Michaud added.
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Many local businesses support the program: A pharmacy in Gloucester discounted naloxone, which reverses the effects of an overdose, and CVS and Walgreens followed suit.
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Iran has repeatedly said it will not re-enter talks with the United States unless it reverses Trump's decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal.
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CARA is aimed at supporting efforts to limit opioid addiction, increase treatment and recovery, and expand access to a drug, naloxone, that reverses opioid overdoses.
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In one scene, she screams at a young usher to look at her, and then immediately reverses course, and shrieks at him to look away.
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The same trajectory happens with the two plans' effect on gross domestic product, with Trump initially pushing it 1.12 percent higher before it reverses course.
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If the supreme court reverses the tribunal's decision and extradites Mr Santrich, who sits in congress, that could reduce tensions within Mr Duque's political base.
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She warms his furry heart, saves him from some evil villagers, and ultimately reverses the spell that made him so furry in the first place.
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But as Parker cuts off of the elbow, the gravitational pull reverses and suddenly the defender is forced to get between Parker and the basket.
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However, as usual the risk when a rally reverses as quickly as the current decline in iron ore is that prices overshoot to the downside.
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The robot yelps in a tiny robot voice, flails its single, u-shaped arm in terror, quickly reverses its bulldozer-style tracks, and backs away.
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The high gold price is unsustainable, in our view, unless the U.S. enters a recession or the U.S.Federal Reserve completely reverses course on monetary policy.
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"Definitely the news is somewhat emerging market and commodity-positive, but if the equity market reverses, they'll take down the gains as well," Feygin said.
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The vote reverses legislation passed by Nicolas Sarkozy's administration in 2003 which placed the legal burden on sex workers, rather than those seeking to buy.
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Cromarty's pictorial structure reverses perspectival illusion — instead of the image receding into the picture plane, the topographically stacked cardboard causes the image to rush forward.
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"Samsa in Love" reverses "The Metamorphosis" to bring us a re-transformed Gregor, disoriented and trying to learn again what it means to be human.
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After peaking in 2012, deadly overdoses began to fall, possibly owing to increased use of naloxone, a medication that reverses the effects of opioid overdoses.
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And if you decide to run on ATM withdrawals from your bank at home, you'll want to choose a bank that reverses foreign ATM fees.
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Then the magnetic field reverses course: Many recordkeepers and their plan sponsor clients have little interest in caretaking a former employee's $22019,000 or $2,000 balance.
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" Reviewing the interactive properties of naloxone, which reverses the effects of opioid overdose, he concludes that "the drug's true affinity seems to be with reality.
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Eliminating the CPP only reverses our efforts to combat climate change, an urgent problem threatening our planet, and perhaps the central issue of our time.
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The fliers also advised drug users to carry around Narcan, the brand name for naloxone, which blocks or reverses the effects of opioid-based drugs.
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" He added that "reclassifying broadband access as a public utility service reverses decades of established legal precedent which has been upheld by the Supreme Court.
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The following factors may, individually or collectively, result in negative rating action: -Divergence from the fiscal targets that reverses the decline in the GGGD/GDP.
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The illness killed close to 110,000 people worldwide in 2017, according to the W.H.O. The global spike in measles reverses a celebrated public health achievement.
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The groups claim the land exchange, which reverses former President Obama's decision on the matter, was an example of wheeling and dealing behind closed doors.
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The decision reverses Obama-era guidance, issued in 22014, that had effectively banned the practice after officials determined that lump-sum payments often shortchanged seniors.
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And Clemson's trick bag of an offense — with shovel passes, draws and reverses augmenting deep throws from quarterback Trevor Lawrence — set L.S.U. on its heels.
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For instance, Alice's role reverses with her son, and she becomes more of a child who becomes more needy and paranoid, and a bit insecure.
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Researchers have yet to find a drug that reverses the effects of Alzheimer's once they start to show, and the repeated failures have been crushing.
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Trump reverses Obama rule and orders Atlantic and Arctic waters opened for oil drilling Trump reverses Obama rule and orders Atlantic and Arctic waters opened for oil drilling Adding to his list of accomplishments on the eve of his 100th day as president, Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday undoing Barack Obama's restrictions on drilling in federally held waters along the eastern seaboard and the Arctic.
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Iran has repeatedly said it will not re-enter talks with the United States unless it reverses Trump's decision to withdraw from the 93 nuclear deal.
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Wiley's statement could also apply to Shields's photography, which frequently reverses traditional power dynamics in order to make politically charged statements about social inequality and injustice.
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Various state legislatures controlled by Democrats and Republicans have, for example, passed laws allowing police and even private individuals to carry naloxone, which reverses opioid overdoses.
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There's a 50 percent chance that the Federal Reserve reverses strategy and instead cuts interest rates next year, Guggenheim's head of investing told CNBC on Wednesday.
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In it, he emphasized the life-saving potential of naloxone, which reverses overdose symptoms by blocking and removing opioids from binding to receptors throughout the body.
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Merck will retain its animal health business, as well as drugs used for acute care in hospitals such as Bridion, which reverses the effects of anesthesia.
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The quarterly profit growth rate typically falls heading into a reporting period and then quickly reverses course once companies begin to report, often beating analysts' expectations.
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Merck will retain its animal health business, as well as drugs used for acute care in hospitals such as Biridion, which reverses the effects of anesthesia.
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Merck will retain its animal health business, as well as drugs used for acute care in hospitals such as Bridion, which reverses the effects of anesthesia.
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Tuesday's 2-1 ruling by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit court reverses the district court opinion.
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The question now is whether the current trend continues and the euro sails higher, as it did in 2007, or reverses, as it did in 2011.
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New York state's PSC voted on Friday to revoke and rescind its approval of Charter's 2016 buyout of Time Warner Cable, which effectively reverses the deal.
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The agreement reverses Morocco&aposs previous ban on U.S. poultry that was based on food safety concerns despite a free trade agreement between the two countries.
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The decision reverses a Friday letter by the White House that said Acosta's press pass could be revoked again right after the judge's temporary order expired.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said it was "idiotic" for the FCC to roll back net neutrality rules, and that he hopes the administration reverses course.
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Even if Trump reverses federal emissions policy, ZEV standards will still guide a third of the U.S. marketplace — too big a slice for automakers to ignore.
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This order reverses a 2013 Obama administration order, which did not change the drug laws, but directed federal prosecutors to try to avoid severe mandatory minimums.
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Numerous videos from the scene show what happened next, in clear and sickening detail: Terrified screams fill the air, and the car rapidly and deliberately reverses.
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China's Vivo, a top five smartphone manufacturer but not very well known outside of its home market, reverses this situation completely with its Vivo V7+ phone.
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Trump's Twitter announcement on Wednesday reverses a year-old policy initially approved by the Defense Department under President Barack Obama, which was still under final review.
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The latest edition, "Sharknado 5: Global Swarming," hardly reverses that trend but does fleetingly feel a bit more energetic, raining down a relentless barrage of silliness.
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A humane fix, a presidential order that retroactively reverses dishonorable and general discharges for revelations of homosexuality to honorable status, if no other crimes were connected.
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"He has been losing [his base of supporters], and the question is whether that erosion continues, stops or reverses," said Brooks, who has endorsed Moore. Sen.
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Bernhardt in the memo reverses part of BLM's management plan, released two days earlier, that identified acres of public land that could be sold off privately.
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His announcement reverses a comment he made last Wednesday insisting that he would "remain on the ballot running for re-election this November" despite the charges.
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This horde of disembodied eyes, each printed on shiny reflective film, reverses the customary human-bird watcher/watched dynamic to incarnate something like an interspecies conscience.
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At the same time, it would not interfere with other treatments for addicts, like methadone and buprenorphine, or with a compound like naloxone that reverses overdoses.
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Unless the military reverses its cruel new policy, he can no longer even launch his fragile creations into the world, to be free in his place.
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The report suggested several steps, including continuing the careful control of opioid prescriptions and intensifying efforts to distribute naloxone, a drug that reverses an opioid overdose.
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He reverses the shape — first churning slowly, then at twice and four times the speed, the smaller, quicker undulations making him slither sideways on one foot.
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"President Trump's words ring hollow until he reverses his statements that condone acts of violence," the Democratic leadership said of Trump's remarks in a statement Wednesday.
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As comedy, it's masterful — there's tension, irony and, when the car stops and reverses to retrieve some litter, a punch line that brings down the house.
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The ruling on Tuesday reverses the lower court decisions and will allow the policy to remain in place indefinitely, although litigation over the ban may continue.
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Decades of research have deemed medication-assisted treatment effective The White House's increased spending will also boost naloxone, a drug that reverses opioids' effects, including overdoses.
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The new management plan reverses that respect for Native America in an "ongoing failure" to meaningfully consult with tribes, as the grassroots group Utah Diné Bikéyah notes.
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World Health Organization earlier said it was encouraged by a slowing pace of new cases over the past two days, however, this latest data reverses that trend.
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The discovery is not as headline-grabbing as "Young Blood Reverses Aging," but it's a promising finding nonetheless—one that raises the potential for new rejuvenation therapies.
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The women called 911 and responding officers administered Narcan, a drug that reverses the effects of an overdose, and rushed them to Lutheran Medical where they died.
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Staff will hand out clean needles and administer naloxone, a drug that temporarily reverses heroin's effect on the brain and jump-starts breathing in those who overdose.
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The GOP needs to ask itself: What's going to happen in 2020, when the Senate map reverses, and Republicans are defending twice as many seats as Democrats?
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Backed by US Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the new policy largely reverses a decision by the Obama administration in 2015 to halt most so-called adoptive forfeitures.
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In this alternate history, within four months, the Senate confirms the Supreme Court justice that Sanders nominated, and within 18 months the Supreme Court reverses Citizens United.
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In addition to requiring a new five-year drilling plan, the order reverses Obama's decision to place certain parts of the Arctic permanently off limits to drilling.
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Right now, this tally shows that the market doesn't owe investors much in coming years, but frequently does deliver more upside before the tide reverses for real.
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"Clearly if prices moved so strongly over a short period of time, you're vulnerable to short-term correction if sentiment in the whole complex reverses," Menke said.
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The central bank began this month to reduce its balance sheet, a move that reverses a massive stimulus program begun in the wake of the financial crisis.
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The move reverses an initiative of former President Barack Obama, who instructed public schools last year to let transgender students use bathrooms matching their chosen gender identity.
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The magnetic field typically maintains the same intensity for thousands to million of years, but occasionally (once every 100,000 years or so) it weakens and reverses directions.
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It's expensive, but the hardware on the front reverses from silver to gold, so you're essentially getting two for one, which helps defray some of the cost.
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That paid off beautifully in season three's "Earshot," but in "Superstar," it all reverses so that the entire universe revolves around Jonathan — including, hilariously, the opening credits.
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Reverses $1 billion in proposed cuts to humanitarian aid from the original plan to cut a total of $4.6 billion in total State Department and aid spending.
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Mr. Trump's decision, first announced last week, reverses decades of American policy and is at odds with United Nations resolutions rejecting the seizure of land by force.
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The M.I.T. approach reverses the high school model in which students who fail in a face-to-face class are shifted into a more challenging online format.
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But it's not surprising that millions will hear the words with deep skepticism, waiting to see if Trump reverses course when the script is out of reach.
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Cory Gardner, R-Colorado, said Sessions broke a pledge to him on this issue and threatened to hold up Justice Department nominees until Session reverses his decision.
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The administration should also expand access to naloxone, the medication that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose, and look at ways to reduce the price of the drug.
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Mueller grand jury effect The decision Friday effectively reverses slivers of a recent opinion related to grand jury documents from the Starr investigation into President Bill Clinton.
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The change would come with revisions to the product label and require training for anyone who might be administering naloxone, which temporarily reverses the effects of opioids.
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Second, it reverses the ball from one side of the court to the other, forcing all five defenders to adjust from strong-side to weak-side responsibilities.
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The $13.9 billion taken in by bond funds over the last three weeks reverses the $13.3 billion that was pulled from the funds in November, ICI data shows.
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The name 6 Pack Band reverses a common Indian abuse for transgenders, and also refers to the band's six members, six songs and their debut on 6 January.
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The latest figure reverses a 244% increase seen in the first half of the 22010, but cements a long-term decline from a US$22016trn peak in 213.
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So it's nice to see a 2012 game that truly stands the test of time and even reverses the fast-aging process to actually get better with age.
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The World Health Organization earlier said it was encouraged by a slowing pace of new cases over the past two days, however, this latest data reverses that trend.
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However, future developments that could, individually or collectively, result in negative rating action include: -Weak economic growth or fiscal easing that reverses the downward trajectory in public debt.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Friday that US sanctions against Russia will remain in place until Moscow "reverses the actions" it has taken in Ukraine.
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Once that's done, raising your hand palm-up starts the wheels spinning forward, pointing your fingers towards the floor reverses the motion, and twisting in either direction turns.
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We climb into the boat and our lobsterman for the day, Sam Lowe, reverses us out into the Firth of Forth, the estuary that borders the North Sea.
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The ruling reverses a May 2014 verdict from a federal court in San Jose, California ordering Samsung to pay $119.6 million for using Apple's patented technology without permission.
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The move reverses Obama-era health care rules that barred health care workers from refusing to treat transgender patients or people who had sought or were seeking abortions.
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The vote reverses a September preliminary decision to cut the women, along with 1964 Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater and several other historical figures, from the required curriculum.
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TRUMP REVERSES ANOTHER OBAMA CLIMATE POLICY: The White House on Friday proposed reversing an Obama-era policy that directs agencies to consider the climate impact from various projects.
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This critical measure reverses the 1984 Supreme Court decision that established the "Chevron doctrine," placing the power to determine ambiguous laws back into the hands of the Judiciary.
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So we wouldn't be surprised if Ryan reverses himself before August, setting an early election for the next speaker: The question then will be: Does Trump weigh in?
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The pardon reverses one of the very few convictions from the 26-year civil war, during which dozens of militants and military officers were accused of war crimes.
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Administration officials now say that Mr. Trump supports the array of sanctions on Russia, particularly stemming from Ukraine, and will not cancel them until Moscow reverses course there.
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MAGAZINE An article on Page 40 about Maria Ressa, the editor of a popular news site in the Philippines, reverses the given names of two Filipino political figures.
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A retracement occurs when a stock reverses a long-term trend and is often used by technical analysts to flag key levels when that stock's course could change.
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"Bad Guy" finds her mocking toxic masculinity — "So you're a tough guy [...] chest-always-so-puffed-up guy" — and then reverses roles by contorting into a villainous baritone.
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"The Supreme Court's decision Tuesday reverses the government's loss in 2014 when it comes to gifts of confidential information to friends and relatives," said Eric Rieder of Bryan Cave.
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Lovato was rushed to the hospital in July of last year after suffering an apparent drug overdose and reportedly being treated with Narcan, which reverses the effects of opioids.
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It cannily reverses the original movie's dynamics, with cowboy Woody now the one who's unhappy being a toy and Buzz Lightyear having to pull him back from the brink.
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Observers can follow the trail of the dancers' tracks, which will then be wiped out when the truck reverses course and follows the performers in the delicate, mutable sand.
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By examining the charts he's identified 2,350 as a key level to the downside for the S&P, meaning stocks could drop another 11 percent before this pullback reverses.
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One order reverses a small expansion of the FCC's Lifeline program, which offers $9.25 per month off broadband or phone services for households near or beneath the poverty line.
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"Today's move by the EPA reverses a misguided decision to revoke funding for an institution that has helped contribute to the health and success of the Chesapeake Bay," Sen.
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The CDC started asking more labs to test for fentanyl in overdose victims, and recommended public health agencies and paramedics distribute more naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses.
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She is having to ration supplies of a medication that reverses overdoses in Baltimore, for example, because of rising drug costs, more potent heroin, and increased numbers of users.
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It's become a kind of wearying ritual: The Academy leadership does something ill-advised, people take to Twitter in protest of that thing, and then the Academy reverses it.
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On the other side of the building I discovered the work of Nick Angelo, whose "Power Gaze" photo series reverses the Medusa-esque stare of opioid-pushing pharmaceutical companies.
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The more likely scenario is that Trump's Education Department simply reverses the guidance from the 2011 letter, which doesn't have the force of a law or even a regulation.
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That reverses the trend from 2015, when investors fearing the Federal Reserve would aggressively raise interest rates sold the group and the fund fell 1.6 percent for the year.
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Here is the tweet the Associated Press wrote about the event: BREAKING: Donald Trump reverses himself and acknowledges fact that President Barack Obama was born in the United States.
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"The US will continue to press Russia to honor its Minsk commitments and our sanctions will remain in place until Moscow reverses the actions that triggered them," he said.
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The measure, outlined in draft legislation, reverses a move by the previous Conservative government in 2012 to pare back protections so only commercially significant stocks of fish were covered.
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If growth slows at this stage of the economic cycle, the chances of recession rise and the Fed puts the brakes on, or maybe even reverses gear all together.
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"We worry that as Snap reverses that ill-conceived redesign, user growth will improve which could help the narrative," analyst Michael Nathanson said in a note to clients Monday.
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When that happens, he cancels the big sell orders and reverses the process, placing a small sell order at the market and big buy orders below the current market.
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"Until Pope Francis reverses this emphasis on coddling the hierarchy at the expense of children, the Catholic Church will never emerge from this crisis," he said in a statement.
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Why it matters: Sequoia is among the world's most successful VC firms, and this officially reverses its decade-plus policy of not allowing U.S. public pensions into its funds.
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Any House bill that reverses the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law will probably face rough sledding in the Senate, with significant changes needed before it could become law.
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After all, what is ultimately significant about the Trump administration is what it does, the policies it passes or reverses, not what is in the hearts of its staffers.
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She risks antagonizing China if she attempts to forcefully assert Taiwan's sovereignty and reverses eight years of warming China ties under incumbent President Ma Ying-jeou of the Nationalists.
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Many have just been revived with naloxone, an injectable drug that reverses overdoses, and there isn't enough data yet about the safety of giving them buprenorphine so soon afterward.
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Then, suddenly, because the off-white and beige sections are so thickly applied, while the gold is so thin you can see the canvas's weave, the image reverses itself.
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While research shows that people experience an increased sense of well-being just after losing their jobs, that trend reverses if they're still hunting after 10 to 12 weeks.
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The World Health Organization recommends that anyone likely to be a lay "first responder" — a relative, friend, fellow drug user — should have access to naloxone, which reverses opioid overdose.
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The move reverses Obama administration efforts to ease penalties for some nonviolent drug violations, and highlights several of Mr. Sessions's top targets: drug dealing, gun crime and gang violence.
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When first responders arrived, police said they revived the 57-year-old woman with Narcan -- a drug that instantly reverses the effects of overdose from heroin and other opioids.
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Hunter and others at the hearing bemoaned the losses of the maritime industry without considering that the prohibitive costs of the Jones Act are the reason for those reverses.
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Once you have a video to reverse, you can adjust the speed at which the video reverses by using the slide bar on the bottom center of your screen.
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Hence, as tax rates rise beyond a certain point, government revenues curtail until the profit curve reverses and eventually returns to zero when the tax rate reaches 100 percent.
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Normally this would result in the Saudis lowering the OSPs, and while they did do this for May and June cargoes, the increase for July reverses the earlier price cuts.
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Inside the building, a "sophisticated" air filtration system activates in the event of a fire: it reverses normal air circulation, blowing outward and thereby forcing air out of the galleries.
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To stem the tide of deadly overdoses, states rely increasingly on naloxone, a drug that reverses heroin's effect on the brain and jump-starts breathing in addicts who have overdosed.
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She also issued a blanket prescription of naloxone, the drug that reverses opioid overdoses, to Baltimore City residents, and has been outspoken about strategies to help fight the opioid crisis.
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But the mosquito wing stroke is such that, as soon as the animal stops its downward stroke and reverses its wing upwards, the wing runs into the trailing edge vortex.
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"PumaPay's technological solution, the PullPayment protocol, reverses the mechanics of a transaction, enabling merchants to 'pull' crypto funds from their customers' account," PumaPay CEO Yoav Dror explained in a statement.
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While the Fed's move to higher rates in the U.S. may help tamp down inflation, it also reverses a seven-year economic stimulus that has produced slow but steady growth.
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Why it matters: Corporate, state and city-level efforts around low-carbon energy are taking on increased importance as President Trump reverses the Obama administration's federal and international climate efforts.
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"In months with big redemptions we typically see that kind of flow, and it reverses in the following month," she said, adding that gilt prices had been steady through July.
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If the incoming administration reverses course on transgender service-members in the military, Strangio confirmed, the current rationale behind granting Manning the right to have gender confirming surgery would disappear.
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Today's outcome reverses the German Federal Court of Justice's 2012 ruling in support of Kraftwerk, where they won backing for damages and an injunction over "Nur Mir," reports the AFP.
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For Trump, they were just the latest blows and legal reverses in days of deeply damaging revelations about the President, after special counsel Robert Mueller broke his midterm campaign hiatus.
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Democrats will also likely try to fight over a provision in the bill that reverses the Library of Congress's decision to stop using the term "illegal alien" in its subheadings.
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Even more importantly, he needs to ensure that his upcoming budget request reverses the drastic cuts to workforce, education, and human services programs that we've seen in previous budget proposals.
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A fan spins overhead, a staff member LeBron features when he reverses the camera very briefly confirms they are in Mexico, and the bluest of waters winks in the distance.
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"These changes hurt our economy and make New York less competitive, and we will not stop ringing the alarm bell about this punitive policy until Congress reverses it," he added.
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"Today's move by the EPA reverses a misguided decision to revoke funding for an institution that has helped contribute to the health and success of the Chesapeake Bay," said Sen.
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"The Demonstration" reverses this: The crowd dashes frantically toward the top of the image; advancing police not yet in the picture will soon fill the white, empty street lower down.
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He should follow through on his promise to slash funding to the U.N. and heed congressional sentiment to withhold funds until the U.N. reverses its anti-Israel policies and resolutions.
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The decline in health coverage reverses improvements since the Affordable Care Act established new insurance markets and financial assistance for millions of Americans who had previously struggled to obtain insurance.
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But now, in "John Birch: A Life" (Oxford), Terry Lautz reverses the usual proportions and presents a biography of Birch in which the society figures as a sort of epilogue.
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By locking in current sanctions until Russia actually reverses its aggression, the Senate bill sends a clear message to Moscow that there is only one path out of the cold.
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Like a garment that can be worn with the lining on the outside, "Phantom Thread" reverses itself, almost imperceptibly flipping from Reynolds's point of view to Alma's and back again.
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Unless the administration suddenly reverses its wholesale opposition to reproductive health, rights, and justice, people who need abortions may have to venture into a pandemic to obtain constitutionally protected care.
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It's a prescription medication that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose — kicking opioids off certain receptors in the brain and thereby bringing people back from the brink of death.
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Related: Donald Trump Says He Wants to Punish Women for Illegal Abortions, Then Completely Reverses His Position At first glance, Wisconsin seems like it would be friendly territory for Trump.
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And even if Donald Trump takes the White House and his FCC reverses Wheeler's rules, the door will be open for stronger regulations under more liberal administrations in the future.
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So Bazemore and Schroder hatched the idea of adding some of the more notorious cards from at least two other decks — all the Draw 2s, Wild Draw 4s, Reverses and Skips.
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On May 10, the music streaming service Spotify removes Kelly from its playlist and algorithmic recommendations as part of its Hate and Hateful Conduct policy, but reverses the policy in June.
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If the economy falters, and the FOMC reverses rate increases to support growth, it will face criticism from Republicans that it is handing the White House to the Democrats, Boockvar said.
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"Since it's an antagonist, it works oppositely of the poisonous drug and reverses the central nervous system depression caused by the drug someone overdosed on," explains forensic chemist Khadijah Balfour-Jeffrey.
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The Roth provision basically reverses the rules — you'll contribute after-tax salary into your 401(k) and be able to withdraw your money tax-free at age 59 and a half.
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That reverses the ranking from 2010 through 2014, when Texas, buoyed by those years' boom in natural gas production, created jobs at a significantly faster clip (21980% annually) than California (22000%).
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The compromise bill reverses a court settlement and would now allow children to be held with their parents indefinitely if they are in the custody of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Graham said he delivered a message to Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu about a "win-win" situation for Turkey and the United States if Ankara reverses course on the Russian S-21625.
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Inspired by the ways in which Trapani jewelers imbedded coral into gold, he both emulates and, as it were, reverses the process: sculpting indentations into raw coral and occasionally other materials.
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"As LGBTQ acceptance in government and the broader American culture reverses course, television is a critical home for LGBTQ stories and representation matters more than ever," Ellis said in a statement.
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That is a significant change for commandos who are used to making fast judgments about missions, and the move reverses guidance issued last year by the Special Operations Command in Africa.
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Toward the end of Weathering With You, Hodaka reverses Hina's sacrifice when, as one critic put it, he brings Hina back and "doomed Tokyo because of hormones" by retriggering the rainfall.
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And several Republican senators have supported legislation threatening to defund the United Nations unless the Security Council reverses the terms of the resolution, which Council diplomats say would be politically unworkable.
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"This case was all about enforcing my clients First Amendment rights and the best result is when the politician realizes that they did something wrong and reverses that action," he said.
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"When this reverses — and I&aposm sure it will reverse — you won&apost want to be in the sort of instruments that did so well during the disinflationary boom," he said.
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That reverses a trend from this year, when investors were so enthusiastic for Chinese bonds that they bought corporate bonds as well, narrowing the natural spread between government and corporate bonds.
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The strongest argument for treating Korematsu as viable precedent is that no matter how wrong a judicial decision is, it remains the law of the land until the court reverses it.
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New items include a banana gun, a terrifying death scythe, an evil mushroom that reverses opponents' control, and a rage gun that does more damage the higher your own percent meter is.
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In a sweeping decision that reverses an Obama-era immigration policy, Attorney General Jeff Sessions told immigration judges Monday to stop granting asylum to many victims of domestic abuse and gang violence.
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A switch is then flipped which reverses the process: the hot and cold air "rush toward each other" which creates gusts powerful enough to spin a turbine to produce electricity when needed.
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FACEBOOK ADMITS IT BLOCKED FLORIDA REPUBLICAN'S PRO-GUN AD, REVERSES COURSE Lawyers representing gun owners maintained that public schools didn't have the authority to make more restrictive rules that supercede state law.
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The court's decision reverses the 28503th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that ordered Charles Kokesh to pay $22019 million in profits he misappropriated from four business development companies from 1995 to 2009.
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The court's decision reverses the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that ordered Charles Kokesh to pay $34.9 million in profits he misappropriated from four business development companies from 1995 to 85033.
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Losing money the state would have gotten from these events is part of the reason the governor signed a measure into law that reverses parts, but not all, of the bathroom bill.
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In her new collection of short stories, Ottessa Moshfegh reverses our modern expectations of genre by connecting the estranged ethos of the existentialists with the horror of ordinary life in our time.
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Many are worried that the inversion in the yield curve is a scary recession warning, but in fact, it can be even scarier when the curve reverses and begins to steepen again.
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Instead of driving our nation forward to seize modern clean energy technologies and global leadership, however, the so-called Affordable Clean Energy rule reverses course, moves our nation backward and misses opportunities.
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But neither plan at this point reverses it -- in fact, some of the key players in drafting either bill itself say they have problems with how little it does on the issue.
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FACEBOOK ADMITS IT BLOCKED FLORIDA REPUBLICAN'S PRO-GUN AD, REVERSES COURSE Aside from sharing her parents' story, the video highlights Heng's scholastic success, including her degrees from Stanford University and Yale University.
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"Wilin'," a mixture of thunderous drums and bleeping synths by Celestial Trax & Orlando Volcano, is a take on transphobia where Quay reverses the aggression she gets from onlookers on a daily basis.
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She was rushed to a hospital where doctors tried to revive her using Narcan, the drug that reverses opioid overdoses, but they did not succeed — she died around 6 in the morning.
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The decision, in a legal memo from the U.S. Department of Interior, reverses a longstanding practice at the agency as well as a last-minute rule released by the outgoing Obama administration.
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The emerging pattern of economic growth reverses a trend that held from the 2008 recession to 2016, in which Democratic-leaning states and counties far outpaced Republican-leaning sections of the country.
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It is important to note that the Supreme Court takes only a tiny fraction of the cases from lower courts, usually 100 to 150 per term, and reverses most cases it hears.
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But just as cooking causes the starch molecules to relax, this same process reverses as the food cools, basically snapping back into place like a stretched rubber band that&aposs been released.
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Going forward, unless the government reverses its position, we will automatically cancel and fully refund any reservations at listings in Japan that have not been licensed within 10 days of guest arrival.
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"Where an incoming administration reverses a previous administration's interpretation of statute simply because a new sheriff is in town," he wrote, "courts should verify if the statute bears such a fluid construction."
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It also reverses decisions and rulings of the International Court of Justice that state unequivocally that settlements on occupied land are illegal, as is the annexation of land owned by the occupied.
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Naloxone quickly reverses the effects of an overdose of heroin or other opioid drugs and U.S. law enforcement officials have embraced its use in the midst of an increase in opioid abuse.
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The directive reverses a 1993 ban put in place by Beijing on the international trade in tiger bones and rhino horns, both valued for their purported healing powers in Chinese traditional medicine.
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Analysts who follow Syria have predicted that as rebels fighting to oust President Bashar al-Assad suffer military reverses they will increasingly turn to guerrilla attacks in territory controlled by the government.
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Trump's anti-trade stance reverses a bipartisan consensus held by US administrations for decades that free trade would help the US compete economically in the world and provide more opportunities for workers.
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"I go to my car and I get my Narcan, because I always have it with me," Kay said, referring to the brand name of the drug naloxone, which quickly reverses opioid overdoses.
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Supreme Court reverses decision against gay adoption Religious freedom bill Jordan's ruling comes as Mississippi lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow businesses and religious groups to decide who gets their services.
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The investigations begin with the death scene, looking for a suicide note ("don't see often," Huyer said), medical and employment histories, looking for recent reverses in life, or evidence of past suicide attempts.
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The 23-year-old Australian, though, has given every indication that she will greet such reverses with the same grounded outlook which won her so many fans when she triumphed at Roland Garros.
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The decision reverses a January 2015 proposal for new leases in the Atlantic as part of the department's five-year plan to set new boundaries for oil development in federal waters through 2022.
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The upshot: If the court reverses the decision then it stands to make life harder for opponents of the net neutrality rollback, who would struggle to claim that it will scuttle privacy regulation.
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Lula and many others convicted of corruption in the Car Wash investigation could be released from prison if the top court reverses the rule, as expected, when the justices vote on Oct. 24.
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Luke made it very explicit that Hannah still had to win him, which obviously reverses what the point of the show is supposed to be — that the men are competing for the woman.
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In fact, it reverses the very basis of London's success as a financial center for centuries, surviving on the ingenuity of its people, regulated in a manner tailored and close to the market.
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Yet if the court reverses the Wisconsin panel's decision and once again rules that there are no judicial tests available to stop partisan gerrymandering, then we can expect ever more egregiously partisan redistricting.
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The ruling reverses a misguided decision by the board in 2004, which held that graduate assistants at Brown University were primarily students, not employees, and thus had no standing to form a union.
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"If Kim Jong Un reverses his commitments ... then what the president said about Justin Trudeau will be repeated 10-fold about Kim Jong Un," Cotton told the Hugh Hewitt syndicated radio talk show.
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What this means: The Supreme Court reverses a lot of cases from a lot of federal courts, but the 9th Circuit Court tends to get reversed more than the other courts on average.
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National security analysts say that when Trump decries the fairness of the military justice system and interferes in or reverses its decision-making processes, he does damage to the institution as a whole.
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Spectacles reverses the normal user interface for capturing images: you tap on either of the two camera buttons to record a 10-second video, or press and hold to shoot a 3D photo.
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It's a big name, with a big valuation, and a lot of momentum behind it, and when it reverses like it did today, it gives a lot of investors — particularly momentum investors — pause.
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Despite all the apparent reverses, confusion, corruption, lies and economic setbacks in Russia, he remains in control 17 years after his unbelievably unlikely ascent from obscure K.G.B. lieutenant colonel to president of Russia.
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Like the "Flora Walks," and Lopez's "Zoom In," Germen asks the viewer to find the beauty in what is already there in a way that reverses the "fast tourism" generally associated with Cappadocia.
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Opinion polls show Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains the front runner to win another five-year term, but his Bharatiya Janata Party has suffered reverses in recent local elections that have energised the opposition.
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Instead, he unclips the iron, reverses it, and curls the bottom half of the section in the opposite direction, a technique that he explains creates a more "natural" look than a standard continuous curl.
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If the situation reverses and US rates start to rise again, middle market pricing could come under renewed pressure as investors that buy loans for bigger companies chase yield in smaller middle market deals.
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Because Jupiter and Earth both constantly move in their orbits, to observers on Earth, Jupiter appears to slow down, and 120 days after it becomes visible, it comes to a standstill and reverses course.
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Meaningful change, which reverses the economic trends that have fueled sluggish economic growth and an angry electorate, could unshackle the financial sector, lift median incomes, revive the consumer sector and unleash strong business investment.
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LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil traders are shipping diesel out of Europe to Asia and the Middle East where strong demand and tighter supplies have boosted prices, in a rare arbitrage that reverses traditional routes.
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"We think that job growth could bounce back in October if the weakness from the September report that was tied to Hurricane Florence reverses," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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He could shock everyone and be a friendly, relatable guy in the debate and launch a brand-new strategy that reverses his sliding poll numbers and once again makes 2016 a referendum on Clinton.
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Amid wider use by bystanders and police of naloxone, a drug that reverses overdose symptoms, state figures showed a small drop in opioid deaths in the first nine months of 73 compared with 2016.
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The reduction was one of the largest weekly falls on record, and reverses a cumulative increase of 303 million barrels over the previous three weeks, according to data from regulators and exchanges (tmsnrt.rs/2oSQUu5).
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NICE, France (Reuters) - England's 2-1 defeat by Iceland at Euro 183 may have looked like one of the worst reverses in their history yet in many was it was a perfectly logical result.
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Opinion polls show he remains the front runner to win another five-year term, but the party has suffered reverses in some local elections in the past few months that have energized the opposition.
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Obviously, Block & Leviton and Heyman Enerio could still wind up with nothing at all if the Delaware Supreme Court reverses Vice-Chancellor Laster and deems the Securities Act forum selection provisions to be valid.
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An article on Saturday about symbols used online by white extremists misspelled the surname of one who reverses a symbol used to designate Jewish heritage in order to signal that she is not Jewish.
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Opinion polls show Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains the front runner to win another five-year term, but his Bharatiya Janata Party has suffered reverses in recent local elections that have energized the opposition.
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The shift reverses a long-standing prohibition against tourists and private interests at the orbiting research lab, and reflects a broader push to expand commercial activities at the ISS and in space more generally.
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The oil from whales formed part of the nitroglycerine explosives used in World War II. The magnetic polarity of the earth totally reverses every once in a while, too, we may as well add.
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"It's such a straightforward argument: Naloxone works, it reverses overdose, everybody should have it, and it should be much more available," Corey Davis, a senior attorney at the National Health Law Program, told me.
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In "Blondes, circa 2018" (2018), she reverses the common racist dismissal of Asians ("they all look alike to me") in the US by depicting two crowds of blonds looking at art in a museum.
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Even if the court reverses the Fifth Circuit and prevents the Louisiana law from taking effect, as it clearly should, there are now five Supreme Court justices who are hostile to women's reproductive rights.
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When it comes to economics, let me put the state of marijuana to you in this way: If Trump reverses state law, he'll be crippling if not bankrupting the states that have legalized marijuana.
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The change, which reverses four decades of American policy that considered the settlements illegitimate, may doom any peace efforts with Palestinians, for whom the land is central to any hope of a future state.
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The once untouchable Kapellmeister began to suffer the kinds of reverses to which other composers had long been accustomed: the only opera that he completed in the four years after Joseph's death went unperformed.
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"Unless the stock really reverses in a major way in the next day or two this is going to be the kind of thing that should help the group hold up nicely," he said.
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The exact timing of this crisis is uncertain but will be determined by the speed in which the Fed hikes interest rates and reverses bond purchases (a legacy of the last crisis), he said.
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The decision for George Burciaga reverses a June ruling by a federal judge in Chicago, who found no evidence that Illinois lawmakers intended a state anti-garnishment law to apply in a bankruptcy proceeding.
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This doesn't just risk omitting the perspective of many different identities; it also reverses the progress the country has made when it comes to the representation of women and people of color in government.
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The omnibus bill reverses this dangerous defense as crazy as it's been, as difficult as it's been, as much opposition to the military as we've had from the Democrats, and it has been tremendous.
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"President Trump's words ring hollow until he reverses his statements that condone acts of violence," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement earlier in the day.
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The decision by the Court of Appeal for British Columbia, which reverses a 2015 B.C. Supreme Court ruling, said that Vancouver-based Tahoe had not proven Guatemala was a more appropriate forum for the case.
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It also asks federal agencies to discount the cost of carbon in policy decisions and the weight of climate change considerations in infrastructure permitting, and reverses rules limiting methane leakage from oil and gas facilities.
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The sustained decline reverses a boom in arrivals and therefore the broader tourism industry in recent years following the U.S.-Cuban detente under former U.S. President Barack Obama that President Donald Trump is now unraveling.
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The decision on Wednesday, from a court in Philadelphia, reverses the lower court ruling and could be significant for Amazon, which has faced criticism for enabling counterfeits and dangerous items to sell through its platform.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's coffee and corn prices could fall to the government's guaranteed minimum prices if the weakening real currency reverses direction after October's wide-open presidential election, an Agriculture Ministry official said on Friday.
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And if the president and his party take reverses in the fall election, I think it is going to make the Chinese feel vindicated that he was less popular than he seemed, and vice versa.
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Despite its ability to bring people back from the brink of death, naloxone, a drug that reverses the effects of opiate overdoses, is being handed out by less than half of local authorities in England.
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Narcan reverses the effects of an overdose almost immediately, with no side effects, and Williams said that all of the city's paramedics, police and firefighters are given the drug to dispense wherever addicts turn up.
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Recently, the Trump administration issued a policy that reverses the presumption against holding pregnant women in immigration detention — leaving pregnant women in facilities that lack adequate health care and separated from family and support networks.
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With a quick stab to the thigh, the EpiPen dispenses epinephrine, a drug that reverses swelling, closing of the airways and other symptoms of a severe allergic reaction to bee stings, peanuts or other allergens.
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From time to time during the life of our planet, roughly once every half-million years, a curious thing occurs: its geomagnetic field reverses, such that the North Pole and the South Pole swap polarities.
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Medical Advances Trump Administration Reverses Obama on Affirmative Action Scott Pruitt, Trump's E.P.A. Chief, Resigns Under Cloud of Ethics Scandals LeBron James to the Lakers: There's Much to Unpack Here How Long Can We Live?
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Related: Donald Trump Says He Wants to Punish Women for Illegal Abortions, Then Completely Reverses His Position Larsen taught at Northwestern University Law School before she was appointed to the Michigan Supreme Court in 2015.
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The decision by the Court of Appeal for British Columbia, which reverses a 2015 provincial Supreme Court ruling, said that Vancouver-based Tahoe had not proven Guatemala was a more appropriate forum for the case.
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"The best environment for stocks is when the ISM [manufacturing index] has deteriorated and fallen below 50 but then reverses course and starts to improve," said Jonathan Golub, chief US equity strategist at Credit Suisse.
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It's only after that point when the scam becomes apparent: The bank discovers the check was fake and reverses the deposit — but you've already sent the amount from your account that you were instructed to.
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Stock-focused funds took in $43.3 billion in fresh cash over the past week, a new peak that reverses much of the angst over the past several weeks, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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That left lawmakers from both parties uncertain about what their next steps should be, especially as they warily await to see if Trump reverses course on any of those controversial positions after sleeping on them.
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The tall kid reverses direction in a blink, sticks out an impossibly long, Durant-like arm, plucks the pass out of the air and in four long strides dribbles downcourt and goes airborne and whap!
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Every time you do this, you buy time, but the problem gets harder because the types of damage that the therapy reverses will catch up, and those imperfections just need to be progressively partially eliminated.
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That admonition reverses Trump's previously stated position that repeal and replace must occur at the same time and would have far-reaching consequences on the American healthcare system if the Republican-led Senate follows through.
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In further contrast to Constable's scrupulous spatial construction, he reverses the spatial position of the cornfield: it becomes a rectangle of thick golden paint protruding from the mesh's surface— something tactile that is reaching toward us.
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In an unprecedented endorsement of harm-reduction principles, America's top doctor is urging everyday Americans, including drug users themselves, to carry naloxone, a drug that reverses the effects of opioid overdoses via injection or nasal spray.
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Fitch forecasts the fiscal surplus will fall to 0003% of GDP in 2017 and 2018 as this underspending reverses, and owing to the government's 2017 tax reform measures that were approved by parliament in December 2016.
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We could even see a 5-3 vote in favor of the president, with Chief Justice Roberts joining the liberals in an opinion that reverses the lower court and leaves our creaky system of governance intact.
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But even as the Islamic State has suffered reverses in Iraq and Syria, the consistent message of its leaders — that their followers should strike whenever and wherever they can — has allowed the group to portray strength.
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Opinion polls show Modi remains the front runner to win another five-year term, but his Bharatiya Janata Party has suffered reverses in some local elections in the past few months that have energized the opposition.
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Yet Trump's gut-level leadership also reverses a traditional policy process that presidents of both parties have maintained, reasoning it can lead to good decisions and an awareness of the pitfalls of certain courses of action.
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The intrigue: President Trump is pulling the U.S. out of the agreement, but the data show how a future president who reverses course would be challenged to meet the existing commitment, let alone a tougher pledge.
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Schumer's opposition to a legislative fix means there likely won't be a quick end to the emotional images of immigrant children being separated from their families unless Trump backs down and reverses his "zero tolerance" policy.
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The rule reverses an Obama-era NLRB policy that deemed companies like McDonald's to be "joint employers" and thus responsible for franchise-level violations such as retaliatory firings for union organizing, The New York Times reported.
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Ms. Huxtable's current show, "A Split During Laughter at the Rally," at Reena Spaulings on the Lower East Side, reverses that dynamic: Rather than her body, Ms. Huxtable's voice — funny, acerbic, malicious even — is on display.
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It also asks federal agencies to discount the cost of carbon in policy decisions and the weight of climate change considerations in infrastructure permitting, and it reverses rules limiting methane leakage from oil and gas facilities.
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A supervised injection facility is a walk-in center where drug users can get clean equipment and use (their own) drugs under the watchful eye of staff armed with naloxone, the antidote that instantly reverses overdose.
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"Though its too early to say, especially if the Chilean peso reverses quickly and beyond the central bank's expectations, the higher inflation forecasts bias the next move to a hike," Citi analysts wrote in a note.
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This new tax law reverses the law introduced 215 years ago, which was created with the hope of freeing up more money for the divorcing couple and easing the transition from paying taxes jointly to separately.
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As the night went on, he proposed American-Russian operations against the real threat in the world, Islamic terrorists, and proclaimed his patriotic plan to restore the country after the economic reverses of the previous decade.
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"Recollections of My Nonexistence" is an un-self-centered book that often reverses the figure-ground relationship, portraying the emergence of a writer and her voice from a particular cultural moment and set of fortuitous influences.
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Trevor Noah reacted with alarm to President Trump's decision on Wednesday to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — a move that reverses seven decades of U.S. policy and threatens to further destabilize the Middle East.
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Mayra Joachin, staff attorney at NILC, told me Trump's order was unconstitutional because it reverses a longstanding policy without a stated reason, and because it racially discriminates against Latinos, who comprise 93 percent of DACA recipients.
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The squeeze on lending could stabilize the lira and help banks meet rising costs, though it reverses months of pressure from the government regulator to keep a lid on borrowing costs as the economy tipped into recession.
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As radiation pressure is lost in the switch from light to matter, the star suddenly contracts; when the compression causes fuel in the outer shells of the star to ignite, the contraction reverses and the star explodes.
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The approval reverses a decision by former President Barack Obama to reject the project, but the company still needs to win financing, acquire local permits, and fend off likely legal challenges for the pipeline to be built.
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The government, which has promised the European Commission it would keep cutting the budget deficit even as it reverses many of the austerity measures of the previous administration, has to present a draft budget by mid-October.
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Taking away a bit of a superstar's edge might prolong a match and give fans more to cheer, but it rarely reverses the outcome against one of the greatest players of all time on his preferred surface.
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The squeeze on lending could stabilise the lira and help banks meet rising costs, though it reverses months of pressure from the government regulator to keep a lid on borrowing costs as the economy tipped into recession.
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The unanimous decision by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reverses a ruling by a federal judge in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who found that continued use of a previously authorized trademark amounts to infringement but not counterfeiting.
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The company is expecting data on Repatha later this year and in early 2017 that could encourage more reimbursement by insurers if results show that it reverses plaque buildup in arteries and prevents heart attacks and deaths.
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Trump is skeptical of the science behind climate change, and has sought to roll back Obama's environmental regulations as part of an "America First" agenda that reverses many of Obama's actions on trade, defense and international affairs.
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LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - The size of the Bank of England's balance sheet is likely to roughly halve when it reverses quantitative easing to around 275-375 billion pounds, a senior central bank official said on Wednesday.
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This was seen as a major victory for the pro-lifers, Vox's Jen Kirby explained, since the move reverses Obama-era rules that barred health care workers from denying coverage for transgender patients or those seeking abortions.
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The 6-3 ruling reverses a decision by a three-judge panel on the same court that stalled the process by ordering the US Department of Health and Human Services to find a sponsor for the girl.
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The trade reverses a move, reported by Reuters in early January, that Odey was positioning for the pound to strengthen as he expected Britain to stay in the European Union despite the outcome of the 2016 referendum.
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Consider the new guidance on marijuana that Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued last week, which reverses Obama-era policy and gives prosecutors more leeway to enforce federal laws against the drug in states where it is legal.
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His decision to run reverses a recruiting miss for Republicans, who feared their hopes of unseating a Democratic senator in a deep-red state -- Trump won North Dakota in 2016 by 36 percentage points -- were slipping away.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)The ashes of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro were carried Wednesday from the capital, Havana, at the start of a journey that reverses the route Castro took across the island after seizing power in 1959.
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Attorney Jeff Sessions just told a huge group of law enforcement officials in Nashville that President Trump will sign an executive order that reverses an Obama-era ban on the military giving equipment to local police for free.
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The pound has become more sensitive to the progress of Brexit negotiations, and the latest weakness largely reverses last week's gains, which came after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, struck a conciliatory note in his comments.
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But that's not so far from the frequency (70%) with which the high court reverses all circuit courts—no surprise, as the justices often aren't keen to hear cases they think were correctly decided in the court below.
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After October 1942, Stone's analysis found that the increased rate of murders ended not due to German reverses in the war, but because the death camps had simply run out of people to kill in German-occupied Poland.
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The second index is for the first time we have a very positive capital formation index in the Greek economy indicating that there is a lot of investment going on at various levels which reverses the previous quarter.
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Harris' plan also reverses a Trump administration action that narrowed the definition of "fugitive from justice," which allows a gun sale unless a person can be shown to have fled a state for the purpose of avoiding charges.
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Advocates for separation between church and state believe that if the Supreme Court reverses the lower court it will clear the way for the government -- under certain circumstances -- to be required to give state funds to religious institutions.
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Court of appeals for the federal circuit reverses delaware court that had ruled the patents were indefinite * Lawsuit relates to cox complaint in delaware federal court that the sprint patents are invalid and not infringed * Over ip technology
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Trump's plan, which he announced via Twitter on Wednesday morning, reverses a policy initially approved by the Defense Department in 2016, which was still under final review, that would allow transgender individuals to openly serve in the military.
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Not only can that transition build a climate-safe economy, it can build one that reverses our current race toward low wages, economic insecurity, inequality, and intensified injustice against people of color, women, immigrants, and other disadvantaged groups.
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Signed: April 43, 2017 The order reverses a ban on Arctic leasing put in place under the Obama administration in December and directs Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to review areas available for off-shore oil and gas exploration.
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While unexpected, a downgrade could also result from a prolonged inability to competitively access debt capital markets, if the Danish business faces a significant asset quality deterioration that materially impacts capitalisation or if the improving earnings trend reverses.
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Related columns: - Global economy is running out of momentum - Hedge funds quit oil as rally reverses - Oil prices ease as supply outlook improves - Oil prices ease as funds continue profit-taking — John Kemp is a Reuters market analyst.
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This reverses a decision made last year, when a court ordered Facebook to stop using cookies to keep tabs on the web browsing of people who were not logged into accounts or had otherwise opted out of tracking.
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"We expect that pressure on pricing will ease, as freight demand stabilizes, headwinds in energy markets moderate and an increase in fuel prices reverses some of the benefits that truck carriers gained from low fuel costs," Lipsch wrote.
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On Saturday, Nigeria's two main labor unions called for an indefinite general strike from Wednesday unless the government reverses its plan to increase the price of petrol, which many rely on for power generation as well as transport.
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On Saturday, Nigeria's two main labour unions called for an indefinite general strike from Wednesday unless the government reverses its plan to increase the price of petrol, which many rely on for power generation as well as transport.
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To this day, harm reduction activists view that scene as a gigantic missed opportunity to teach the public about naloxone, an opioid antagonist that reverses overdoses, which is either injected intramuscularly (thigh or arm) or via nasal spray.
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The "biological opinion" — released jointly on Tuesday by the Interior Department and the Commerce Department — reverses scientific findings made a decade ago, which granted Endangered Species Act protections for certain types of West Coast salmon and the smelt.
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A rising animus toward women reaches a zenith of sorts in "The Chaste Suzanne" of 1922, which verges on cartoon kitsch and reverses the biblical tale of Susanna and the Elders, casting the woman as a sly trickster.
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The decision, announced on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' website Thursday morning, reverses a 2015 policy that deemed same-sex couples to be apostates of the faith, which made their children ineligible for baptism.
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US is 'ready to respond' General Joseph Dunford, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Tuesday the US is "ready to respond" if Kim reverses course on lowered tensions and a crisis broke out on the peninsula.
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The regulation, which reverses an Obama-era rule that clarified tips are the property of workers who earn them, was lambasted by Democrats and labor rights groups for not including any safeguard to stop employers from pocketing tips.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The number of French citizens traveling to join Islamic State in 2016 has dropped drastically from last year, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said on Tuesday, putting the fall down to military reverses suffered by the militant group.
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"In the past, we have seen new drugs follow a pattern in which use increases at a fast pace during a honeymoon period and then reverses course and declines as knowledge of the substance's drawbacks became known," Miech continued.
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Page talks to Jake Tapper soon Trump reverses position, says NATO is "no longer obsolete" in joint news conference with NATO secretary general Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page declines repeatedly to answer whether the FBI has interviewed him.
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If, for whatever reason, it reverses course we could expect to see falls in commodity and energy prices, reflecting lower demand from China, and a big hit to the resource economies which have done well out of its growth.
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For the first time, they have to factor in the possibility that the Fed reverses course and embraces negative interest rates — which will pile new stress onto banks in the regulators' list of Systemically Important Financial Institutions, or SIFIs.
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The law reverses a previous rule put in place by the Obama administration and could make it even more difficult for low-income people in conservative states to access birth control, well-woman exams, cancer screenings, and other services.
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The environment ministry said this week that animal markets will only be able to trade in cattle meant for agricultural purposes, the biggest blow yet for meat suppliers facing several reverses under Modi's three-year old Hindu nationalist government.
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The Trump administration's decision, which went into effect on Monday, reverses a policy that then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton put into place in 2009, which made visas available to same-sex partners of foreign diplomats or UN officials.
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"The reforms won't lay the issue of currency devaluation to rest, as the peg will again come under pressure if the oil price recovery reverses," said George Birch Reynardson at Somerset Capital Management, who is invested in Saudi stocks.
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As the switch to electric cars reverses the trend in the rich world towards falling electricity consumption, policymakers will need to help, by ensuring that there is enough generating capacity—in spite of many countries' broken system of regulation.
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"In the long run, growth in state revenues from gambling activities slows or even reverses and declines, so it's important to take into consideration market competition within the state and among neighboring states," wrote Thomas Gais, the institute's director.
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Raonic's heartbreaking 5-7 7-6 (5) 7-6 (9) semi-final loss made it a hat-trick of reverses in London alone this year against Murray, following two in quick succession at the Queen's Club and Wimbledon finals.
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The police in Upper Darby, Pa., have even posted a video of another man shooting heroin on a public bus, and then being revived by Narcan, which reverses the effects of a heroin overdose, to demonstrate the drug's effectiveness.
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This sequel reverses the structure of the first film, leaving Mr. Incredible at home with the kids, while Elastigirl goes out to battle evil and further the good name of superheroes (who are still outlawed in the Incredibles universe).
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And so, Bannon recants -- later citing, weirdly, his "experiences as a Naval officer stationed aboard a destroyer whose main mission was to hunt Soviet submarines" -- and totally reverses course in terms of his broader opinion on Don Jr.. 2.
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The 2-1 decision from a panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reverses a May ruling by U.S. District Judge Michael Watson who struck down the law that limited early voting, saying it violated voters' rights.
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They should also be leveraging candidates' public statements into public action, by pressuring prominent candidates who have said that they support a climate debate to refuse to participate in DNC-sponsored debates until the DNC reverses its previous position.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday the U.S. government had reached a deal with ZTE that reverses a ban on it buying parts from U.S. suppliers, allowing China's No. 2 telecommunications equipment maker to get back into business.
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The pick-up in income growth this year reverses a steady downward trend since the current dataset began being released in 2013 and is a positive sign for an economy that Beijing says needs a bigger contribution from consumers.
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The big picture: The decision reverses a 2018 ruling by the Justice Department's Board of Immigration Appeals that a Mexican migrant whose father was targeted by a drug cartel could be eligible for asylum, per the New York Times.
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If he does so, he will have succeeded where Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayHold the Brexit Champagne U.K.'s Boris Johnson reverses, requests extension of Brexit deadline Boris Johnson urges UK parliament to approve Brexit deal MORE failed so miserably.
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Trump's decree also reverses a ban on coal leasing on federal lands, undoes rules to curb methane emissions from oil and gas production and reduces the weight of climate change and carbon emissions in policy and infrastructure permitting decisions.
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But Gulf banks are now much less flush as their deposit growth slows or even reverses; the government of Qatar raised a syndicated loan of only $5.5 billion this month, after originally aiming for as much as $10 billion.
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The change, detailed in a memo released on Friday, reverses a prohibition issued under President George W. Bush, and appears to be a concession by the United States that finding safer variants of the weapons has so far failed.
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As we reported ... when paramedics arrived they administered Narcan, which reverses the effects of an opioid OD. Our sources say the bodyguard, the assistant and others on Demi's team were aware she had fallen off the wagon months before.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's historic defeat in the House of Commons yesterday has emboldened those in Westminster and around the country who argue a second referendum is needed to decide whether the U.K. goes ahead with Brexit or reverses course.
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"The signals that the Big Top in risk assets is approaching in coming quarters will likely be fatigue in high yield & U.S. banks, a contrarian rally in gold, and rates volatility as the era of excess liquidity reverses," the strategists wrote.
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"The pound is likely to weaken in the near-term as the costs of Brexit become more tangible, but could eventually surge if the UK reverses its decision to leave the EU," wrote William Adams of Pittsburgh-based PNC Financial Services.
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And when Earth passes one of those distant planets in its journey around the sun, to those of us standing on terra firma, it seems like that far-off object reverses direction — but that&aposs just a trick of your brain.
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Public health officials nationwide have responded to the crisis in part by promoting so-called harm reduction measures that include broadening access to naloxone — a prescription drug that reverses opioid overdoses — to emergency responders, family members, and drug users themselves.
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"If Powell talks about lower for longer and reverses some of the hawkish comments that we heard from Fed members earlier this week, we could see it supporting oil," said Michael McCarthy, chief market analyst at CMC Markets in Sydney.
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Parts of the change are set to go into effect on April 23rd, however the bulk of the order — which reverses the tough net neutrality rules put into place in 2015 — still doesn't have a date for when it'll be official.
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Increasing distribution of naloxone, a life-saving drug that reverses overdoses, would decrease deaths by 4.1%; moderately expanding medication-assisted treatment (MAT), which reduces craving for drugs and helps users lead a more normal life, would cause another 2.4% drop.
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The currency also runs the risk of being dumped around the presidential election if Republican Donald Trump reverses his current trend of losing ground in the polls, or if either he or Democrat Hillary Clinton ramps up anti-trade commentary.
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Lowering the age to 21 for women and 23.6471 for men is popular in particular among supporters of the governing right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) party, and reverses an increase to 67 approved in 2012 by the former centrist government.
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As the head of the opposition, independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Tsai risks antagonizing China if she attempts to forcefully assert Taiwan's sovereignty and reverses eight years of warming China ties under incumbent China-friendly President Ma Ying-jeou.
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"The 'deal' represents the most material breakthrough since the trade war started, but it neither rolls back existing tariffs nor reverses the damaging spillover of tensions into technology areas," Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific Market Strategist at AxiTrader said in a note.
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His opinion reverses a January effort by outgoing former President Barack Obama to encode the Interior Department's ability to prosecute those who accidentally kill migratory birds, which never went into effect as it was suspended shortly after Trump came into office.
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Greg Abbott (R) is threatening to withhold more than $85033 million in law enforcement funding from one of the largest counties in his state unless its newly elected sheriff reverses a plan to refuse to comply with federal immigration law.
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It also poses a risk for the automakers if a Democrat wins the White House in November 2020 and reverses Trumps actions, allowing California to set its own rules and revert to the tougher national emissions standards of the Obama era.
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If the Labor Department reverses its decision in the Palmer case, it could disband the two-part system in favor of a one-part system that would make it "more difficult for whistleblowers to prove their cases," the senators warn.
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The bill that lowers the number of gubernatorial appointees from 1,500 to 300, meanwhile, reverses a drastic increase the legislature enacted only after McCrory took office in 2012––meaning the vast majority of McCrory's appointees would keep their jobs under Cooper.
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The show reverses the balance of perspective from the book: A pair of F.B.I. agents, John O'Neill (Jeff Daniels) and Ali Soufan (Tahar Rahim), replace bin Laden and Zawahri as the central characters, and the point of view is firmly American.
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His opinion reverses a January effort by outgoing former President Barack Obama to encode the Interior Department's ability to prosecute those who accidentally kill migratory birds, which never went into effect as it was suspended shortly after Trump came into office.
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"It reverses a very sensible policy that's been in place for more than two decades under both Republican and Democratic administrations," said Douglas Rice, a senior policy analyst at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a nonpartisan think tank.
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The middle of the LP reverses course from the oft-pretty Americana of side A. In 2018, Giannascoli guested on an EP by avant-electronic artist Oneohtrix Point Never, and the darkly cinematic mood of their collaboration echoes on these songs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Friday it will open its embassy to Israel in Jerusalem in May, a move from Tel Aviv that reverses decades of U.S. policy and is bound to trouble U.S. allies who have already objected.
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The move by Olivier Le Peuch reverses his predecessors' big investments that took the world's largest oilfield services company deeper into shale and oilfield operations and shows that he intends to shift the company toward more software and services-driven arms.
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Communities across the country are confronting the mounting evidence of climate change and developing means of fortifying buildings and infrastructure against rising sea levels and ever-more-intense storms, even as the Trump administration reverses policies premised on climate change.
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Amazon's sudden decision last week to abandon its plan to build a big campus in Queens, in the face of protests from some local politicians and community activists, is a setback — but not one that reverses tech's climb in the city.
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So Hawley supports a lawsuit that reverses Obamacare's preexisting conditions protections, and the provisions that make them possible even without an individual mandate, while putting his faith in Congress to pass a brand new health care bill to reinstitute those protections.
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In terms of people who benefit, this legislation reverses a variety of the revenue raisers in the ACA, in particular tax increases on high-income people that help to pay for the cost of the coverage expansion, those would go away.
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A number of initiatives have aimed to tackle drug overdoses, such as addressing opioid prescription guidelines and distributing naloxone, which reverses overdoses, according to Dave Thomas, a program official in the National Institute on Drug Abuse's Division of Epidemiology Services and Prevention Research.
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The report, which looked at income stagnation in 25 advanced economies, found that 81 percent of households in the United States had flat or falling incomes—part of a global phenomenon that reverses decades of income advancement across most segments of the population.
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According to the IWGB CLB: Couriers at the UberEATS food delivery firm have declared an all-day wildcat strike on Friday unless the company reverses pay cuts and implements payment rates equivalent to a living wage of £9.40 per hour, plus costs.
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The decision, which is sure to reverberate in the presidential election campaign, reverses a January 2015 proposal for new leases in the Atlantic as part of the department's five-year plan to set new boundaries for oil development in federal waters through 2022.
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The bill, which the usually camera-friendly President signed without any media present, reverses an Obama-era regulation that prohibited states from withholding money from facilities that perform abortions, arguing that many of these facilities also provide other family planning and medical services.
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Previously, the BoE said it expected its balance sheet to shrink when it ultimately reverses quantitative easing, but not to return to pre-crisis levels due to a long-term increase in commercial lenders' demand to hold reserves at the central bank.
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That's the 42nd state legislative seat Democrats have flipped since Donald Trump's inauguration, and though that only slightly reverses Democrats' massive down-ballot losses during the Obama administration, it's a pretty solid down payment considering that few seats have been up so far.
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It also poses a risk for automakers if a Democrat wins the White House in next year's election and reverses Trumps actions, and also reinstates Californias right to set its own rules and tougher national emissions standards adopted by President Barack Obama.
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The ruling, which the White House vowed to appeal, halts the administration's efforts to address what it sees as safety concerns in the industry and reverses what producers had seen as a first step toward full federal regulation of all fracking activity.
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"Unless the district makes significant operational changes and reverses the current state of its financial affairs it may well be placed in Financial Recovery Status which means loss of local control of district operations," said Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale in a statement.
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Maartje Wijffelaars, senior economist at Rabobank told CNBC Monday that the risk that Greece goes on a spending spree or reverses reforms after the current program is limited as current and future debt relief is tied to prudent fiscal and economic policy.
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Read more:LIVE: Kurt Volker dramatically reverses his public testimony from what he previously told CongressRepublicans tried to smear Alexander Vindman by implying the US military officer has dual loyalty to UkraineCongressional Republicans are repeating many baseless conspiracy theories in Trump's impeachment inquiry.
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The disclosures of private meetings came as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, speaking at a NATO meeting, said the U.S. will maintain its sanctions against Russia until Moscow "reverses its actions" in neighboring Ukraine, where it has annexed part of the country.
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One has to wonder why the more than $75 billion that the United States has poured into training the Afghan security forces have not produced a level of performance that would have resulted in reverses for the far more poorly equipped Taliban.
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While that might upset some Republican lawmakers, at least the bill addresses one of the most misplaced priorities in the student aid programs: It reverses the large increases in loan forgiveness benefits for graduate students enacted under the Bush and Obama administrations.
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But then Chiang does something surprising: He basically reverses the entire course of the plot, showing that in fact these technologies don't really create problems themselves, but instead foist demands on people to confront their own memories and the underlying problems they signify.
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Trump enjoys the loyalty of millions of devotees who are willing to support his positions even when he reverses those positions from one day to the next, who are willing to take his word even though that word has proven serially unreliable.
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It is part of a $1.4 trillion government spending package — including the Pentagon&aposs budget — that provides a steady stream of financing for Trump&aposs U.S.-Mexico border fence and reverses unpopular and unworkable automatic spending cuts to defense and domestic programs.
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"Regarding the Buffalo no touchdown, nothing more irritating to an official than to make a great call and then someone in a suit in an office in New York incorrectly reverses it," the former N.F.L. officiating vice president Mike Pereira wrote on Twitter.
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Tuesday's decision reverses a ruling in mid-October in which the Supreme Court declared that banks, not their customers, were legally responsible for the tax - signalling a potential windfall for borrowers but a big headache for banks which had lobbied hard against the change.
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Of course, just about all major providers now claim to support net neutrality, so long as the FCC reverses its decision to regulate them as "Title II" common carriers, which means they're subjected to some of the same standards that traditional phone companies are.
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The former surgeon general applauded the efforts that have been made by his successor – Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams – and others to provide much wider access to naloxone – a life-saving drug that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose by blocking the effects of other opioids.
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"Private equity firms are less impacted by the volatility and the turbulence," said Jeff Raich, co-president of investment bank Moelis & Co. While it is possible that the M&A slowdown reverses in 2019 - should economic sentiment pick up - dealmakers are preparing for leaner times.
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But it is a scene in which Maeve (Thandie Newton), a now powerful and self-aware host, demands that her former coder and storyteller boss Lee (Simon Quarterman) strip in front of her that forcefully reverses the power imbalance that had existed between them.
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The outspoken actress spoke with us Tuesday at LAX about the newest hot-button issue surrounding a controversial law in Georgia that just passed, and Alyssa's call-to-arms to fight it ... women to withhold sex from men until the Peach State reverses course.
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Public health experts attribute that to a combination of Medicaid expansion (which widened access to treatment); declining street availability of some of the most addictive opioids; the widespread availability of naloxone, which reverses opioid overdoses if rapidly administered; and post-treatment support for recovering addicts.
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The film reverses the dynamic of the original 1987 comedy, which found Hawn portraying a spoiled heiress who's cruel to the struggling carpenter (Russell) working on her yacht — only to have the tables turned on her when she takes a tumble and loses her memory.
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Led Zeppelin 'Houses of the Holy': Facebook Reverses Ban on Album Cover With Images of Naked Children Most of us get on Facebook for one specific reason: we want to post the album cover for Led Zeppelin's iconic 1973 record, Houses of the Holy.
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EXIT polling from the Italian general election on March 4th signalled that the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S) had emerged as far and away the largest political force in the country and that mainstream parties of left and right could expect chastening reverses.
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"General Motors' decision today ... will not go unchallenged by the UAW," said Terry Dittes, the union's vice president in charge of negotiations with GM. Some UAW workers could land jobs at other GM factories, but many will face uncertain futures unless GM reverses course.
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Iowa's Governor Kim Reynolds said that President Donald Trump told her on a phone call on Wednesday that he was committed to renewable fuels, though advocates say they won't be satisfied until the EPA reverses recent steps it has taken to lower renewable fuel requirements.
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But even if the Fed reverses course on December's 25 basis point interest rate increase - its first hike in nearly a decade - that took it to a range of 0.25 and 0.5 percent, it's not clear it would help the economy much, Goolsbee noted.
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It also poses a risk for the automakers if a Democrat wins the White House in next year's election and reverses Trump's actions, and also reinstates California's right to set its own rules and tougher national emissions standards adopted under former President Barack Obama.
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A presidential shift Now, people familiar with the President's thinking say Trump's position has shifted so that he feels that he and Bolton are on the same page on Syria -- even as Bolton all but reverses Trump's earlier order for an immediate withdrawal of troops.
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If Donald Trump's sudden reversal in rhetoric and policy is a true change of heart toward Syrian civilians, who are facing one of the greatest humanitarian crises in the history of the world, there will be one clear indicator: whether he reverses his travel ban.
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Two felt banners based on found college campus flyers, "Untitled (Pasolini)" (1990) and "Untitled (Christian Drama/Thursday Night)" (1993), are similarly ominous, while the series Timeless/Authorless (1995) reverses the dynamic, inserting traumatic narratives in unexpected places, like a staggering return of the repressed.
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Instead of Marquese Chriss ending the possession with an open corner three (where he's 2-for-12 on the year, but still), Warren reverses the ball back to Booker for another side pick-and-roll that Denver's defense is already loaded up to stop.
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Trump's memo to the secretary of defense reverses a Pentagon requirement that prevented sports stars at the U.S. Military Academy, the Naval Academy and the Air Force Academy from joining professional teams immediately after graduation and hurt recruiting of top athletes at the schools.
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In other words, Twitter basically takes the 153:2 advantage Democrats 45-years-old and older have over those under the age of 45 in the makeup of Democratic primary voters and reverses it to make a 3:2 advantage for Democrats younger than 45.
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"Three years into the Trump administration, the U.S. economy continues to outperform pre-2016 election expectations and also reverses or improves trends compared to the prior expansion after the Great Recession," said Tomas Philipson, acting chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisors.
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"I think that the back half of September, early October, it's right to take a stab at really buying dips in TLT and being long Treasuries, thinking this little spike in yields reverses and we see a pullback back down to potentially lows," he said.
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When I think about what could trigger a dramatic change in our politics in the coming decades — a change that actually reverses our levels of polarization or forges a more unifying identity — I find myself thinking about Walter Scheidel's thesis in The Great Leveler.
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