DG: I don't think that we should revert — not revert, but change our system to the European one.
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SORKIN: BUT NONETHELESS, HE SEEMED TO THEN REVERT – AND I DON'T THINK WE HAVE THE FULL CLIP -- HE SEEMED TO THEN REVERT TO TALK ABOUT CHINA.
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Formula One will now revert to the 2015 qualifying format.
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Taiwan will not revert to the old path of confrontation.
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I'm going to still revert back to what I said.
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The case will now revert to the court in Bern.
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If you revert to original Medicare, you'll have until Feb.
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Delete the Serialize key if you want to revert back.
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Fitch expects Modern Land's 2H7503 GPM to revert to 20%.
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Their roles, ostensibly, revert back to when they first met.
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And you can revert to it, if you need to.
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AND WHEN IT REVERTS IT TENDS TO REVERT PRETTY SHARPLY.
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Fitch expects Modern Land's 2H16 GPM to revert to 20%.
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When people are naked and alone they revert to tribe.
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Bret: Just stop me when I revert to ALL CAPS.
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And I think we, the people, should be deciding... CAVUTO: When you say revert it back, then, revert it back, do you mean that marriage can only be accepted between a man and a woman?
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Afterward, Melancon would revert to his original, pre-October contract status.
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Then, tariffs would revert to so-called "most favoured nation" rates.
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The legislation announced Wednesday seeks to revert to the previous process.
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It can revert to literally hundreds of earlier shapes by memory.
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They can then revert the file back to any prior state.
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Unclaimed funds revert back to state programs authorized by the Legislature.
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Revert to Mean Empathy is often misapplied in a startup context.
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I'm sure in the future he'll revert back to that persona.
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Rubio's strong night Rubio seemed to revert to form Thursday night.
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If he goes unclaimed, Kouandjio would revert to the Redskins' roster.
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Now that crime rates are lower, gun owners' views might revert.
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Whether the market will revert more to fundamentals is still unclear.
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"In no event will money revert back to Niantic" it reads.
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Good on Apple for letting users revert back to the madness.
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The naming rights will revert to the J.C.C. in 30 years.
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Mr. Taylor wants the Fed to revert to the minimalist mechanics.
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So had to revert back to the older paper note system.
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Here's hoping he'll revert to his old look when it wraps!
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Will it ever revert to the mean where active comes back?
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It's so easy to revert back to small and mediocre thinking.
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The stakes are too high to revert to business as usual.
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If for any reason you experience issues after changing your ID, you can revert back to your original ID for free at any time (you will only be able to revert once during the preview program).
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After that, the phone will automatically revert back to Samsung's stock theme.
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After the Olympics, it's possible tensions will revert back to 2017 levels.
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Misys will now revert to its existing capital structure, the sources said.
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One solution might be to revert to using a non-smartphone phone.
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If they revert back to their usual percentages, things could open up.
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In the morning, they revert to their tender, caring little Mogwai selves.
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The cap would revert to $22.9 million in loan value after Dec.
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In 2019, the deduction will revert to 10 percent of your AGI.
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Come 10993, the brackets are set to revert to their previous levels.
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The game remains in first-person, and doesn't revert to a cutscene.
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This is just in case you need to revert to iOS 10.
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If the company prevails, it could revert to bundling its free services.
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Next year, absent legislative action, the hurdle will revert to 10 percent.
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Most other states will just revert to the pre-ACA status quo.
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In 30 more years, Hong Kong will fully revert to the mainland.
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When you're not, your device will revert back to running on 4G.
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Will a new Trump revert to his decades of agreeing with Sen.
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The limits will revert back to their normal 3 cents on Tuesday.
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In the meantime, county officials have been forced to revert to paper systems.
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MEPs from non-euro countries might revert to being nominated by national parliaments.
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According to MacGeneration, you can revert any change you make from any device.
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The Flat Earthers want to revert to a pre-Copernicus understanding of Earth.
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Undoubtedly, though, some of its surviving fighters will revert to suicide-bomb attacks.
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The American political system features a strong tendency to revert toward the mean.
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Should those powers revert to the national level, or be devolved further down?
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Unless this changes, social inequality could revert to medieval levels, Mr Weyl warns.
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As soon as it warms up again, it'll revert to its shape memory.
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Giving up on SMS could cause users to revert to password-only logins.
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Beijing does not appear likely to revert to its bad old ways soon.
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The idea is that — statistically — asset classes tend to revert to their averages.
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Whether to protect their dominance or avoid hardship, most countries revert to protectionism.
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"We should initially expect a 'risk on' market before investors revert to fundamentals."
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It is simply too remote and too unusual to revert to the mean.
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Once you go around a couple of corners, revert to 12-minute miles.
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In their minds, the party should revert to their control and their agenda.
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That change could revert if the Senate passes its Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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The overall discretionary funding level should revert to the Budget Control Act level.
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Even medical professionals revert to a euphemistic phrase that translates as 'woman's body.
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Just open it again, tap the Edit button and choose Revert to Original.
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Those statistics are likely to revert to the mean in the next game.
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Will crush their spirits, will revert their actions, and will kill more people.
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And so it's likely that the building will revert to an office building.
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Limits for lean hog futures will revert to 3 cents for Wednesday's trade.
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He predicted Dubuque County was ready to revert to the Democrats in 2020.
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If you want to switch back, click the blue "Revert" option that appears.
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Or will he revert back to his normal adversarial approach -- today's events notwithstanding?
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Users can still revert back to previous Bitmoji styles in the app's settings.
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That parcel was always meant to revert to parkland once the Sounds decamped.
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If it's anything like last time, it will likely revert back to normal soon.
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The tool also lets you revert to the document's earlier states whenever you please.
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"Option hedging is a temporary impact (intraday momentum) that tends to revert," Kolanovic said.
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Still, for some reason I don't want to revert back to the old Gmail.
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When the Internet bubble burst in 2000, people did not revert to fax machines.
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Both the P- and M-Series revert back to a more traditional menu system.
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The fear is that it will revert to type and let credit surge again.
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Will he revert to a non-speaking Pikachu by the end of the game?
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But once these devices are removed, drivers typically revert back to their old ways.
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The pub will revert back to its original name at the end of January.
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If your score isn't high enough, apps could revert back to asking for passwords.
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Why did you revert to traditional guidance when your company is bigger than that?
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Then, on average, three days later, the polls revert back to their baseline level.
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The first is to revert to the "for-profit" model available before the ACA.
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You'll also be able to revert any cropped photos back to their original image.
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The state will revert to its previous, less restrictive, policy for the November election.
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Advantageous or not, it often proves difficult to revert back to the status quo.
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All three counties were forced to revert to the numbers they posted on Saturday.
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Indeed, he has tried to pivot before, only to revert to form soon after.
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However, the Outlook may revert to Stable if the above factors do not materialise.
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Or, the DPRK could easily revert to its former belligerency, as in past times.
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If it distracts students or bogs down teachers, they'll revert to the status quo.
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Once a Red Sox fan, always uh hoping that various Yankees revert to Maas.
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If we ever get back to normal, I suspect I'll revert to being wary.
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Some of Mr Johnson's advisers want to revert to a Northern Ireland-only backstop.
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This will revert your Spotify picture back to a gray silhouette of a person.
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After the first six months, the price will revert back to £20 per month.
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Once we received reports of the problem, we were able to revert it immediately.
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Current interim CEO Simon Gordon will revert to his role of chief financial officer.
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Perhaps, critics of the referendum argue, Turkey should revert to the purely parliamentary system.
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He would want to do better, fall back into old habits, recover, revert, etc.
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Eventually, things should revert to normal, and that's what's worrying the former Fed chairman.
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But then institutional muscle memory will take over, and they will revert to type.
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But the master artist could revert his eye to a straight alignment when focused.
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Daily limits for feeder cattle futures will revert to 4.5 cents for Wednesday's trade.
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You will have the option to revert the roles and be the one asked.
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Photo editing is non-destructive, which means that you can open a photo again and revert to the original photo if you're not happy with your color adjustments — you can also go back and revert individual changes without undoing all your work.
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I think God&aposs design for marriage and family, we will revert back to that.
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But we don&apost revert -- resort to violence, and we certainly, don&apost encourage it.
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However, then the Outlook may revert to Stable if the above factors do not materialise.
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Without such a deal, Britain would revert immediately to trading under WTO rules, implying tariffs.
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I revert to the child that was terrified of the bully, and my monster father.
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Even younger Americans often revert to traditional attitudes and roles when they have a family.
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If you receive an email from Instagram, click "revert this change" and change your password.
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Since stock prices tend to revert to a mean value, they must be somewhat predictable.
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Should Kim revert to hostile acts, that would leave South Korea in a real bind.
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At the beginning of winter, you'd revert to standard time and turn the clocks back.
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The opposite might well result if the pair revert to hawkishness when power changes hands.
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Pérez was able to save the situation, though he had to revert to drastic measures.
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Even with training, some said, it is exceedingly easy to revert to the original biases.
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However, the Outlook may revert to Stable if the negative factors above do not materialise.
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In the traditional financial system, financial intermediaries have the power to unilaterally revert illegitimate transactions.
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They will revert to their old-specification power unit for Saturday's qualifying and the race.
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But unglamorous clubs have previously won the Premier League, only to revert to relative mediocrity.
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Fitch expects Genting to revert to a net cash position once it completes pipeline projects.
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The plan was to tear them down and let the land revert to creek bed.
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As you might've noticed, Google is unilaterally force-quitting your option to revert to Gchat.
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Traffic rights between Germany and Britain could revert back to a bilateral deal from 1955.
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In the summer, I'll probably still revert to linen as it feels more breathable overall.
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For little kids, like 4- and 5-year-olds, they may revert to bed wetting.
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The polio vaccine, for instance, can in some cases revert back into a virulent strain.
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Such a move would essentially revert the Ninth District Congressional race back to square one.
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We revert back to earlier rules around how the internet works in the United States.
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"I revert to some Hollin Hills-isms when I have to go serious," he said.
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I typically revert back to Chrome within the day, sometimes after only a few minutes.
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Would the adult cell revert to an original state and turn into an embryonic cell?
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It's called mean reversion, the tendency for most investments to revert to long-term averages.
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Afterward, Disney+ will revert to standard pricing of £5.99 per month or £59.99 per year.
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Then they'll hope that the new administration will revert back to the traditional US position.
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Her room at the gallery will revert to a studio that she will rent out.
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History shows that big earnings increases like this have a tendency to revert to trend.
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That, in theory, makes it easier for business customers to review which versions of documents they want to revert to without having to revert to each one, one by one, to find the base case they are looking for after iterating on it a lot.
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Meanwhile, Alamia is undergoing speech therapy in an attempt to revert back to her true voice.
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He noted how these cycles historically tend to mean revert and last seven to eight years.
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Others suggest that things might revert to normal when someone new is in the White House.
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But, at least at first, Twitter may occasionally revert your timeline back to the algorithmic view.
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The second, less obvious, risk is that China will revert to a stodgily inefficient banking system.
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Image: Garry et AlSo, will future humans, much like our distant ancestors, revert to cave dwelling?
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As a result, they revert to old-fashioned working capital loans to cover their liquidity needs.
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The MNF has said that if it comes to power, it will revert to total prohibition.
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If the artwork remains missing on January 1, the reward will revert back to $5 million.
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Maybe he can get Trump to revert to his 2000-era support for Social Security privatization.
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He had to revert to odd jobs after the bus stopped running last year to Amazon.
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Now, for poor whites in the opioid epidemic, we often revert to the language of class.
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"It's hard to know what flipped the switch, but we started to mean-revert," Hogan said.
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The first is that large leads early in the campaign tend to revert towards the mean.
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It also makes it much easier to forge a signature, as signatures revert to block lettering.
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But if I'm feeling angry, happy, sad, I try to revert my mind to something else.
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I've said, 'I can do that, but six hours later he's going to revert to form.
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If it is not used by July 31, it will revert to its original $100 value.
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When there is high unemployment, people tend to revert to believing that men should be breadwinners.
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Control of the detention facility will officially revert to the Papua New Guinea military on Wednesday.
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It's just going to take some time — and patience — for rights to revert back to themselves.
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Whatever the facts, many journalists and Washington experts revert to familiar storylines: Both sides are hypocritical.
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They revert to the wee ones who played with that Shorthaired Pointer on the castle grounds.
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The city would revert to its previous version, as though leveled by some cosmic control-Z.
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"If it were to revert back to green, to me, it's still so beautiful," she says.
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The last thing the political center in Europe should do is revert to business as usual.
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Pinera early on announced measures to revert previously announced hikes in electricity rates and metro fares.
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Though in the Zakarian deposition, Trump did appear to revert to campaign mode for a moment.
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He's released an extension to make SoundCloud revert to 128 kbps MP3 streaming instead of Opus.
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"As soon as one little thing gets knocked off, you just revert right back," she says.
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It should certainly be removed and the circle should revert to being known as Grand Circle.
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If you don't, your payments could revert back to your original loan agreement and possibly increase.
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It's a beautiful new look, and I don't think anyone who opts in is gonna revert back.
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But they revert after often only one day or one speech of acting like a conventional Republican.
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If it did not acquire this information, the organism would gradually revert to equilibrium: It would die.
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But both also seemingly expect the other to revert to their old self at any given moment.
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If you really aren't feeling the gestures, you can revert back to the on-screen navigation buttons.
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Still, Trump is likely to revert back to the self-aggrandizement because it is who he is.
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If I didn't remember, my plan could revert back to Standard Repayment and mess up my payments.
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Snapchat has been busy on Twitter, telling users that they can't revert back to the old version.
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With Walmart, patients are "having to revert to an older insulin that can damage you," she said.
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Tronc will revert back to its 150-year-old name, the Tribune Publishing Company, by Oct. 9.
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"I am confident local police leaders and their communities will not revert to past practices," said Davis.
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And they'll both have to die before Snap will revert to a one-share, one-vote rule.
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Revert to one outdoor game per year and it always features the previous season's Stanley Cup finalists.
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If Ahmadinejad does mount a comeback, he is likely to revert to populist rhetoric to tap support.
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If you let them live, chances are they'll revert back to aggressive mode and attack you again.
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Riazuddin is expected to revert to his post as the deputy governor, according to an SBP source.
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It has also asked some countries to revert their decision to recognize Kosovo as a sovereign state.
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"We had record volatility to start the year and these things do tend to revert," he said.
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It wasn't so easy, after Zuma fell, just to revert to their former zeal for something different.
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To revert back to English or select a different language, just follow the same steps outlined above.
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Instead, they revert to caricatures of the rivalrous siblings they were when they lived together at Winterfell.
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"I doubt we will revert back to the selling we saw in March and April," he said.
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The new MacBook keyboard will revert to the sturdier, clickier keys of old, a prominent analyst reports.
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May's Northern Irish allies called that "an outrageous attempt to revert to the annexation of Northern Ireland".
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When people are not able to think properly or reason logically, they revert to relying on instincts.
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These are fundamentally different business models, and the law should simply revert to acknowledging that basic fact.
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All three countries are members of the World Trade Organization, so tariffs could revert to those levels.
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Islamic State is also widely expected to revert to guerilla tactics once it no longer holds territory.
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Without Nafta, American duties on Mexican goods would revert to levels set by the World Trade Organization.
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Without immigrants and diverse tech talent, Silicon Valley could revert back to being predominantly white and male.
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They fear that Biden and his advisers could easily revert to the hawkishness that dominated recent history.
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If he accepted, he would have to make concessions, would have to revert to being an American.
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ISIS may have lost its geographic space, but we should expect it to revert to an insurgency.
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Yes, we get grumpy and we get low blood sugar and we revert to our teenage selves.
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Trump himself warned he would revert to tariffs if the two sides could not resolve their differences.
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And, to some extent, encouraged those in the city to revert back to those miserablist reference points.
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The judge ordered the military to "revert to the status quo" and accept trans service members in 2018.
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Over the past year, I've seen myself revert back to old insecurities and anxieties: Am I good enough?
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Will you revert to some version of business as usual, a re-normalization, or is something else possible?
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Friends tell me to revert to the bar, and goodness knows it offers a better and safer livelihood.
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Would I feel freed from the fire that trapped our hunter-gather ancestors and revert simply to foraging?
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Every possible version of your screenplay is stored, allowing you to revert to previous iterations whenever you want.
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Moreover, the idea that Britain can at least revert to WTO rules has long been taken for granted.
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Under Mr Trump, it is likely to revert to mean "immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth".
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Somewhat sheepishly, one imagines, he decided to don his popish vestments and revert to saying the Latin mass.
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But, Dr. Polyak asked, why then would a pigmented skin cell spontaneously revert to a primitive embryo cell?
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It quickly estimates your blood alcohol content (BAC) and tells you precisely when it will revert to 0.00%.
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Unclear, but Hough paid a visit to her hairstylist in order to revert to her old, longer style.
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At least for the moment, investors will revert to saving billion-dollar valuations for exceptionally defensible, growing businesses.
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Last week, however, the firm signaled it will revert to commissions if the rule doesn't come to fruition.
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It's also the point where you might revert back to a short cut as your patience runs thin.
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Without a legal requirement, many insurers would certainly revert to benefit packages that do not include these benefits.
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Part of the body's response to dieting is a drive to revert to whatever weight we were previously.
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The teachers try to stick to French, but sometimes revert to English when the children don't understand something.
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There is no indication that the economy is about to revert into a frenzy of new startup activity.
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So we're going to change our stance, and we'll sort of revert to a match-and-follow position.
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The government has also been forced to revert to strict capital controls to keep capital inside the country.
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The feature is on by default, and users can opt out to revert to the classic timeline style.
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But there is also fear that the security forces, which often duck accountability, will revert to old ways.
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It would defend Raqqa and Mosul, of course, but it is also preparing to revert to guerrilla tactics.
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He decided the borough was tired of modern America and wanted to revert to the ways of old.
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Every time February and September roll around, we quickly revert back to being kids in a candy store.
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The language of instruction has varied, too; Punjab changed from Urdu to English, only to revert to Urdu.
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That response confounded analysts Friday: The government will merely revert to a strategy that has so far failed.
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They will revert to "pay as you go" fees, which will almost certainly cost them more every year.
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If you want to discard the changes, click the Revert to Original button in the Edit window instead.
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We are fighting to revert this unfortunate decision, and give science, technology and innovation the respect — and budget!
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They revert back to their trusted information troughs that validate their biases and make them feel better, smarter.
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It's gonna revert to real country music again because people are sick of hearing this bullshit in Nashville.
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But this is a revolutionary moment, and we cannot revert to the ongoing distractions of a binary system.
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At the moments when Mr. Trump did revert to his old, familiar self, he seemed unsteady and defensive.
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The assault forced the hospital to revert to pen and paper and fax machines to handle patient data.
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If the switch breaks any functionality in certain apps, you can always revert back to the previous settings.
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Therefore I revert to the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution which will guarantee due process for all involved.
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The system quickly recognizes when it's made a mistake and will revert within a fraction of a second.
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If that were to happen, Webb said, it would be difficult to revert back once the crisis ends.
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I don't fully trust it not to revert to being a bully, but when it's good, it's amazing.
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It said that the rights would revert back to the authors once the stories were removed from Amazon.
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Once sustained inflation is in sight, the BOJ could revert to conventional policy to manage it, Sims said.
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Once the immediate cash liquidity situation is resolved, things will revert to the earlier state, in due course.
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When TPS is terminated, they revert back to whatever immigration status they had when they were granted TPS.
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The bill begins ending the extra funds in 2021 and would revert to pre-ObamaCare levels in 2024.
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Once it ends, your card&aposs APR will revert to the standard variable rate, which is much higher.
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They don't just want to revert Medicaid to the less generous program it was before the Affordable Care Act.
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"We will revert back to only selling smaller, individual cake portions, instead of these larger slices," the spokesperson said.
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But what about those moments when you're a little too hasty with undoing something and want to revert back?
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Women are pitted against each other; judged on their looks; and encouraged to revert to infantile, high school stereotypes.
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But when we do, users will always be able to revert back to the classic ribbon with one click.
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The procedures, which revert the agency to prior practice from 2009, are to go into effect on June 30.
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Scrapping the pact means Japan and South Korea may have to revert to sharing intelligence through the U.S. military.
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If no permanent legislation is passed in the next year, October 14 will once again revert to Columbus Day.
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Once the 18 months are up, Haitians with TPS will revert back to the immigration status they currently had.
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So Latin America may revert to its historical norm of weak presidents (and move back to tighter term limits).
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Scrapping the pact means Japan and South Korea may have to revert to sharing intelligence through the U.S. military.
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The worry is that, if the TSA is again feeling a pinch, it might revert to its older practices.
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Markets will gradually absorb all that and revert to fundamentals, after the bloodbath of last week's wrong trading bets.
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So now when scientists are under attack, sometimes they just revert to that language about how science should be.
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But in the past, shape memory materials have only been able to revert to one or two fixed blueprints.
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To show that Mozilla means business, Firefox will also revert Flash to click-to-activate status sometime in 2017.
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They will lose Plume's active management features, for instance, and instead revert to a more traditional mesh router setup.
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A second idea is to revert to the original December 2017 plan of a backstop covering Northern Ireland alone.
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Usually, when you set up a physical key, you can't revert to a text message code or a biometric.
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For example, one version will revert the setting to the Top Tweets default if they're gone for a day.
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After that, the tax laws will revert back to what they were in 2017 unless Congress passes new legislation.
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To visit an earlier time at a location, you simply revert to a previous version kept in the log.
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They can revert to their old names after a year, though many decide to let them go for good.
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In other words: Could we envision using it to revert the dysfunctional BRCA-22 gene, say, to functional version?
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For now, you might have to revert to good old text messaging (or a more secure alternative like Signal).
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"We just have to revert back to manual," said Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. Jack Young at today's press conference.
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The paper said that the paper's assets would revert to Krisher, who is now 86 and living in Japan.
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But the group has recently demonstrated the insurgent tactics to which it will likely revert as it loses territory.
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But it wasn't always like this and many argue central banks would do better to revert to quieter days.
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Okay, now that you've watched it, please revert to the earlier "play Big Fish Theory at some volume" plan.
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If predatory lenders succeed in undermining Director Cordray and the CFPB, we will revert back to lax financial regulations.
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However, there are two reasons for the Swedes to revert to something closer to the old stay-positive orthodoxy.
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In fact, it's very often the opposite, as outperforming strategies tend to revert to mean over the long run.
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So create a backup, install the operating system, see how it hums and revert if the system is unstable.
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Or revert to its long history as the champion of armed resistance to Israel, and get into the fight?
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Those voices may pressure party leaders to revert to Republican tactics for the sake of passing preferred policy items.
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Sometimes it will revert back or sometimes maybe it doesn't come out — you have to be careful with it.
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"There is, of course, no absolute guarantee that valuations will revert even part way to historical levels," he said.
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The likely result is that young voters will revert to their traditional pattern of sitting out the coming election.
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Relationships between asset classes change, means revert, and new dynamics shift allocations into previously unloved portions of the market.
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The deniers should revert the time-honored adage that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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In the window showing your status and notifications options, click the "Revert to old chat" button at the bottom.
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A senior U.S. energy official said he was "highly skeptical" of the deal's ability to revert an oversupplied market.
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They 100% revert back to posting bikini pictures and really caring about status and 'look how cool I am'.
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That price will stay the same for a year, then will revert to the regular $7.99 per month price.
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But there is still a way to go before a full recovery and prices could easily revert, analysts say.
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The path of least resistance will be to revert to standard immigration practices, no matter how inhumane those are.
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Dear Amy: "SQ" wanted to revert to her maiden name after her divorce, but one of her sons objected.
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This allows us to quickly revert a change if we discover a bug that wasn't uncovered in prior testing.
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If you get hurt while playing as Link, you revert back to Mario, until you find another Master Sword.
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If any replacement plan doesn't include these elements, private insurance will revert to the chaos of the pre-A.
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To the Editor: Behind the veil of progressivism lies a tendency to want to revert to a simple past.
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Chip Roy (R-Texas) objected to the change, forcing House Democrats to revert back to their original bill number.
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This could force ISIS to revert to using technologies like cell phones, which are easier to jam and monitor.
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Mr. Trump has expressed those sentiments before, only to revert to more divisive language within days or even hours.
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Or it has to just revert back to what it was before the 1960s, when Robert Bork bastardized it.
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If you're not a fan of the split-screen, just tap the sticker to revert it to its original size.
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Without further Congressional action, the exemption will revert back to pre-tax reform levels in 2026, approximately $5.5M per person.
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Wikipedia editors, often using monitoring tools to support their work, catch and revert most vandalism made to Wikipedia within minutes.
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It's not difficult to put yourself in a place where you revert to a world that you knew before that.
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"People revert back to the old patterns they know, without recognizing what has changed during that time," Dr. Amsellem says.
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The idea is that — statistically — asset classes tend to revert back to their moving averages after big moves above them.
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The agency clarified that regional offices can still revert to all-caps in extremely dangerous weather situations, if they choose.
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Business and government will then revert to the status quo ante without having to fear reputational damage for doing so.
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People who use Google won't know whether their results are powered by BERT, and can't revert to non-BERT results.
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An extension called GoodTwitter, contributed by Zusor, can effectively revert your Twitter interface back to a more old-fashioned look.
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In 1992, Mr Boff received another silencing demand, but decided to leave the Franciscan order and revert to lay status.
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He supplanted Corduroy, a 26-year-old cat from Sisters, Oregon, who the title will now presumably revert back to.
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The recount has a Thursday deadline and the final tally will revert back to what was initially reported if missed.
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So they soon revert back to the old material, even though they know it will likely ultimately hurt their career.
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Like puffer jackets, the cysts allow them to survive in harsh climates without having to revert into full tun mode.
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Company Chairman Adrian Montague, who had temporarily stepped in as CEO, will revert to his role as non-executive chairman.
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Samsung hasn't used roman numerals since the Galaxy S III, and I see absolutely no reason why'd they revert now.
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For some, these arguments are enough to ditch the whole idea and revert to the secretive methods of the past.
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All too soon the theme may revert from the territory of science fiction to the realm of old-fashioned realism.
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It suggests leadership wants to reverse the country's historical course and revert back to a more closed, less dynamic economy.
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A trade war that lasts longer than expected could lead markets to revert back to last year's theme: extreme volatility.
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In some cases, the iPhone will simply revert to its login screen and require you to enter your PIN again.
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The desire to revert back to childhood—common in adult babies—is also rarely mentioned on any adult breastfeeding sites.
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It can revert to "pre-existing law and practice," letting each community decide what non-bathroom nondiscrimination rules it wants.
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As they adjust to a new normal, can they maintain boundaries or will they revert to the comfort of codependency?
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Tesla has been struggling with bottlenecks in production, and at one point had to revert to hand-building the cars.
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In other words, if Congress does not act quickly, the monies revert back to the U.S. Treasury on September 2202.
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Successful funds often become a victim of their own success, and that's why performance tends to revert to the mean.
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Tunisians only had to look to Egypt to see how quickly their popular revolution could revert to repression and authoritarianism.
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Trump must warn Xi that if he continues with that game, the three-way dynamic will revert to square one.
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The Senate bill phases out ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion starting in 85033, and would revert to pre-ObamaCare levels by 2024.
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The two measures are due to revert back to more normal levels, the strategist said in a note to clients.
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The rating badge will revert to the one that was in use before the Navy discarded the title in 1995.
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Essentially, to revert to the lemonade-stand analogy, WeWork is trading from the curb — albeit with a very expensive permit.
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It was the type of calm performance that Mr. Trump has delivered before, only to revert to form within days.
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Antony Courtney, the San Francisco–based software developer who created Tabli, suggests that power users deploy the Revert button liberally.
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Perhaps, she said, they will revert to the original migratory routes, or find another way to satisfy their garbage cravings.
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When I'm around my college friends like this, we all revert back to the crazy drinkers we were in college.
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In an information fog filled with vexed uncertainty, people will either tune out, revert to their tribal affiliations, or both.
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But as soon as you pull out they're going to revert to their old way because they don't own it.
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So far nearly 1.5 million people have retweeted a petition asking Snap to revert to the old version, CNBC reported.
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The silver lining might be that a defeat in the midterms will teach Democrats to revert to their moderate instincts.
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Otherwise, "it's likely you won't feel the change means anything and might revert back to those name brands," Malani says.
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The alterations went ahead in 2012, only for the team to revert to blue three years later after public protests.
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Unlike McCain's farewell, he has been invited to Bush's — meaning there is still time for Trump to revert to character.
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Finally, Trump's approval rating is doing what we we'd expect it to do based off previous presidents: revert toward 50%.
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Rando's work in parabiosis seemed to hinge on a similar process: making stem cells revert to a more youthful stage.
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Following a disorderly Brexit, the United Kingdom would automatically revert to World Trade Organization rules that come with higher tariffs.
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Hooper believes a trade deal will bring back capital expenditure spending plans as companies revert to a calmer global environment.
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To entirely restore a PDF to its pre-cropped version, select File > Revert To, and then choose the earliest version.
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The batter life is about 235 hours with noise-canceling, and if it dies, you can revert to wired mode.
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No word on whether there's any way to revert back to the old Snapchat on Android (even if it's temporary).
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So we&aposre going to change our stance, and we&aposll sort of revert to a match and follow position.
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You can easily turn off Cortana on your Xbox One and revert your console back to its default voice commands.
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The sparkle button functionality isn't perfect; specifically, Twitter will eventually revert you back to the non-chronological feed, which is annoying.
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The Kurds fear that once the U.S. withdraws, the recent battlefield equilibrium will be shattered and Syria will revert to chaos.
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The John H. Schnatter – Nachand Fieldhouse, seen here with its original name in 2015, will revert back to just "Nachand Fieldhouse."
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To revert to trading with the EU only on World Trade Organisation (WTO) terms would cause serious harm to Britain's economy.
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If placed on a standard Qi charger, the Mi 21 will revert back to the fastest speeds that charger will support.
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"Natural hair does frizz and can revert to its original state when it has to seek its own moisture," Deryck warns.
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No matter how adult we feel, we tend to revert to a squealing teenager when it comes to a good sale.
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That led to 1.2 million people signing a petition in hopes that Snapchat would revert the redesign to its original form.
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Merely staying out of the headlines while Kavanaugh was the lead story may have helped Trump's numbers revert to the mean.
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If counties miss the deadline, the official vote tally will revert back to what was initially reported over the previous weekend.
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Bear in mind that the lower rates for individuals aren't permanent and they may revert to the old structure after 2025.
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But, they concede, there is still time -- lots of time -- for Teleprompter Trump to revert to Rogue Trump before next Tuesday.
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Verizon is now set to revert to selling carrier-locked phones in what it claims is an attempt to combat theft.
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But should participation revert to the long-term trend forecast by the BLS, only 86,000 new workers will appear each month.
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"We have a low interest rate regime and it is really not expected to turn around and mean revert," he said.
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Upon change of control at Hershey, the license would revert back to Nestle for free, depriving value for a potential acquirer.
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You can opt-in through the toggle, and it's also a switch that lets you revert back to the existing Outlook.
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In other words, its system should recognize fairly quickly that you can't receive Chat messages and revert back to SMS automatically.
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If you happened to have just updated to Anniversary software, you have 10 days to revert back to a previous version.
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So, when faced with the decision to spend more today or save for the future, we often revert to spending today.
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EDT Turns out you Microsoft will let you revert back to Windows 10 S after upgrading to 10 Pro after all.
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Did Gettrick leak the story about Matty (Jake Davies) in order to revert any attention that could've lead investigators towards himself?
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We believe that the Fed will revert down toward the market expectations in light of the increased risk to their outlook.
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If the Supreme Court splits the vote on those cases 4-4, the decision would revert to the lower courts' ruling.
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We actually recently lost a secondary account with 90k subscribers, so we have had to revert back to our original account.
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China also may not need to revert to buying U.S. soybeans before the next South American crop is available, he said.
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If you decide to click "Revert to Original," your cropped photo will be deleted and the original image will be restored.
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Dreher wants to revert to the values of an older world, so he draws upon a totally outdated version of history.
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Most cannot leave, and as things stand the territory will revert to Chinese mainland law by the middle of this century.
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The album's closing track, "00000 Million," sounds the most like a folk ballad, a small revert back to Vernon's past self.
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You have a Medicare Advantage plan and want to change plans (or revert back to just Parts A and B). 2.
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If it's not, the legislation calls for the program to revert to the full expansion approved in November, with certain restrictions.
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He's shown that, when under pressure, he will revert to the tactics that got him this job in the first place.
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Boeing secured Monarch's agreement to revert back to its jets in 23 after a fierce contest against Airbus and Bombardier (BBDb.TO).
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But this effect started to revert in the third quarter, when other Latin American currencies and sterling also impacted profit negatively.
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Tossed here and there by dimly understood global forces people revert to nativism, nationalism and ethnocentrism — in a word, to Trumpism.
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At those times, the school has to revert back to using kerosene for lighting and grid power for electricity, he said.
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Tagged targets remain visible when you revert back to Takkar's perspective, which is handy intel when you're invading an enemy encampment.
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Upon his nomination, Norquist, who had been acting deputy of secretary of defense, will revert back to his previous job, comptroller.
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"When I hit myself or strain a muscle or twist, I immediately revert to thinking like a hemophiliac," Bill Konduros said.
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So will it give users the option to revert back to seeing posts in the reverse order in which they're shared?
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What worries her most, she said, is that HUD will allow cities to revert to prior standards for assessing fair housing.
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Smaller airports often revert to being uncontrolled fields after the tower closes at night and have procedures in place for this.
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Liberated from the stigma of AIDS, gay men, many people think, are now free to revert to their carnivorous sexual selves.
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The idea was that you didn't want the hair to revert to its natural, tightly coiled structure after brushing it down.
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After that time, you may still be able to revert, but your old handle may have been taken by another user.
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It turns out that, when you remove enforcement mechanisms and remedial oversight, things tend to revert to the status quo ante.
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"This usability challenge makes people revert to the easiest password to remember and reuse, which then exacerbates password risks," he added.
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But if courts strike those efforts down, the administration may revert to using these policies as another buffer against asylum seekers.
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They will revert to their original pairings for day three and An said Friday's defeat would not have an enduring effect.
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"We will not bow to pressure, and we will of course not revert to the old path of confrontation," she said.
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But in my experience, in the short term (seconds and minutes), markets mean-revert, but in the long term, they trend.
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At that point, there is a legitimate danger that both countries could revert to threatening each other with nuclear strikes again.
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That excise tax is scheduled to revert to the 1977 level of 50 cents per ton at the start of 2019.
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The opposition -- diffuse and decentralized -- will go to ground, revert to a nagging insurgency and retain some capacity to harass the regime.
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Apple had to revert the new MacBook Pro to an older design, after the new battery failed a key test, Bloomberg said.
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The longer the impasse, the greater the risk that the climate agenda will revert to a type of post-Kyoto political stalemate.
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Instead of being a museum where some services were held, it would revert to being a church where some visitors were allowed.
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She spoke to me in Farsi, but I could only respond with a few words before having to revert back to English.
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Apple also didn't allow device owners to revert to previous versions of its software, meaning they were stuck with the performance caps.
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If you happen to not like the change, you can also revert back by hitting "Restore class YouTube" under your accounts menu.
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After pregnancy, areolae do tend to get smaller, although they may not revert back to their pre-pregnancy size, Dr. White says.
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The status in the presidency would revert to before the elections, Potani said, which meant Chilima would be reinstated as vice president.
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In the absence of a deal between Sinn Fein and the DUP, the province could revert to "direct rule" by the British.
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Acidification is not an easy challenge to solve—once the pH of the ocean changes, it takes a long time to revert.
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It's disappointing to see Samsung revert to old habits, especially when there are so many other things to like about the S8.
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But now that he's been embarrassed, I'd expect him to revert to lashing out, putting us back on a path of escalation.
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And I agree sometimes it will revert back or sometimes maybe it doesn't come out — you have to be careful with it.
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He declined say whether he might revert to the Osborne's earlier fiscal targets of aiming for a budget surplus excluding investment spending.
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I think that it will revert from the aesthetics of the car to the experience being delivered in side of the car.
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If you recently installed the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, you can revert to the prior version of the software within 10 days.
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Microsoft basically creates an archive of your past Windows version and puts it in a directory so that you can revert easily.
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The company was still issuing payments but was forced to revert to manual processes for billing as of Tuesday, Bloomberg News reports.
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Policymakers argued that growth would not necessarily revert to potential over the longer term and uncertainty might be more persistent than expected.
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Even if a trade deal is reached in the next few weeks, the Chinese may not revert back to old supply chains.
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For the coming season, he plans to revert to hybrid seeds, which cost between 50,000 and 65,000 rupiah ($3.76-$4.89) per kilo.
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A visit to the store may revert back to John Wanamaker's original dream: shopping as a form of education and cultural edification.
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Saudi Arabia and other major oil exporters will likely revert to a strategy of defending market share by increasing their own production.
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But Trump is smarter than that -- he would use Nielsen's departure as an excuse to halt or revert the family separation policy.
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In his campaign, Mr. Trump has at times sounded restrained and on-message, only to quickly revert to his more pugilistic nature.
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Once a prepaid card you've added to your Lyft account is depleted, the app will revert to charging your default payment method.
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The Clean Water Rule isn't the Trump administration's only attempt to revert America to a less enlightened era that long predates Obama.
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If Trump did dump NAFTA, the three nations would revert to trade rules in place before it came into effect in 1994.
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When mature cells revert back to a long-lived, proliferative state like that of fetal cells, their opportunities to acquire mutations increase.
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When push comes to shove, it tends to revert to this very primal "I'll screw you before you can screw me" attitude.
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Biden discussed the rising popular movements across the world, and said they demonstrate a dangerous willingness to revert to political small-mindedness.
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The decision to revert to archaic tech is troubling, but for FOIA filers, another layer of obfuscation is just business as usual.
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But the danger is that once such a law is enacted and time passes we revert back to a state of complacency.
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Unfortunately, knowing Trump, the only safe bet is that he will revert to lashing out when he believes it suits his purposes.
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Articles about transgender or nonbinary individuals are often subject to vandals who revert their pronouns back to their gender assigned at birth.
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It is an unprecedented response to an intensifying global health crisis, leaving many to wonder exactly when things might revert to normal.
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But so long as the government holds the reins, shareholders know that their cashflows can always revert to zero at any time.
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The constitutional court has ruled the bill must be passed by year-end or the tax regime will revert to 2018 provisions.
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Where the HBA drops below $2774 per ton, the domestic thermal coal price for power stations will revert to HBA, Pribadi said.
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If they don't like it, users can currently revert back to the old look, as well as offer feedback and flag bugs.
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Any sign of receding risk in the Middle East will revert focus to a surprise build in U.S. crude stockpiles last week.
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Once your policy becomes a MEC, there's no going back: Even reducing your premium in a subsequent year won't revert the classification.
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"All infectious diseases will revert and come back," warns Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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The updates are so unpopular that nearly 1.5 million people have retweeted a petition asking Snap to revert to the old version.
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U.S. President Donald Trump made clear he would revert to tariffs on China if the two sides could not resolve their differences.
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Will DOL revert to the previous bright line standard that had been in place for decades regarding the reporting of persuader activity?
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It doesn't get more reactionary than this, unless some alt-right asshole pushes for mankind to revert to single-celled organisms. 3.
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When characters change because of their experiences, even if they revert to some sort of status quo, we learn more about them.
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But after seeing how much my diet had been restricting my social life, I'm hoping not to revert to those old habits.
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Additionally, U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned he would revert to tariffs if the two sides could not resolve their differences.
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It's a lovely day to relax and do whatever makes you feel comforted and happy—just don't revert to old, bad habits.
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Whatever you choose to do in your off time, don't revert to a couch-potato lifestyle for an extended period of time.
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If all else fails and you find yourself missing the way things were on iOS 10, you can revert back to iOS 10.3.
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The show later announced on Twitter that until the online system is fixed, it would revert to in-person lotteries outside the theater.
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You'll be able to revert your files back to the old HFS+ format, but your data won't be preserved along with the change.
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After three turns, a Pokémon will revert to its normal size, so players will need to carefully decide when to trigger the phenomenon.
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That threatens to revert to the time when asylum-seekers were sent through the Channel Tunnel to set up camp in Dover instead.
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Already it is clear that, were somehow the protests to be quelled peacefully, Hong Kong cannot simply revert to its imagined old form.
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If the UK doesn't make a deal, it would revert to the World Trade Organization's trade rules, which would slow growth by 8%.
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In a speech in October she reassured the communist government that she "will, of course, not revert to the old path of confrontation".
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The provision in the House bill that would revert the kiddie tax to its old structure is likely to stick around, said Kantrowitz.
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Or will he leave us to our heartless fates, content to revert to his true man-eating nature as all before him flee?
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When it occurred to me that my taste in music might never revert to what it once was I just started laughing again.
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Reluctantly, I downloaded this app, which would shame me out of my desire to secretly revert back to my old iPhone-addicted ways.
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"We were expecting Saudi to revert to the private sector soon when it comes to barley," one Middle East grain trader told Reuters.
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A discount on the UltraFine was extended late last year through the end of March, at which point it will revert to $1,300.
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When toiling in the mid-card under facepaint got old, Rhodes petitioned WWE to let him revert to his original Cody Rhodes character.
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Trump's instinctive response was in keeping with what we have seen in the past: revert to campaign mode, shifting blame to domestic rivals.
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OPEC policy is cyclical, so at some point the focus will revert to market share, when the loss of customers becomes too painful.
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Most borrowers would then look to refinance with a mainstream lender within the five-year period or revert to a variable rate thereafter.
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It came from an underground movement, organized in cells across Sunni parts of Iraq, and will try to revert to life as such.
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But the consultancy added that the PBOC may revert to looser monetary conditions in coming quarters if economic activity cools more than expected.
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You can sign petitions, you can talk to your congressperson, there's things that you can do to revert this before it's too late.
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That default iMessage encryption doesn't matter, however, if the person you're texting has an Android phone because Messages will revert to unencrypted SMS.
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It isn't the first time they've had this conversation, and won't be the last: they always revert back to their competitive, problematic ways.
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Similarly, if Democrats regain control of Congress, the power of the Congress and committee chairs would revert to liberals with a dramatic impact.
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Summer's mother, Jade (Simone Missick), is a news anchor who decides to revert to Islam, all while the public is watching (and judging).
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Within a few generations, they revert to natural yellow and brown colors, in place of the bright orange that breeders try to achieve.
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But those batteries reportedly failed a key test and Apple chose to "revert to an older design" to still launch by the holidays.
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Should he revert to his older, more authoritarian tendencies, he would face resistance from coalition partners who hold far more seats in Parliament.
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That doesn't mean that (as Douthat suggests is another possibility) we're going to revert to some imagined preindustrial society of Catholic virtue ethics.
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Of course, it's equally possible that Ryan will revert back to his old self, and this goes down as That One Magic Year.
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With no deal, trade relations between Britain and the European Union would revert to the very basic rules of the World Trade Organization.
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So it went on Wednesday evening, when Mr. Trump appeared to revert to partisanship as usual, just in a softer tone of voice.
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Yet though neither party seems likely to revert to the Republicans' former state of corporate vassalage, a sweeping corporate retreat is unlikelier still.
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Service is scheduled to revert to normal on Tuesday, but regular commuters are hoping things will not return to the way they were.
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What better venue for Mr. Trump, praised just the night before as presidential during his Afghanistan speech, to revert to his natural form?
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By his calculations, if valuations revert to their historical norm, investors can expect a negative annual return of 5.18% over the next decade.
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Here's what Sessions said in the new memo: Federal prosecutors should revert back to 1980 principles when deciding which marijuana activities to prosecute.
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He has seen other software come and go, and seen the companies who used them revert back to the spreadsheets they're comfortable with.
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And, perhaps most important, California will not give up this fuel-efficiency policy, so the country could revert to two sets of standards.
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But as Blackburn continued to get her name out there, the polling began to revert to baseline partisanship with a clear Republican lead.
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Presidents Coolidge and Hoover would revert to mostly written messages, but FDR would make an in-person — and nationally broadcast — speech the norm.
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The Met used "suggested admission" on its signs many years ago and so the change will revert back to that wording, the museum said.
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If you want to revert just part of your image to a previous state, Photoshop has a specific tool for this: The History Brush.
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But if there's anyone who can convince you to revert from a bottle blonde back to an au natural brunette shade, it's Emma Roberts.
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Zinc is expected to remain in supply deficit to the tune of 2595.50,22018 tonnes, while lead will revert to a forecast 20193,22019-tonne surplus.
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But bereft of a goal (if they were given one, it seems they've long since forgotten it), the exchanges revert to a circular pattern.
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Bankers often lack authority to take decisions on writedowns and have to revert to their boards for approval, causing further delays, the source added.
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Some of these molecular changes revert to their original state when a smoker quits, but others persist in the long term, the researchers found.
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She wonders what will happen if Congress hasn't acted when the program ends in six months and former DACA recipients revert to undocumented status.
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"I always thought when I was in the foreign office that if you ever need to revert to lawyers you've probably lost," he said.
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Having renewed his popular mandate by playing the radical, Mr Rouhani is too wily a politician not to revert to acting the clerical stalwart.
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Stock prices appear to fluctuate around a discernible trend; they have a tendency, albeit weak, to revert to that trend over very long horizons.
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A large portion of the southern coast is abruptly cut off by a barrier, allowing the regions it contains to revert to pristine wilderness.
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Baghdad has demanded that all border control revert to federal authorities and has also banned all international flights to and from the Kurdish region.
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It will revert to being the terrorist group that adopted a policy of "aggressive hibernation" in 2010, which helped it recover from near extinction.
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After their youngest begins his or her higher education, the parents can revert to their original 15 percent deferral rate into their retirement plans.
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However, the Fed might revert to the system it used before QE, when it controlled rates by keeping reserves scarce and tweaking their supply.
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They promised me that matters would revert to normal in just a few months, that stock prices would fall and bond prices would rally.
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Or it could happen because the founders die, in which case the companies are slated to revert to a one-shareholder, one-vote structure.
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It's now possible to revert back to iOS 10, if your experiment with iOS 11 is too bug-riddled, but it's not exactly easy.
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The downside to upgrading from 10 S to 10 Pro was that you couldn't revert or "downgrade" back if you changed your mind later.
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Otherwise, it appears that people will respond objectively to questions when they know the answer, but revert to their partisan biases when they don't.
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A simple kick says that everything is alright, that everything is steady, that reality's fluctuations are just that—they'll revert back again soon enough.
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"We will not allow Greece to revert to the era of deficits and fiscal derailment," he told an audience of officials, diplomats and businessmen.
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During this time, gay and queer establishments revert once again to the old tactics of operating as pseudo private members clubs to avoid closure.
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Previous iterations of the Tamagotchi introduced smaller sizes and smartphone integration, but the Gen 1 and Gen 2 revert back to the original dimensions.
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With Murphy's plan to broaden the sales tax base and revert the rate to 7 percent, growth is projected at 8.2 percent, Muoio said.
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ISIS rose out of an underground movement, organized in cells across Sunni parts of Iraq, and will try to revert to life as such.
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Norway's Statoil confirmed in October it would revert to full cash dividends from the fourth quarter, after ending a two-year scrip dividend program.
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Abandoning additional pastures and allowing them to revert to tropical forest could soak up another seven billion tons of the gas, the scientists found.
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Now he was free to revert to a far simpler explanation: maybe white people had more wealth and power because white people were superior.
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Thankfully, there's an easy way to revert the settings on the remote control so the home button works the way it was meant to.
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There was concern the Playoff Raptors would revert back to old habits, and their performance in clutch scenarios during the season legitimized those worries.
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Lightning in the area forced NASCAR to revert to caution, and a subsequent rainstorm ended the event with Justin Haley as the unlikely winner.
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Given Mr. Bolton's history, lawyers and human rights activists said they were not surprised that the Trump administration would revert to a hostile stance.
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This contradiction (to revert to Marxist vocabulary) is precisely what energizes the film and rescues it from the twin dangers of tedium and sentimentality.
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Rather than simply letting customers revert back to prepaid plans, network operators should offer new forms of postpaid plans to retain would-be deserters.
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"Trump made it sound as if the magic pills were in the mail and everything would revert back to normal soon," Michael D'Antonio wrote.
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"When interest rates rise back to normal levels, share prices are also likely to revert to previous norms," Mr. Feldstein told me this week.
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Against Buffalo, however, Garrett and Moore might want to revert to a style more focused on the team's bell cow of a running back.
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Should oil prices not revert back to its glorious days, oil companies will still be able to build global investments market based on oil.
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As the world speeds up and its institutions crumble, we revert to rustic wizardry and the simple beauty and comfort found in nature's bounty.
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It shouldn't be too difficult for Mr. Trump to revert to being the pragmatic person that he has been for most of his life.
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If he suddenly lost his following on YouTube, he'd revert back to his original career: selling real estate, which he's been doing since 18.
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Studies have shown that our brains revert back to our senses when we make an accounting of our finances, and that keeps spending lower.
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In the meantime, the Pentagon should revert to its 2008 policy, which, while still far from international standards, restricted the use of cluster munitions.
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I used to think that the next election would solve the problem, that once Donald Trump was gone, we would revert to past practices.
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Therefore, whatever pace of expansion materializes in 2017 or 2018, we expect economic growth will revert to around two percent over the long term.
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But, as leaders of Ukraine's various opposition movements descended on Maidan, he decided to revert to being a journalist, covering the events for Hromadske.
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The worst Kim can do is to revert to his old habits of getting US attention by resuming the nuclear and/or missile tests.
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"Both sides have huge public support for their positions, so logically they should make a deal there rather than revert to gridlock," Penn said.
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Were Europe and America to strike a deal on auto tariffs, the three German carmakers may revert to January's earnings multiples, at the least.
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Its leaders signaled more than a year ago that they had drawn up contingency plans to revert to their roots as a guerrilla force.
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Older sources of stress in the US-Saudi relationship might also reemerge should Trump revert to his criticism of Saudi Arabia on the campaign trail.
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Anyone can try the new look out, but if you don't like it you can easily opt-out and revert back to the old design.
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Should you decide that you want to revert to either the two- or three-button layout, just follow the same steps again to switch back.
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Kerry on Tuesday warned of economic disaster should the U.S. revert to a policy of raising tariffs on foreign competitors, which could spark trade wars.
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Specifically, anonymous users will no longer upvote, comment, merge questions, suggest edits, send thanks, edit answer wikis, revert edit log operations, or send answer requests.
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Obamacare funds could be depleted as early as 2017, at which point Puerto Rico will revert to receiving less than $1053 million in Medicaid funds.
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It is generally believed the trend has become so popular due to adults trying to escape the digital world and revert to a childhood mindfulness.
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He said in December that the 90-day truce could be extended, but that he could revert to tariffs if differences could not be resolved.
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Until then, the agency will revert back to the "catch and release" policy it used under the Obama administration when dealing with families of immigrants.
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It is possible that the surprising strength of manufacturing employment is a temporary phenomenon, and that it will soon revert to its earlier, downward trend.
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"This gives us up to three years to research whether something should be permanently controlled or whether it should revert back to non-controlled status."
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Yet, investors and Zimbabweans remain concerned that, should Mnangagwa's government come under political or military pressure, it may revert to the tricks of the past.
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"Many artists are signing contracts now that include provisions that revert the rights of their master recordings back to them after two years," Schneider explains.
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The risk that everyone believes exists out there would then be perceived to be even higher and folks would probably revert to having systems internally.
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"An open question for a lot of this, given the shift we saw in 2016, is: Will things revert back to some degree?" he said.
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"Very quickly after you take the vaccine, [oral-vaccine viruses] revert" to a dangerous form, Vincent Racaniello, a Columbia professor of microbiology and immunology, says.
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As the group's dream of controlling enough territory to declare a bona fide caliphate fades, ISIS will revert to being a more "regular" terrorist group.
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Economists believe those efforts will do little to revert the rising trend of the country's net debt that reached 43.3 percent of GDP in August.
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In 2013, they voted to require landholders to officially register property ownership claims within 10 years, or else the land would revert to the state.
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And many such controllers revert to their wasteful factory defaults every time there is a power outage, undermining any conservation impulses consumers might have had.
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I think there will eventually be an adjustment period when he feels like things are working and some others that he wants to revert back.
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Motherboard speculates that the ride will most likely revert to its pre-1993 format, where there isn't a closing speech delivered by the sitting president.
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The question is: Can Cleveland hit enough of those shots to force Toronto's defense to revert, and to cover up for their own defensive shortcomings?
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But it could also revert to separate decision making by OPEC members, recognizing that the pact with non-OPEC countries was a temporary emergency measure.
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Mr. Trump is banking on the American public's willingness to revert to such a conception of truth that does not require any basis in fact.
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Figuring out how to take advantage of a new perk, or how to revert something back to the way you like it, can be frustrating.
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The other option for Britain is to revert to trading with the EU as America, China and India do, under normal World Trade Organisation rules.
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The device, developed by Gentex Corporation, is a hybrid as well, with a toggle to revert to a conventional mirror if the electronic display fails.
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García said everyone at the tournament had been disappointed by the reception of the tournament, which forced them to revert to red the next year.
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Another prospect, of course, is that no one buys Twitter, in which case its market value is likely to revert to something like Thursday's price.
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Xi probably figures that the more integrated Kim is with the world, the less likely the US is to revert to fire and fury rhetoric.
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Only when he appears before a jury at trial would he have the opportunity to revert to the business suits he previously wore to court.
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If Trump stormed off and a more appetizing Republican was put on the menu, these Clinton converts would most likely revert to their usual diet.
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However, if you cancel your Pro sub and revert back to Stadia's free Base tier, you'll lose access to those games until you re-subscribe.
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If current sanctions don't have any lasting impact on the ongoing U.S.-China political stalemate, Beijing could revert back to old ways, according to Kingston.
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By 212, the AHCA will revert to the older, more stringent eligibility limits and impose a cap on how much is spent on each person.
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The Jaguars are hoping he can revert to the level of play he showed in 2014—they're certainly paying him like he's already reached it.
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It basically means that you only have a brief window of time before the qubits revert to a classical computing state of zeroes and ones.
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But Ms. Shagunda was nervous that in a possible runoff between Mr. Mnangagwa and Mr. Chamisa, the governing party would revert to its old habits.
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The net result is that Cuban-American relations are likely to revert to a more adversarial Cold War footing, undermining Washington's standing in Latin America.
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The bill would revert to the previous legal threshold, a lower bar that said older workers must prove age was just one of several factors.
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Rebalancing is essentially trimming stocks that have outperformed and buying those that have underperformed given a historical tendency for prices to revert to an average.
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Slate praised her for being efficient and clear, and pushing candidates to clarify and expand on their positions rather than revert back to prepared lines.
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The overlap is an anomaly; the awards show is scheduled two weeks earlier than usual in 2020 and will revert to late February next year.
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Mitch McConnell had already been worried that Donald Trump might revert to the pragmatist who gave Chuck Schumer and Hillary donations and triangulate with Democrats.
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By Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Trump's staff sensed the culmination of a familiar cycle: The president was about to revert to his initial, more defiant stance.
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Lifehacker also provided instructions on how to apply filters to undo the favicon nonsense and revert back to how the search results used to look.
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On Friday evening, Judge Robart issued a temporary restraining order, requiring the government to revert to its previous immigration policies as the case moved forward.
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One hopes that sooner than later the United States will revert to being the open, friendly country that it is and aspires to be again.
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On this you can be sure: Once the election is behind, Hillary Clinton will revert to form, and her form has a 30-year history.
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I was scheduled to undergo a second round of egg donation, and he thought it was possible my receptors would revert back to normal afterward.
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The change means USCIS will revert to processes in place up until early August that allow for non-military deferred removal requests to be considered.
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"We have a low interest rate regime and it is really not expected to turn around and mean revert," Bullard said a UBS banking conference.
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Labor unions have pushed back against efforts to revert back to the old standard, saying that it hurts workers and removes accountability from large corporations.
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He could be suspended for up to 4 years ... and it's pretty clear he'll get his title yanked, and that it'll revert back to Cormier.
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That amount will revert to the 262 level of 212 cents at the end of the year if Congress does not extend the current rate.
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In a speech in October that Ms Tsai hoped would reassure China, she promised she would "of course not revert to the old path of confrontation".
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It's not possible to revert to a previous version of Snapchat, but we are happy to help with any questions you may have about thenew layout.
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It's not possible to revert to a previous version of Snapchat, but let us know if you need help with something specific in the new layout.
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"He has this tendency to revert to the model of, 'It's Been 22013 Minutes, Something Has to Blow Up Now,'" Wilson told Mother Jones in 2013.
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More likely is that the resource company fortunes will revert to more closely tracking the movements in commodity prices, as they have done in prior years.
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The $11.18 million estate and gift tax exemption is set to expire after the end of 303, at which point it will revert to $5.49 million.
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It said it will revert to its core strategy of being an asset-light physical merchant and diversify away from its historical reliance on industrial commodities.
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Initially, I had retouched the dust from inside the screen, but I went back to revert those changes, because it just felt like it belongs there.
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They wish to artificially revert the language back to that state, and accuse anyone speaking the actual modern form of that language of having bad grammar.
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Ground staff used to be able to revert to manual systems during IT failures, but such backups are no longer favoured by supposedly tech-savvy firms.
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The economy would expand by just 1.1% in 2022 and the government would be forced to revert to austerity in order to keep debt under control.
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They break apart long enough for Jane to halfheartedly revert to the plan she had for their special night while Michael steps out of the room.
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Thursday's PNG government notice said the camp will soon revert to the control of the nation's military and anyone there unlawfully will be liable for arrest.
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It would also mean that the U.K. has to revert to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules and automatic import tariffs that could damage trade and consumption.
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Aquis will revert to its preferred plan of trading EU27 shares only in Paris when it is clear the FCA won't introduce trading curbs, Haynes said.
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You don't need to cut cards and revert to cash or anything, but do be extra-careful when you swiped[YouTube via Ubergizmo]Open kinja-labs.com
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However, you can revert to an older handle for free at any time, and Sony also says your old IDs will never be up for grabs.
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Kanye wants a judge to cut off the EMI contract as of 2010, which would revert all of the rights of his songs back to him.
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These drivers are expected to become less supportive during the forecast period, and the current account is forecast to revert to a small deficit by 2018.
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One option often touted as an alternative to reaching a new deal with the EU in this timeframe is to revert to World Trade Organization rules.
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"Regardless of what rates do, we'll mean-revert around active management," he said, referring to how prices and returns ultimately move back to their historical average.
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Some bankers believe the big winner from Brexit will be New York because some business currently carried out in London would naturally revert to U.S. headquarters.
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Or else, we can throw our recent history into reverse and revert to Russia's sphere of influence, as some of the parties and candidates strongly advocate.
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"If we start losing some of these levels on the charts, that would suggest that we revert like we did into November and December," he said.
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Meanwhile it is worth checking whether low-volatility and high-momentum stocks, both still performing well, look over-expensive and due to revert to the mean.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One will revert to its 2015 qualifying format at next week's Chinese Grand Prix, sources at the governing FIA told Reuters on Thursday.
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The tax cuts are temporary according to the bill itself, as the individual tax cuts expire after 2025 and will revert back to the previous rates.
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When he had his period, he wondered if he should revert to the girls' bathroom, because there was no place to throw away his used tampons.
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"If opportunities do not present themselves going forward, we would expect Lancashire to revert back to its position of returning surplus capital to shareholders," he said.
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The judge said that the effect of her order was to "revert to the status quo" that existed before the memo that was issued August 25.
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The decree must pass Congress before it expires on June 3, in which case the executive branch would revert to where it was before Bolsonaro's changes.
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He urged that the U.S. Navy should revert to the feckless Obama practice of "innocent passage" in the South China Sea, which effectively concedes Chinese sovereignty.
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The conservation groups request that the court vacate the memo and declare the defendants "revert to their prior, correct longstanding interpretation and policy," the lawsuit said.
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The other alternative is to revert to the civic idealism of the early days of his campaign, which aimed to reform the Democratic Party from within.
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CNN asked Rodman if that would be brought up at all, and Rodman seemed to revert to old explanations for his previous trips to the country.
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We worry that the Britain that opened up to European tastes will start to fade away; that we will revert to being insular, backward, porridge people.
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Richard Chriss, a spokesman for the steel group, said the institute will now revert to filing an appeal in the usual fashion with the Federal Circuit.
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"There might be some places where solar would have won for new generation that now might revert back to wind or natural gas," Mr. Shiao said.
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In addition, she opened up about her decision to "revert" to Islam nearly a year ago during her sit-down interview with show host Ryan Tubridy.
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If you click the button for Free File, you can&apost revert back to the paid TurboTax product, and filing your taxes becomes a big hassle.
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Holder made it infinitely easier for states and localities to revert to the discriminatory policies that have haunted the United States for all of its history.
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The decreases in individual tax rates, on the other hand, are smaller and less certain, with rates set to revert back to current levels by 2026.
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But if he doesn't, the second round of questioning will revert to traditional committee format: 5 minutes of questioning per lawmaker, alternating between Democrats and Republicans.
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Even so, there is no guarantee that, once in power, the parties will not revert to the anti-European agenda that seems closer to their heart.
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Lacking contact with the outside world and working phone lines, people have had to revert to word of mouth to pass on what little is known.
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On a very personal note, the fact that some Microsoft email clients still revert to Word's HTML rendering engine is a huge thorn in my side.
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A complete withdrawal of NATO forces can only be ordered when we are certain that Afghanistan will not revert back to a terrorist state without them.
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The DNC will not change the threshold for any one candidate and will not revert back to two consecutive nights with more than a dozen candidates.
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Occasionally, we revert to the ship that we heard from at the outset, which is bearing a cargo of museum treasures and foundering in savage seas.
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Cynics like to revert to that over-used quote about showmanship: "There's no such thing as bad publicity," often associated with circus promoter Phineas T. Barnum.
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Like the Union Square group, which has no plans to revert to tipping, he said his restaurant would stay the course, despite many short-term complications.
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Failure in those talks could cause devolved powers to revert to London and open the possibility of a deeper rethinking of the concept of power sharing.
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That way, you always have a fairly recent copy of your files and software in case you have to revert if an update bricks your hardware.
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"It has to revert back to the way that it was, sort of like the sleepy little classified committee that nobody ever hears about," said Rep.
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" The trailer also suggests that Jordan will revert back to his bad boys ways to cope with the heartbreak when a friend asks, "Have you been drinking?
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The legal provision, Article 369, allows workers to revert to their previous contract for 18 months, after which both sides must try to reach a new agreement.
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The militant group is widely expected to revert to guerilla tactics once the last remnants of its once self-styled "caliphate" are captured by U.S.-backed forces.
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It also has document versioning so you can see what your document looked like at various points in time and revert to an earlier version if necessary.
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If your Twitter archive is full of JSON rather than HTML, you're probably testing the new Twitter interface—revert to the current one before requesting your archive.
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Caldwell couldn't predict whether groups will remain secret for some time or start to revert back, but people are spooked enough that every precaution is being taken.
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He believes the party will revert back to where it was pre-Trump — to a more mainline and pragmatic conservatism, where centrist Republicans like him can thrive.
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They also need an impetus — often death or divorce — for characters to revert back to old living situations, and these explanations heighten a sense of the uncanny.
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While it makes sense that the Shogun World hosts would revert to Japanese once they reject their original programming, it's not a useless gimmick to entertain viewers.
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Allowing the country to revert back to a patchwork of state laws may make it worse to be a person born with a genetic disease or disability.
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During this period, many white thought leaders argued that black people were inherently animalistic and criminal; without slavery, blacks would revert to their savage ways, they said.
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MoviePass says the offer, available now for a "limited time," will only last for one year, billed up front, and then revert back to $9.95 per month.
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The decision, which will revert sugar trade terms to a previous, 2014 agreement, marks a blow to the Trump administration by overturning its very first trade agreement.
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But I always like to revert back to the similarly situated test, that is to say, would a man in a similar situation be judged as harshly?
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The most obvious reason is that outperformance over a short period is down to luck more than skill and that, over time, managers revert to the mean.
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India's government has suggested that both sides revert to their previous positions but China's leaders insist that India first withdraw from territory it refers to as "Chinese".
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He also warned his successor, Phil Murphy, a Democrat, who takes over on January 16th, that the state should not revert to the policies of the past.
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At the end of the summer, people will return from vacation, Friday hours will revert back to 9-5 and productivity should return to a steadier rate.
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If people cannot always obtain clean fuel, they will probably revert to dirty stuff, says Radha Muthiah, the departing head of the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves.
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"Collusion is often illegal in many other industries and yet these two Washington insiders have had to revert to collusion in order to stay alive," Trump said.
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Tobacco, leisure products, diversified financials, building products and utilities stocks have more than 20 percent downside if they revert to historical valuation multiples, according to the strategist.
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For the aviation sector, there is no default "fallback" option in the event of a "no deal", unlike with trade, where Britain would revert to WTO rules.
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If Islamic State is defeated militarily, it likely will revert to the guerrilla tactics of its predecessor, al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI), current and former officials said.
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But every time it looked as if the Packers might be summoning their former magic, they would revert to their hapless ways of the last 10 weeks.
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Mr. Rowland rents his works to collectors, at cost, for five years, at which point the lease can be renewed or the works revert to the artist.
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Although they are the third party in the "grand coalition" that now governs Germany, they will revert to being the CDU/CSU's arch-rivals during the campaign.
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Asked if Mall of America would revert to opening on Thanksgiving next year if sales suffer that weekend, Renslow said she's confident that business will be consistent.
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Credit: Washington Post/Getty ImagesMany DUI offenders revert back to drunk driving once their car breathalyzers have been removed, making these gadgets useless from a rehabilitative perspective.
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Instagram said last week that users' whose accounts are improperly accessed and have account information changed should follow emailed instructions to revert the changes on their accounts.
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As in many other issues we should expect him to revert to his original views, which means far more friction in the U.S,-China relationship is ahead.
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Different countries also have different revert rates: Over the 10 years, German bots were relatively polite, only reverting each other about 32 times on average per bot.
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Why, after evolving so much in season 6, did she have to revert to the self-centered stereotypical "millennial" that I resented and despised this whole time?
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Such an omission would force the agency to revert to old rules put in place more than a decade ago if the DOT can't make its case.
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Nhleko will revert to his role as non-executive chairman when Shuter starts as CEO, which is expected to be by July next year at the latest.
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GASC has managed to continue purchasing grains despite the court ruling in part because the government has insisted it would not revert to a ban on ergot.
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The militant group is widely expected to revert to guerrilla tactics once the last remnants of its once self-styled "caliphate" are captured by U.S.-backed forces.
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The guitar and bass parts overlap in delightfully weird, unexpected ways; songs brake and change directions out of nowhere; time signatures shift, revert back, and shift again.
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"Collusion is often illegal in many other industries and yet these two Washington insiders have had to revert to collusion in order to stay alive," he added.
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After all, North Korea signed nuclear agreements but has exploded six atom bombs to date, so Kim could well revert to being "Rocket Man" at any moment.
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You can be assured that if failed tax reform and a government shutdown send the economy on a tumble, Trump will revert to talking about Obama's economy.
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Conversion therapy, which claims to help gay people become straight and transgender people revert to the gender they were born, is controversial but used in many countries.
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What's next: Many Europeans and their leaders are hoping all this is a temporary aberration, and that post-Trump America will revert to its previous diplomatic mode.
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One big clue, among others: After renaming his firm Frontier Tech Ventures last year, he plans to revert to the eponymous brand he originally used, Rothenberg Ventures.
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As Regev's professed cultural revolution continues, she seems increasingly to revert to her old role as censor, demanding that culture march in lock step with the state.
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An Israeli military statement said the Palestinian fishing zone off Gaza would revert to 11 km (6 miles) after being temporarily expanded to 17 km (9 miles).
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May's Conservative Party, who reluctantly supported the last of her three efforts to get the plan through Parliament, are indicating they will revert to their earlier hostility.
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Trump suddenly becomes Atamanuik the satirist, experiencing an insight that he shrinks away from at the last second to revert to his oblivious self, the golden ass.
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After all these years, it might be time to revert back to the clean shaven look, and we have just the devices to help you do it.
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But once that happens, it will revert to something like its previous form, when it was a terrorist group known as al-Qaeda in Iraq, or AQI.
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The huge influence of the internet megaphone would disappear ( and reduce fake news, hate speech, etc.)Driving would revert to knowing how to navigate with your brain.
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The Freedom Caucus has called for GOP leaders to break last fall's deal with the White House and revert to the previous spending caps of $1.04 trillion.
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Streets will revert to their pre-Franco era names or, if this is not possible, in honor of illustrious women, education institutions or politicians, the council said.
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A controversial ruling by China's Supreme Court, in 2011, further disadvantaged women, by stipulating that property bought before marriage should revert to the buyer after a divorce.
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CIAM said Telenet's management is "extremely unambitious" and that majority owner Liberty Global uses its influence to prevent the "required actions to revert the share price trajectory".
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A few even hoped it might be tweaked to include alignment on customs as well as on regulations, or to revert to a Northern Ireland-only backstop.
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After the migraine-inducing tension of box braids, or all that blonde bleach, you managed to revert back to yourself — coiled and voluminous and full of life.
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However, when she's not a working member of the royal family, it's likely we'll see her revert to some more casual wear, such as jeans and jackets.
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Otherwise deportable aliens cannot be deported while they have Temporary Protected Status (TPS), but they revert back to being deportable when their TPS status has been terminated.
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"Policy rates will eventually regain their status as the main instrument of policy, and our forward guidance will revert to a singular approach," Praet told a conference.
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The Saudi crown prince declared the Saudi state would revert back to their historical roots of moderate Islam, welcoming the region's historic religions back to the kingdom.
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I practiced at home, walking haltingly room to room, tried not to revert to normal stride after I rose from a chair or got out of bed.
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The Trump administration has filed documents saying that any unclaimed settlement money should revert to the government under the terms of the original settlement, reached in 1975.
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In the process, the characters revert to stereotypes, particularly the kind in which black men do black women wrong, and black women turn into fire-breathing dragons.
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First, even if Facebook substantially narrows the scope of targeting, there is no reason to believe that its algorithms might not revert to discriminatory ad distribution patterns.
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"In fact, the chance to stay prediabetic or even revert back to (normal blood sugar) is actually pretty high (53%), without taking medication," Shang said by email.
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None of the sites would revert to new ownership, he said, while public access for uses such as hunting, fishing, or grazing would be maintained or restored.
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The petition to "Remove the new Snapchat Update" calls for Snap to revert the app to the way it was before the late-2017 update started rolling out.
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Her girls are confident in the natural way that most of us revert to in the absence of an audience, totally at ease and not at all performative.
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During their fight, Bill separates Thor from his mystical hammer, Mjolnir, long enough for the Asgardian to revert to his human form, Donald Blake (it's a comics thing).
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It will try to revert to what it was -- an insurgency living among Sunni populations throughout northern Iraq, hiding out in areas like the sparsely-populated Hamrin mountains.
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You can't access older versions of a saved file in Photoshop, though you can go back to the last save on an open image with File and Revert.
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If you finally have the new Gmail and you find that you'd rather switch back, you can head back to the Settings cog to revert to Classic Gmail.
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Secretary Pompeo was very clear that if North Korea doesn&apost want to negotiate, we&aposll revert the situation normal, which means military deterrence and maximum economic pressure.
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Turkey, they believed, had a default set of successful policies, from which it had recently deviated and to which it could quickly revert, undoing any mistakes in between.
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According to an editorial in Nature, dissonant chords are "the unstable isotopes of Western music," and often sound like they want to revert back to something more stable.
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"This is probably just temporary and once the base effects subside, we should expect prices to revert back upwards," said Julia Goh, economist at UOB in Kuala Lumpur.
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After a breakup, cost-saving cohabitation is no longer an option, forcing young workers without significant financial reserves to revert to moving back in with mom and pop.
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It remains to be seen, of course, if we will see members' performance revert to the mean, much less if senators and representatives will now trade less frequently.
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Yet the PMDB`s own lawmakers in recent years have voted to bolster public spending in health and rejected efforts to revert costly tax breaks to some businesses.
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Finally, today's action incorporates the view that WTFC's earnings will continue to benefit from a higher rate environment and remain durable as credit costs revert to historical norms.
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But on the assumption the most likely referendum outcome does emerge, the talk of the summer may well revert to just how much sterling strength Britain can take.
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Stefan Heller, a professor of otolaryngology at Stanford University, is figuring out how to revert inner ear cells to their earlier, functional state in order to restore hearing.
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In short, despite much of what we have seen so far, expect the party that put the great Abraham Lincoln in the White House to revert to form.
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You can't simply revert your device back to an earlier OS version, so make sure you get a backup of your device before going ahead with the beta.
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Under this new legislation, authority to approve plans would revert to the state and local level so leaders could determine what programs are best suited to their communities.
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An official survey released on Thursday showed voters are still not inclined to revert to the two-party system that dominated Spanish politics for the past 40 years.
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It's often the month when hedge funds, looking to preserve their quarterly gains, sell everything and revert to day trading so as not to risk their winning streak.
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My assumption is that AP will be out at least several weeks, and in his absence the Vikings backfield will revert to the platoon it employed in 2014.
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If you're a skeptic, you might say: Yeah, this is all gonna revert back to a mean, this stuff is not going to grow infinitely forever on trees.
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Trade experts are debating whether Canada and the United States would revert to a pre-existing free-trade agreement between the two countries that was superseded by Nafta.
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In an August memorandum, Trump gave the military until March 2018 to revert to a policy prohibiting openly transgender individuals from joining the military and authorizing their discharge.
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Were that to happen, the EU ambassador to Washington, David O'Sullivan, has said Brussels would revert to a 1990s-era law that shields European companies from extraterritorial sanctions.
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The creature doesn't understand how a woman tamed him, and is trying to revert the island to the former status quo by forming alliances with the shipwrecked sailors.
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" Then he seemed to revert to his earlier criticism of Macron, adding: "Iran is no longer the same country as it was two and a half years ago.
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The final question about facing adversity was a bit lame and allowed some of the candidates to just revert to talking points they frequently use on the trail.
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But when we don't have that confidence about our elected leaders, we revert to legal concepts and principles — and of course lawyers — to frame discussion of public issues.
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Reports of journalists being harassed and continued internet shutdowns have raised fears that to maintain control, the Abiy administration may revert to authoritarian practices it has officially renounced.
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One method, which many cooks revert to instinctively without even knowing they're doing so, is pairing it with other members in a large family of ingredients called Umbelliferae.
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Quibi will exclusively license the short-form programming for seven years, after which time the rights will revert back to the producers, Variety&aposs Joe Otterson previously reported.
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"The D.N.C. will not change the threshold for any one candidate and will not revert to two consecutive nights with more than a dozen candidates," Ms. Hinojosa said.
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Wall Street keeps trying to revert to a simple narrative to value Snap: It's another social media play, and thus should be compared to the likes of Twitter.
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BFF offers factoring without recourse, meaning that if it fails to collect from the state bodies it does not revert to the client to get its money back.
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If the deal does fall apart, the United States, Canada and Mexico would revert to average tariffs that are relatively low — just a few percent in most cases.
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Under the new version passed on Friday, candidates would need a 60 percent vote, although subsequent amendments meant that could revert to a simple majority vote in time.
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In an August memorandum, Trump gave the military until March 2018 to revert to a policy prohibiting openly transgender people from joining the military and authorizing their discharge.
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"Very quickly after you take the vaccine, [oral-vaccine viruses] revert" to a dangerous form, Vincent Racaniello, a Columbia professor of microbiology and immunology, told me in January.
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Among the more inane criticisms of biting is the idea that stringing is somehow more "fun," which plays into the idea that we should revert to childhood eating habits.
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"It's clear things aren't going to revert to normal pretty quickly, and that it's going to take time for things to go back to how they were," Key said.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWith that done, select File, Revert To, and Browse All Versions in Pages, Numbers, or Keynote to see all the different save points you can go back to.
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It might be possible for cells to revert back to life or take some interesting path to differentiating into something new or lose differentiation altogether, such as in cancer.
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But the British government has said it will not start to revert powers to London until April 18, giving the parties an additional two weeks to strike a deal.
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The Sunni militant group still controls territory in Iraq and is expected to revert to more conventional insurgent tactics such as bombings as its self-proclaimed caliphate falls apart.
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German firms certainly should not revert to a system in which age equates to rank, reckons Gerhard Rübling, labour director of TRUMPF, a midsized engineering outfit; meritocracy must prevail.
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It’s not possible to revert to a previous version of Snapchat, but we are happy to help with any questions you may have about the new layout.
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Puerto Rico is planning to revert to a pay-as-you-go pension plan, in which the government will pay retirees their monthly benefits directly from its general fund.
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No matter how many times we're told not to do something, we tend to revert back to our old ways when we're rushed or trying to take short cuts.
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For Matt Bennett of Third Way, a centre-left think-tank, chastened Republicans could revert to being "partisan but not preposterous" after Trumpism breaks its hold over the party.
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The final menu, which would also be likely in the end to follow from no deal, is to revert to trading with the EU under World Trade Organisation rules.
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"Very quickly, after you take the vaccine, [oral-vaccine viruses] revert" to a dangerous form, Vincent Racaniello, a Columbia professor of microbiology and immunology, said in a 2016 interview.
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And once the 12 months are up, your plan will revert back to whatever the current monthly rate is at that time, which is something to be aware of.
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Remember, you shouldn't install these beta versions on your primary phone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV. Things will break and it's hard to revert to the current stable version.
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The $11.18 million estate and gift tax exemption is set to expire after the end of 2025, at which point it will revert to $5.49 million – unless Congress acts.
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Previous iMacs offered the arm mount as a permanent option, but now it's user-installable, and you can revert to a regular ol' stand if you don't like it.
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I'd find that if I had some creative obstacle in the music that I was working on, I would often revert to drawing it out or painting it out.
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And if the Kim regime does revert to its old ways, the Trump administration will quickly need to craft a new strategy – and all the options are quite bad .
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The unit, rebranded as Intel Security Group in 2014, will revert to the McAfee brand name following the closing of the deal, expected in the second quarter of 2017.
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However, the company notes that individual Fox and NBC affiliates may temporarily revert back to a 30fps version in order to deliver the most stable playback stream, at times.
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In the absence of a deal, Britain's trade with the EU would revert to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, under which industrialized countries generally apply zero tariffs for medicines.
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Minor took the Sabin strain and then altered a specific area of its RNA (genetic code) to make it much less prone to revert back to a deadly form.
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Using Gremlin, chaos engineers can setup different scenarios, run simulations of those scenarios, and most importantly, quickly revert back a scenario if a system is degrading worse that expected.
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But Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, seen as China-friendly, pledged to revert the project to the Chinese company if he was elected to power in last year's elections.
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Here are some steps Congress can take: First, clarify America's intentions and endorse a stay-behind mission: Once ISIS loses Mosul, it will likely revert to a terrorist insurgency.
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This can be done quickly through budget reconciliation, which means that the policy would be in place for only 10 years before tax rates revert to their present levels.
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The most basic and impulsive reaction is to revert to paper-based voting ballots or involve some sort of paper trail that could be used to cross test results.
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A slowdown in M&A would make activists revert to other strategies, such as seeking more operational fixes or share buybacks - though these demands usually yield smaller investment returns.
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One of the most urgent tasks in the Trump era is to reassert the value of such internationalism, without which the world might well revert to that bloody era.
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When Congress returns it will make a choice to either revert back to the habit of acquiescing to special interests or begin a new precedent that rejects corporate welfare.
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If no deal is agreed in that time, Britain would cease to be an EU member and revert to trading with the EU on normal World Trade Organisation rules.
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Though Vegas likes the Texans to revert to "not quite as good as the Colts and nowhere near good enough to win an AFC Wild Card" status, per OddsShark.
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But companies may sit on their cash for now, concerned that Trump could revert to a harder line on trade with talks on renegotiating the accord starting this month.
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If there is no action taken to change the caps that control discretionary spending, then the caps will revert to the prior-year limits when the 2018 agreement expires.
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"She needs to revert back to what it was about her that resonated with voters that allowed her to unseat a popular longterm incumbent in a primary," Kennedy said.
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If, as seems likely, the Mueller report contains politically damaging information about the president, his family or his associates, conservatives will revert to their former "deep state" conspiracy-mongering.
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Clinton's friends and advisers say, she cannot help but revert to a war room mentality, making her eager to fight back aggressively at some of the allegations against her.
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Simply revert to the second sentence of your question (with a Social Q's proviso): this person's gender is, indeed, not your business, and allegedly you don't care about it.
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The breakdown in supply had forced IEC to revert to using more expensive diesel and fuel oil to drive its generators, which also raised pollution levels in the country.
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Furthermore, the detection tool was able to tell where and how a face had been warped, and even undo those changes and revert the photos to their original state.
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The company said it continues to value the fund's assets on a weekly basis, rather than revert to the more usual monthly valuation pending further upswing in market sentiment.
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Now with the bill headed towards the Georgia Senate, women and girls may have to revert to unsafe ways to end their pregnancies if voters and lawmakers don't act.
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In 2016, the trend was for Senate races to revert to the presidential lean of the state they were being held in, even after controlling for the early polling.
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The VA has been preparing for the possibility that it may be forced to revert to its pandemic contingency plans, which include increasing telework for employees across the country.
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But the president has in the past delivered serious and thoughtful scripted remarks after national tragedies and critical moments, only to revert back to partisan swipes and Twitter attacks.
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"We must not revert to violence under any circumstances," said Marcus J. Molinaro, the Republican nominee for governor in New York, who called for Democrats to denounce the episode.
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After that, things revert to standard crime drama, working through clouds of witnesses toward a solution that's nominally surprising but with nothing like the visceral punch of Season 1.
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If your phone can connect only to high-band 5G, it'll get those high speeds in the city but revert to 4G when you're back out on the road.
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I sometimes wonder if I revert to Jo, would I, in some small yet significant way, mend the tether that bound us, the one that frayed when they died.
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You also need to guide your pet's instinctual behaviors toward constructive outlets, like pet-friendly toys, and reinforce their good manners so they don't revert to their troublesome ways.
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Trump also appealed for unity in much of his address last year -- only to revert to his attacks against Democrats, on Twitter and elsewhere, within days of the speech.
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Unless Democratic votes can be rounded up, Congress would quickly revert to a cycle of short-term spending bills, and both sides would like to avoid that disruptive situation.
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Even if the next president recommits to the EU, Europeans now know a future U.S. president could always revert back again to a Trumpian approach; they will hedge accordingly.
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This is the latest in the Republicans' only remaining strategy — they can't control Trump or discredit the serious investigation into Russian meddling, so they revert to distraction and diversion.
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Vista brought with it the distinctive "Aero Glass" theme, "Windows Search" and many other useless features that saw users revert back to Windows XP as soon as they could.
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He's also perhaps benefiting from the fact that presidential popularity ratings tend to revert (over the longterm) towards half the electorate liking and half the electorate disliking a president.
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An adviser to Abdullah blamed Karzai and his handpicked election commissioners, saying that they wanted power to revert to agreements among élites, with Karzai as kingmaker, if not king.
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Trade would revert to the rules of the World Trade Organization, making Britain's exports to Europe vulnerable to tariffs and other barriers to commerce, including health and safety rules.
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A. For the time being, Google is keeping around the previous version of Gmail on the web, and you can revert to the old look from the inbox screen.
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My hope is that "sky rivers" revert to rainstorms that simply ruined graduations and picnics, and that snowstorms become a reason to drink hot chocolate under warm blankets again.
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Perhaps that is why it has been so easy to revert to thoughts of a special bond between this club and this competition, to start to believe in destiny.
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"These four ships require further study with key parties and we will revert to the committee once that process is completed," the U.S. mission to the United Nations wrote.
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He's worried about a habit he noticed during Ms. Clinton's performance at a national security forum hosted by NBC News a week ago: "What I would hope is that she doesn't go the same route she did with Matt Lauer when he started coming at her relentlessly, which was to revert to her knowledge, to revert to her ability to produce a hundred facts in a short period of time," he says.
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If insurers are permitted to revert back to discriminatory pricing and benefit design, it is highly probable I won't be able to afford insurance outside of an employer-sponsored option.
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"We will try to convince the Italian authorities to revert to the medium-term objective which is the EU fiscal rule," EU Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici told the news conference.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's new Foreign Minister Ernesto Araujo said on Wednesday that his country would revert to its former, less globalist policies and support those fighting against "tyranny" in Venezuela.
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After classes, newly transplanted senior Lincolnites can revert to expected retiree form and take in a classic golden years activity such as 18 holes at the Hidden Valley Golf Club.
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That prompted government envoy Ja'afari to revert to the long-held Damascus line that all the opposition groups are terrorists, and to make a thinly disguised jab at De Mistura.
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It's important to remember as one day, maybe next week or next year, or both, the RS 5 will revert to its natural state and become fervid, wild and unforgiving.
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"The Chinese companies which import most of the wood are so significant that if all of them together stop buying there is still a chance to revert back," she said.
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You're not looking to do anything drastic, like revert to one of those old school Nokia bricks, because, let's face it, having a supercomputer in your pocket comes in handy.
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When you want to switch back to tablet mode, just hit a button in the S43's notification panel, or set it to revert back whenever you disconnect its keyboard.
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While we're certainly not suggesting anyone revert back to the full Limited Too lifestyle, there are some throwback bedroom accessories that could integrate surprisingly well into our grown-up homes.
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Some traders said the dramatic curve flattening may be overdone and may revert if the government's November payrolls report out on Friday were to show solid jobs and wage growth.
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"We're still not sure if the policy of having gender-neutral prom representatives will be permanent or will revert back to the traditional prom king and queen," Sandi then added.
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After leaving NAFTA, tariffs on goods between America and its two big neighbours would revert to so-called "Most Favoured Nation" rates, under the rules of the World Trade Organisation.
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If it's not, Android should be able to just revert back to the known good version of the OS. For whatever reason, that safety net failed for this beta update.
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Consultancy Wood Mackenzie forecasts that demand for oil in developed countries will revert to structural decline next year and drop by about 4 million barrels per day (bpd) by 2035.
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I find this merely suboptimal rather than a deal breaker, but OnePlus gives you the option to revert to the old trio of Android navigations buttons, if you so wish.
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"If SSS (same store sales) and valuation revert closer to historical average levels, we believe that SBUX shares can more than double over the next three years," the presentation said.
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Starting December 17, if a post is flagged by the algorithm, it will be automatically revert to a private setting so that the content is only viewable by the user.
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Any amount not claimed will revert back to the city, meaning the total payout could be significantly less, and the settlement must be approved by U.S. District Judge Robert Sweet.
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Trump will revert to lashing out, alienating all but his hardcore supporters and crying about a potentially "rigged" election outcome without any evidence to support such corrosive and dangerous claims.
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Solid Financial Profiles: We expect HMC and Kia to revert back to positive FCF generation in 2016, after a large one-off land purchase resulted in negative FCF in 2015.
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Studies in monkeys and human cell lines have mostly supported the idea, though in some worrying cases the donor mitochondria have been shown to revert back to the mutated form.
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The newly produced lambs thus provide an unprecedented look into genetic history, and a potential baseline should we ever wish to revert these animals back to a certain former glory.
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Power companies have already made the decades-long investment decisions to shift to natural gas and renewable energy, and market forces will ensure most companies don't revert back to coal.
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In space, for example, astronauts can reportedly become a few inches taller without the pressure of Earth's gravity, though they revert to their previous height when they get back home.
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A legal interpretation issued in 2003 says that if a divorce is disputed, property bought for one partner by a spouse's parents before marriage can revert to the partner alone.
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And if you don't like it, you can revert to the classic Android buttons in the phone's Settings, but this will eat up a slightly larger portion of the screen.
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They wanted to see if using robot technologies would lessen the chance that a surgeon would need to revert to a more invasive type of surgery (called an open laparotomy).
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While they may be driven from territory they hold, they are unlikely to be driven from Syria and could revert to insurgency tactics such as ambushes, assassinations and suicide bombings.
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Far too often the incentives of digital advertising allow the industry to revert to a simple formula, and the consequence has been more ads, more often, to more irritated consumers.
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Trump's Cuba policy is being finalized, US officials said, but he is expected to revert to a tougher line on Cuba and blast the Cuban government for human rights abuses.
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In a "Notice of Proposed Rulemaking," Pai announced that the FCC will revert to Title I classification for internet providers, but also questioned whether net neutrality is necessary at all.
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Currently, coal companies have to pay a tax of $28503 per ton on underground coal production toward the fund, but that amount will revert to 22019 cents, the 1977 level.
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If NAFTA talks fail and tariffs revert to World Trade Organization rules, Canada's long-run economic growth could be 0.4 percent lower than it would be otherwise, the IMF said.
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Simply introducing errors in the network data or communications could cause systems to revert to a safe mode, wherein the vehicle is stalled until the error is diagnosed and corrected.
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Currently, coal companies have to pay a tax of $28500 per ton on underground coal production toward the fund, but that amount will revert to 6900 cents, the 2628 level.
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In an audio message released on May 21, the Islamic State spokesman Abu Muhammad al-Adnani made clear that the organization would revert to its roots as a guerrilla insurgency.
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So will voters in the commonwealth revert to form and select Northam — who called President Donald Trump a "narcissistic maniac" on his way to winning the Democratic primary in June?
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But those modifications revert to their original payment terms in the sixth year, sometimes with any deferred unpaid principal or unpaid interest added to the back end of the loan.
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There's no way to be sure they'll return to her side, but surely they're more likely to revert to her in a more neutral media climate than to support Trump.
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If Baltimore's judges continue to defer to the police's arrest statements and set high bails — or revert to denying bail to avoid scrutiny — they will risk perpetuating a racist system.
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The exhibition, which will travel to the National Gallery of Canada in June (where it will revert to its original title), was first held at the Grand Palais in Paris.
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"It's up to the founders to make switching costs worth it for customers so they don't revert back to using their generic texting app," added Michael Dearing of Harrison Metal.
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The startup launched in 2013 as sort of a Github for music production that saved between every change so artists could revert to old versions and easily coordinate with collaborators.
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You know what that means: If this bill or anything like it passes, Republicans will immediately revert to their previous pretense of being deficit hawks and start demanding spending cuts.
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In the way that country singers often revert to traditionalism after they're done pushing against the genre's boundaries, Eminem may well be on his way to becoming a rap classicist.
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