In the end, everything mostly reverts to the status quo.
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Once wolves are delisted, their management reverts to state agencies.
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AND WHEN IT REVERTS IT TENDS TO REVERT PRETTY SHARPLY.
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Unless he reverts and winds up ordering the turkeys tortured.
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Then he reverts back to denying the interference even happened.
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This version of the story reverts to the original text.
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Then when they leave it's remarkable how fast it reverts back.
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But talk about energy, and Germany reverts to small-minded legalism.
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In that case, the decision reverts to the lower courts' ruling.
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He reverts to Arabic and commands the men to kill Miller.
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British colony of Hong Kong reverts to Chinese rule in July.
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But if it does means the decision reverts back to the states.
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Yet the discussion soon reverts to a topic of perpetual concern: land.
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When you remove it, it reverts back to the standard tablet. Simple.
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The song reverts to its original unadorned strum, and she wilts, defeated.
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It then reverts back to the moon when the heat is withdrawn.
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Copying and pasting from Photos also reverts it to a still image.
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The BCRA reverts individual health insurance markets to their pre-Obamacare days.
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"Good," says a voice off-screen, as Baxter's face reverts to a grin.
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When comment reverts to the board, Fontana said, Hargrave rose to speak again.
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The other reverts back to nationalism and puts country before pan-European interests.
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While D.J. Sha reverts to well-known songs during games — Usher, Run-D.
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In many ways, Switch reverts to the N64 strategy of delivering quality over quantity.
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But when things go badly for Trump, he reverts to bilious tantrums almost instantly.
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Only two more plays until my tolerance reverts once more into a lovely obsession.
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Then, tapping song reverts back to just the audio and the song's cover art.
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We'll note that the decision reverts questions about bathroom access back to the states.
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But he often reverts to his stump speech, which is heavy on the economy.
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Instead, the camera app reverts to the mic on the iPhone for the audio source.
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Portuguese bots, however, were at each other's throats, producing an average 188 reverts per bot.
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" To which Eli responds: "You say slides backward, I say reverts to its natural state.
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Eventually you pull away, and the wider scene reverts to that bird's eye pastoral sublime.
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Maria reveals herself to be a Skrull, and Nick Fury reverts to a Skrull form too.
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We've asked whether the setting reverts to the Top Tweets default when you close the app.
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If the district reverts to its Obama-era form the general election could be closely contested.
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He's done with this affair, he decides, and immediately reverts back to his psychopathic killer personality.
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Washington watches as the car seemingly reverts to the state it was in just seconds earlier.
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I know this isn't her normal voice; she reverts to that when the men clear out.
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Perhaps more significantly, though, the Supreme Court's decision reverts to mostly closing the US to refugees.
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Then you release for a few seconds while the color reverts, and repeat the whole process again.
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When standalone smartglasses are ready to conquer consumer markets, user adoption reverts to the phone replacement cycle.
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But when he is on his own, he reverts consistently to childlike displays of cruelty and gloating.
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But if a player hit a pop-up or a foul ball, his total reverts to zero.
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The plot reverts to Laguna Beach's first season, in which the OG basic girl Lauren Conrad, a.k.a.
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A week after the eclipse, a room at the 1st Interstate Motel reverts to $63 a night.
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That sweet spot, however, may require your dying before the exemption reverts back to a lower level.
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"Basically, the individual income tax reverts to current law for tax year 2026 and beyond," Goldwein said.
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The return reverts back to including two safety operators in the vehicle in the driver and passenger seats.
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Then, after a whole year of convincing me it was cool, Microsoft reverts to its old boring self.
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Occasionally he gives carefully calibrated speeches using a teleprompter, but then immediately reverts to his more extreme messages.
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Even though Jamie is nearly 30 years old, once a year, she reverts to behaving like an adolescent.
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Going forward, Fitch expects a modest increase in provisioning as asset quality reverts to longer term historical averages.
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It's somewhere between a tendency and a tic, but WWE almost always reverts to the conquering hero archetype.
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And when Trump's back is against the wall, he reverts back to what (and who) he knows best.
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This destroys the feather's refractive structures, and the crimp reverts to the plain, grayish brown of any bird.
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In fact, on some Thursdays, just to keep me off balance, she reverts to her previously cheerful self.
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So T-Mobile, like other carriers, reverts back to its 4G LTE network in areas where 5G isn't available.
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After dwelling on Brendan, the episode reverts back to Steven, who is the more conflicting character in this tale.
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This year the "surprise" could be a different one, if copper reverts to its past form of predictable unpredictability.
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Mr Hoeg reverts to the Smilla model with another spookily gifted heroine, this time Susan Svendsen, a quantum physicist.
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The original color of the bootie could not be determined, as water-soaked leather reverts to a dark brown.
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None of that matters, or even happens, if Rinne reverts to his previous form of the first two games.
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Whenever I'm visiting home, my mother suddenly reverts back to the rules of the household when I was 16.
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He seems to come to heel briefly after each talking-to, but soon reverts to his self-sabotaging behavior.
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"They can say, 'Look, during those 15 months, that assessment is there, and upon completion, it reverts,'" Levin explained.
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The fourth-floor front bedroom reverts to form, with its original ceiling medallion from which a Tiffany lamp dazzles.
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Under the current more restricted model, asset ownership reverts to the government once a service provider's contract period expires.
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The cap on mortgage interest reverts back to $1 million in 2026 regardless of when the home was purchased.
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While the U.S. government reverts to its punitive war on drugs, an alternative approach is taking hold in Europe.
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The rapper reverts to his usual self on "Set Set," which has a hook punctuated with onomatopoeias—Big Shaq style.
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During that time, the circle shrinks and reverts to its original color as it normally would when you let goal.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Spicer reverts to Trump's lack of humor toward unflattering satire, just to stick to script.
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Dolores, faced with the broken shell of her father, reverts back into rancher's daughter mode in order to comfort him.
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South Korea, too, seems likely to try to preserve its detente with the North, even if America reverts to hostility.
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When they drive out of the right lane, the onboard engine kicks on, as it reverts back to hybrid mode.
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Edmure gets extremely real with Jaime See Jaime, as he's done before after Brienne leaves, reverts to his worst self.
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The land lease arrangement raises the question of what happens after 99 years, when the property reverts to the church.
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The music reverts irresistibly to the spine-tingling entry of the West Wind, as if this is all that matters.
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When Trump feels backed into a corner, he, like all of us, reverts back to the people he knows best.
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At that point, control reverts to the producer, with the investor's stake shrinking to about 10 percent of remaining production.
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When Irving plays without Horford, he reverts back to who he was in Cleveland when LeBron wasn't on the floor.
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However, Tai eventually reverts back to herself after realizing that she doesn't want to be exactly like Cher and Dionne.
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Developers who want to adopt the BSL for a new project only need to fill in four lines: the name of the product, the restrictions that set the limits for when users will have to pay, the change data for when the license reverts to an open-source license and which license it reverts to.
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No. Because outside the confines of the social-science study, the conservative reverts from isolated cognition unit to human being, i.e.
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Bu then Melisandre takes off her jewelry, reverts back to her old woman state, and collapses into the snow with exhaustion.
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Or was the 2018 election an aberration, fuelled by animus against President Donald Trump, before Arizona reverts back to Republican control?
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When they travel to Sicily to meet his family, he reverts to the patriarchal values of his ancestors, destroying the marriage.
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At which point the organization reverts to its normal mode, a conspiratorial cast of mind that could be called Corporate Paranoid.
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The second act reverts to conventional chronology, beginning in 1994 and picking up where each scene in the previous act ended.
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But that is mainly because they model an "orderly" no deal, which reverts easily to normal trade terms while mitigating the damage.
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When asked about her behavior, Klobuchar reverts to a line about being as tough on America as she is on her staff.
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At Redneck Bank, for example, the rate reverts to 0.25 percent if requirements aren't met; at Consumers Credit Union, it's 0.01 percent.
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Go deeper: Tribune Media sells Long Island property for $54.5 million; Tronc reverts back to its old name after years of ridicule
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"From a strategic perspective, I'd rather see that Hong Kong reverts to how we all know Hong Kong to be," he said.
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Then, pass through Loewen, where the announcements will be in Dutch first, and then in Brussels it reverts back to French first.
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The gimmick belongs to them, but at the most basic level creative control reverts to the most famous person in the shot.
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Baird recounted what else the tribe will lose if all appeals are exhausted, and the land reverts to private land ownership status.
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If the House reverts to the status quo, your opportunity to shake up Washington will fall that much farther out of reach.
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After that, Mr. de Blasio has warned of "chaos and corruption" that could return if control reverts to the Board of Education.
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Before the screen reverts to the old Gmail design, you may be asked to provide Google with your motivation for switching back.
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Same-sex marriage could become a reality if China reverts to its earlier tolerance, and the party does not stand in the way.
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Putting the tablet on the dock will automatically launch Show Mode, taking it off reverts it back to the standard Fire tablet interface.
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COF's ratings also reflect its efficient, scalable business model that has supported its earnings performance as credit quality reverts toward longer-term norms.
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Things get out of hand when Kim and the krew find out Scott Disick reverts back to his old ways on the trip.
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If the government prevails in court, the immigrant reverts from being a US citizen to being a lawful permanent resident (green card holder).
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Microsoft is charging $19.95 per year for the service until the end of March when it reverts to the regular $49.99 per year pricing.
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Mr. Macron tells them that world is gone, but he reverts to a Gaullist posture when dealing with the protesting ecologists and radical students.
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But I am sick and tired of a Fed that reverts to a non-rigorous, non-homework-oriented approach every time things look good.
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The story reverts and favors the exaggerated, the caricatures and low-level simplifications that keep underlying the pillars of women they want to present.
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A "no-deal" Brexit is classed as where the country crashes out of the EU without a trade deal, and reverts to WTO rules.
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This isn't because conservatives are dangerous, but because the left often reverts to violence instead of words when presented with ideas it disagrees with.
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After two years of unusually tricky and difficult starts, this year's Tour route reverts to tradition and begins on mostly flat stages in Normandy.
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The scion of a wealthy family from Des Moines, Mr. Hubbell often reverts to business themes when talking about his Democratic bid for governor.
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These factors mitigate against the probability of a blood bath occurring, even as 2047, the year that Hong Kong reverts to China, draws near.
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But Nicole is not without her own funny moments, like when she moves back home and reverts into surly teen mode with her mom.
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HuffPost India reports having acquired access to a patch that essentially reverts portions of the Aadhaar code using previous, less secure versions of the software.
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"I am sick and tired of a Fed that reverts to a non-rigorous, non-homework-oriented approach every time things look good," he lamented.
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"If the agricultural productivity reverts to preindustrial yields because of a nuclear strike, most countries would not be able to feed themselves," the study says.
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The next month — with pending decisions on immigration and trade wars — will show whether he reverts to his campaign norm in action, not just words.
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However, it reverts the app's color scheme to PayPal's more familiar dark blue-and-white branding, so the relocated buttons are actually easier to see.
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But as the clock winds down, House leadership reverts to nonsensical arguments about why they won't hold a vote on getting rid of this program.
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Free. If Britain reverts to a U.S.-style system, this country will truly lose what it means to be British: care and compassion for everyone.
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Once you leave the city, your phone reverts to the low-band 53G network and you still get a slight bump in speeds over 4G.
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So, China believes it's their country with two systems of government until the late sort of '40s coming up, when it all reverts to China.
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Within a few feet, the app excitedly reverts to a "metal detector" screen, with a red and green gauge displayed along side the distance to discovery.
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This reverts the body to a pre-pubescent like state, where pregnancy is not possible as the ovaries temporarily shut down and menstruation does not occur.
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All that's a heavy lift, but it's the only way for the administration to work off that "incomplete" before it reverts to a failing grade. Gen.
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It has continued carrying out devastating attacks as it reverts to its insurgent roots, including a suicide bombing that killed four Americans in Manbij last week.
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The last two winters have been relatively mild in the United States but if this one reverts to the mean stocks could start to feel tight.
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After the marketing stunt, more people will now likely associate IHOP with burgers than previously did, even after the name reverts back to plain old IHOP.
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One danger is that with its former boss standing shoulder to shoulder with Donald Trump, the firm reverts to its habit of insisting that it knows best.
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The debate for many is whether sterling reverts to historical averages once the dust settles or if Brexit does permanent damage to its long-term fair value.
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Another platform-heavy sequence has you climbing through the hull of a rusted freighter as it repeatedly tips on its side, reverts in time, and tips again.
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Free Fire completely loses High-Rise's chilly calm, and reverts back to a more manic form of storytelling as seen in his early films like Kill List.
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With the FCC out of the broadband privacy business, that task reverts to the Federal Trade Commission, who had jurisdiction over the issue until Wheeler stepped in.
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Then, in a riveting sequence of spreads, a green vista of sculpted animals — giraffe, emu, rhinoceros — turns autumn-colored and finally reverts to plain, bare-branched trees.
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If the stock market suddenly reverts to its long-term trend, implying a fall of almost 25 percent, it could push the American economy close to recession.
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And as that happens, Melisandre reverts to her true centuries-old form, with her mission accomplished, her watch over, and her magic used up, and accepts death.
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My introverted ass reverts back to that elementary school panic where all of my friends are in a different class, except here, everyone's an extremely sweaty stranger.
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If Trump reverts to his hard line position to deport all undocumented immigrants, his effort to reach out to the Hispanic community will go up in smoke.
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By which I mean that "Wonder Woman" tells an interesting, not entirely predictable story (until the climax, which reverts, inevitably and disappointingly, to dreary, overblown action clichés).
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There&aposs a spare banana on hand in the booth, and more importantly, without the artist&aposs certificate of authenticity, it reverts to being just a banana.
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With the cancellation of the foreign ownership rules, the Maldives reverts to the old law under which land can only be leased to foreigners for 99 years.
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For example, the AHCA reverts our health insurance system back to age-banded healthcare premiums, which is an unsustainable model that will ultimately be devastating to small businesses.
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Agent 47 can try to escape his sins however many times he likes, but once control reverts to the player he's a puppet in a goofy murder-simulator.
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If licensing reverts to a pre-Obama-agreement system, group tour operators, including cruises, might continue to operate under the people-to-people license for which they apply.
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Whether that influence remains once he is out of office — and whether the party reverts to its former shape or adopts a new one — remains an open question.
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The Dodgers hope Treinen reverts to his 2018 form after a disappointing 2019 season in Oakland when he went 6-5 with a 4.91 ERA over 20213 games.
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If in a week's time it reverts to the Conservatives, the seat will signal the birth of a new political creed woven from the homespun truths known as Mayism.
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After a set amount of time (say three years), the license expires and reverts to an open-source license like the GPL or any other license the developer chooses.
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"Now that we got the (electoral) outcome we expected, oil reverts to be the main driver" for the peso, which has been outperforming other Latin American currencies, he said.
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"Even if it goes back and reverts to a normal rally with no recession, you still have some decent upside left for the rest of the year," Stone said.
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What the Trump administration does in the next few weeks will decide whether the North Korea challenge reverts to threats of nuclear war — or advances to full-blown détente.
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"Her history is that whenever she gets ahead and looks in good shape, she reverts to her worst form," said Peter D. Hart, a leading Democratic pollster, citing Mrs.
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If Morris reverts back to his form from last season, in which he averaged 15 points on 46.5 percent shooting, it amounts to only a mild disaster for Washington.
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Sometimes it changes for a bit and then reverts back to original annoying few notes—it's like a stubborn child in there, saying, 'no, I want to play this'.
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But if you don't use the money, typically by the end of the year in which you contributed, then you lose the money — it reverts back to your employer.
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Satie's score, written more than fifteen years in advance of Schoenberg's first atonal works, subsequently reverts to a more conventional language, but the fabric of harmony has been rent.
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Android 10 also has a new dark theme, which reverts the screen to "true black" that promises to help prolong battery life and be more appealing to the eyes.
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In the storage unit, Jasper goes after Joe with a knife for not having Will's money, and Joe reverts to his murderous ways by stabbing Jasper in the stomach.
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If he tries an update, he said, he risks watching in horror as his iPod reverts to its factory settings and his thousands of songs vanish into the digital ether.
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Then, as suddenly as she appeared, Marilyn is gone, and the film reverts to home-movie mode: Edith Schulback walking on the grass at a family outing in the country.
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It's true that Trump often reverts to free association when he's faced with a tough question but in this case where his mind went is pretty indicative of his views.
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Half of Ireland's farm exports go to Britain and some would face tariffs of almost 60% in the event of a "cliff-edge" Brexit, in which trade reverts to WTO rules.
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After the first year, the plan reverts to being $50 monthly, then back down to $1 for six months if they purchase a new iPhone again after two years of service.
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Once you lift the tablet out of the dock, it reverts back to its standard Fire OS home screen, complete with app icons, books, videos, and other content front and center.
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Minimal Risk Condition is the state an AV reverts to if circumstances change such that it is outside its Operational Design Domain — in other words, if it can't drive itself anymore.
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That may well lead to another lively episode in the Redstone family drama when control reverts to the trust and gives Ms Redstone a shot at shaking up her father's empire.
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While the rest of the world is in tumult, in Germany it still feels like the end of history: Germany is economically strong and politically stable, and politics reverts to maintenance.
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In engineering design, a system may be designed to "fail-safe," meaning that if the system experiences an anomaly or failure, by default, the system reverts to an inert, safe status.
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"You should make sure that any option which makes the child's location visible to others is subject to a privacy setting which reverts to 'off' after each session," the code states.
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The UK loses its favored status, and becomes a so-called "third country" — meaning it's treated like an outside country by the EU and reverts back to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
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While he has displayed flashes of unflappability, there's an observable shelf life to that (about 20-30 minutes) at which point he reverts to being ruffled and rough, perturbed and even petty.
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In other words, Trump's digressions and rambles — or, as he says, when "the back of the sentence reverts to the front" — are much easier to follow in person thanks to subtle cues.
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Eventually, Newman decides that it would be ridiculous to create a chart for everything and reverts back to her old ways of allowing her children to figure things out in the moment.
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In a Quitaly scenario in which Rome reverts to the lira, a few things would change: First Italy would set its own monetary policy, meaning its securities would again reflect inflation risk.
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The LPGA hopes to avoid such a fate when the event reverts next year to its old slot in July, when the weather is generally better with more daylight than in September.
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If Roe is reversed, the question of whether abortion should be legal or whether it should be a crime reverts to the states, and this could produce additional concerns for the right.
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According to the duchy's website, "When there is no male heir, the Duchy reverts to the Monarch, and the annual Sovereign Grant is reduced annually by the amount of the Duchy's income."
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Her entire performance was studded with glimmers of fresh thought, down to her final exit as Odette, with part of her clinging to Siegfried as the rest of her reverts into swandom.
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Now joined by new members, Thou spent most of 215 reinventing itself with a trio of acoustic and grunge-inspired EPs, but on the album, reverts back to a more familiar pattern.
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You will have this beautiful flowing sentence where the back of the sentence reverts to the front and they cut the back of the sentence off, and I say I never said that.
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Also calling for rapid agreement between the two sides to avoid uncertainty and the risk of a "cliff edge" whereby Britain simply reverts to global trade rules, BusinessEurope called for simplified customs procedures.
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" She added the "order turns its back on the schools and educational institutions that have made the 2.5 GHz band their home since 1962... and reverts to uninspired and stale commercial spectrum policy.
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Under the cemetery's rules, when there are no longer any known living descendants of a family, a neglected tomb reverts to the control of B & F, and then becomes available for new ownership.
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Europeans are left to hope that their economic and regulatory muscle is enough to shore up rules and institutions, even as much of the rest of the world reverts to the law of strength.
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It's not so much that "Commuter" reverts to form as an action movie — we expected as much — but that it does so with such weary contempt for its audience and its own better instincts.
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After a confusing but mildly interesting premiere that establishes why the young Bryan Mills (Clive Standen) becomes a government operative with a taste for vigilantism, "Taken" reverts to broadcast-network guns-and-gizmos formula.
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" She reverts to a sexist way of thinking — harping on Clinton's husband's transgressions, claiming "she has no political experience besides being first lady" and that it was "her husband who got her those jobs.
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Now that the big hurdle of agreeing to move to a new house has been cleared, Jay reverts to his usual at-home personality of a Sir Arthur Conan Doyle character always on the case.
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For her book, though, it puts Pao back in safety mode, as she abandons the scabrous energy of her middle chapters and reverts to the kind of upbeat language she used when describing her childhood.
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A close ally of Macron, she ranks fourth in the government hierarchy, and becomes only the second woman to head the ministry, which reverts to its pre-1974 name of Ministry of the Armed Forces.
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Other cities and towns in Iraq remain under the militants' control, and Iraqis expect an increase in terrorist attacks in urban centers, especially in the capital, Baghdad, as the group reverts to its insurgent roots.
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"It simply reverts back to where the short-term plan rules were prior to Obama limiting those plans," said Christopher Condeluci, a benefits attorney who also served as tax counsel to the US Senate Finance Committee.
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The finalized rule largely reverts the methane rule back to where it stood before former President Obama took office by repealing leak detection mandates and the Obama-era drilling and well completion standards, among other provisions.
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Going forward, it will be important to see whether progress in the public debate reverts to its state prior to the radical flank or whether changes persist and moderate any attempts to reverse U.S. climate policy.
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She instantly reverts to the girlishness of a smitten high schooler, breaking not only from the gravity of Becky's situation, but with any sense of awareness that she and her daughter are making the same mistakes.
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Fitch could cut China's A+ credit rating or stable outlook if Beijing reverts to the kind of debt-fueled stimulus programs it has used in the past, the firm's top sovereign analyst said earlier this month.
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Roughly once out of every 2003 million doses given, the weakened vaccine virus reverts in the gut to the ferocity of wild-type polio, making a vaccinated child a potential source of infection instead of protection.
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Monday's decision means the law reverts to an Obama-era precedent under which companies which franchise their brand names can be liable for workplace law violations that occur at independently owned businesses that merely rent the franchise.
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Following the January issue featuring Taylor Swift and the February cover fronted by Australian actresses Margot Robbie and Nicole Kidman (in conjunction with W), the March edition reverts to supermodel cover stars for the Spring Fashion issue.
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A close ally of Macron, she ranks above Le Drian in the government hierarchy, and becomes only the second woman to head the ministry, which reverts to its pre-1974 name of Ministry of the Armed Forces.
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Students will no longer be penalized for guessing, with their rough score equal to the number of answers they get right, and overall scoring reverts from the 2400 scoring scale back to the old 1600 scoring scale.
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Without it, Trump has been unable to persuade those outside his base to go along with him, so instead he reverts to hectoring and browbeating, tactics that he's increasingly using against Republicans as his political support shrinks.
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I've made attempts over the years to organize it, but the damn thing always reverts back into chaos, and so Tselebidis and I agree it's a good place to start our "tidying marathon," as Kondo dubs it.
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"While this is a short-term view, moving from 1.40 or 303 where it was last year to almost three percent, it is a big move, but historically speaking it reverts back to the mean," said Bapis.
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"But if OPEC reverts to being OPEC — that is to say 60 to 70 percent compliance — then OPEC is still going to be producing 700,000 to 800,000 barrels of oil ... more this January than last January," he said.
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Another is that the region's Sunni Muslims, if not given a share of political and economic power, could be vulnerable to Islamic State recruitment as the group reverts from one that holds territory to a shadowy, violent insurgency.
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Marlins RH Jose Fernandez (22: 20-210, 23) Detroit is banking that Sanchez puts his myriad of injuries in the rear-view mirror and reverts to his form from 21, when he recorded a career-high 133 strikeouts.
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Fairer governance, less corruption and respect for human rights should be key demands Trump makes of his allies to beat ISIS -- not something he can do credibly if the US reverts to using torture even worse than water-boarding.
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But that has been true for nearly nine years, and as on many fronts the best days of "Trumponomics" may be in the past as the economy's performance reverts to an Obama-era trend of around 2% annual growth.
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When journalists are all reluctantly herded into one place, everyone reverts to being slightly bitter and cantankerous about the very thing they are here to report, and also exchange ludicrous rumours and tales that could never be honestly reported.
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Economists and investors are watching to see if the yield curve again reverts and enters an inverted trend, which would increase concerns across Wall Street and put more pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates to bolster the economy.
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Just when we thought everyone was bleaching their tresses for summer (see Emma Stone, Taylor Swift, Emma Roberts and more), Mara reverts back to her signature deep shade, proving that she's a true hair chameleon who sets her own trends.
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Looked at another way, if Monsanto reverts back to that lower multiple, net income would need to exceed $3.2 billion in 2019 – a more than 60 percent increase – for the shares to exceed what Bayer is offering in cash today.
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Once you remove the D-O-Double G from its wrapper, you quickly discover one of the sandwich's flaws: Because the item is heated before serving, the glaze on the doughnut reverts to its liquid state, with all the attendant stickiness.
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Appropriators warn that extra cash secured by the budget agreement will essentially get tossed if Congress reverts to a full-year stopgap — a looming possibility if lawmakers fail to pass even the most bipartisan spending bills in the next few months.
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So long as everyone else is healthy, the Warriors should still beat whoever they're matched up against in the first round, but the battle could be far more arduous if Iguodala reverts back to the shooter he was earlier this season. 4.
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BAGHDAD — The Islamic State's latest suicide attack in Baghdad, which killed nearly 330 people, foreshadows a long and bloody insurgency, according to American diplomats and commanders, as the group reverts to its guerrilla roots because its territory is shrinking in Iraq and Syria.
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At night, on a small rail in a parking lot lit by a flood lamp, he alley-oop backside 180s into a fakie nosegrind, and, almost as soon as he locks in, reaches the bottom and reverts—backside again—before hitting the pavement.
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Working from a script by Brad Ingelsby, O'Connor finds ways to keep viewers subtly off guard; just when you think "The Way Back" will turn into a Big Game movie, it reverts to being an addiction drama (and then goes back again).
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As ISIS reverts from being a territory-holding state to a guerrilla insurgency, its members are slipping into the shadows, going underground in urban areas or hiding out in ungoverned stretches of desert where they can plot and launch attacks, experts warn.
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The head of Oil and Gas UK told May in a letter seen by Reuters that yearly oil trade costs could rise to 1.1 billion pounds ($1.4 billion), from around 600 million pounds now, if Britain reverts to World Trade Organization rules after Brexit.
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The site still has an option to use a chronological timeline (though it reverts to algorithmic upon each reload), so I went about my day getting my fill of news stories, self-promo, and a lot of posts about the heightened pollen levels this season.
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U.K. government ministers have been warned that a "hard Brexit" – in which the U.K. leaves the EU's lucrative single market and instead reverts to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules – could prompt the U.K.'s gross domestic product (GDP) to fall dramatically, the newspaper said.
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"If Washington grows frustrated with the lack of change or at least rapid change, the question becomes whether Trump reverts and takes unilateral action," Michael McCarthy, a research fellow on Latin America at American University and CEO of Caracas Wire, told CNN last week.
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From here, the display reverts to a more hierarchical MoMA mode with the gallery "The Sixties Generation: Color, Form, Pop," where the curators invite us to consider or reconsider the later efforts of artist stars like Frank Stella, Andy Warhol, Ed Ruscha and James Rosenquist.
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Side and back sleepers rejoice, because the Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Neck support pillow's contoured shape provides plenty of relief for stiff necks and tight shoulders, using a form-fitting cushion first developed by NASA (ooooh, science!) that reverts to its original shape when not in use.
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But the Fund also modeled other scenarios, including a "severe" one in which the divorce negotiations go badly, financial stress intensifies, the UK-EU trading relationship reverts to World Trade Organization rules, and London loses a large portion of its financial services sector to continental Europe.
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Since it quickly reverts from the futility of the opening sequence to traditional shooter heroics for the rest of the game, it toys with the idea that the action sequences I'm playing through didn't really take place, but are the embellished memories of the soldiers who were there.
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Now, if there are no changes to the withdrawal agreement, the deal remains unapproved and the risk of a "no-deal" Brexit – the now infamous "cliff-edge" scenario where Britain leaves the EU abruptly on March 29 with no 21-month transition period and reverts to WTO trading rules.
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"China usually enforces sanctions only for temporary periods of time, when global attention is focused on North Korea, and reverts to normal trade with the country when tensions have blown over," Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein, associate scholar at the Philadelphia-based Foreign Policy Research Institute, said in a recent note.
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Under both the House and Senate versions, such carry-overs can be used to offset only 90 percent of a person's taxable income (and, in the Senate version, 80 percent after 2022, which reverts to 90 percent after 2025 if revenue targets are met) in a given year.
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"There was an equal balance between investors thinking there might be another long-term play here if we have more tension overseas, but also, if this thing is just a one-and-done opportunity, there's an opportunity here to maybe short oil if it reverts back," he said.
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"It's too early to figure out whether that's the new normal for Democrats to get in the upper 20s [among less educated white voters] at the statewide level or if it's a onetime phenomenon that reverts back to getting 36 to 37 percent," said Jill Normington, a Democratic pollster.
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"Red Fuji" (1830-32) on the other hand, does away with perspectival inventiveness and reverts to the two-dimensional tradition: presenting the mountain as a gorgeously deep red triangle cutting into a deep blue background, its lower half bisected by green wash, simplifying the composition in almost geometric terms.
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If there are no changes to the withdrawal agreement, the deal remains unapproved and the risk of "no-deal" Brexit increases — this refers to the now infamous "cliff-edge" scenario where Britain leaves the EU abruptly on March 29 with no 21-month transition period and reverts to WTO trading rules.
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First, Blair claimed that U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's deal is going to lead to a parliamentary defeat and that then would trigger either a General Election, a fresh Brexit referendum, or a "no deal" where the U.K. crashes out of the EU and reverts to WTO rules for trade.
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Instead, the Times now has a much bigger business to jump from, which means when it reverts back to a 16 percent growth rate, the paper will top $8003 million in digital revenue by 2020 — that would be an impressive milestone after less than a decade of selling online subscriptions.
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The M50 remedies those, though some users will certainly be upset that 4K is locked to 24 frames per second, or that 120 frames per second isn't available when shooting full HD. It should also be noted that, when shooting 4K, the camera reverts to contrast autofocus instead of Dual Pixel.
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If you're looking to make a major purchase — like an appliance or an engagement ring — and pay it off over time, you can take advantage of the 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for the first 15 months (after that, it reverts to a variable 14.74-25.74% APR).
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Keep that in mind when the broadcast networks refer viewers to their streaming services, as they're all doing for trial coverage... Fox reverts to pro-Trump opinion in prime time Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum anchored Fox News coverage of the trial throughout the afternoon and most of the evening.
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Some of that is just Hulu's release strategy, where it doesn't release an entire season at once, but instead comes out of the gate with a handful of new episodes (two this week for the launch of The Handmaid's Tale season two), then reverts to a more traditional episode-per-week schedule.
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Stilling Caravaggio's scene of violence, which evokes male castration, Buren's shimmering, reflective rectangles of light seem to gently wash out over the dim floor towards the painting — parts of which are reflected in the pyramid's mirrors (depending on viewer position), so that neither work reverts only to its own space and chronology.
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Thanks to ESPN's Home Run Tracker, which records the distance (along with several other variables) for every longball in MLB, it's possible to identify who has gained the most from a slicker ball—and thus who might be at peril of losing much of their value if the ball reverts to its prior form.
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"When fiscal consolidation is implemented via an increase in taxation, the debt-to-GDP ratio reverts back to its pre-shock level only in the long run, thus failing to generate an improvement in the debt ratio, and producing what we call a self-defeating fiscal consolidation," Attinasi and Metelli wrote in the paper.
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Because the tax on large gifts works in concert with the estate tax, the estate of someone who gives away more than the lower exemption could be hit with a "claw back" tax bill for several million dollars when the law reverts to the lower limit, said James Blase of Blase & Associates in St. Louis.
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It also highlighted specific instances outlined by Apple's 2017 security guide in which a passcode would be required over Face ID.Elcomsoft's CEO Vladimir Katalov told Motherboard the company advised never looking at the screen of an iPhone with Face ID in order to avoid losing one of five attempts before the phone reverts to requiring a passcode.
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All of these variables make it difficult for a programmer to build a quantum algorithm that can achieve something useful without errors and before it reverts to a classical state, but that doesn't take away from just how far researchers have come in recent years, and how big today's announcement is in the quantum computing world.
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Sessions' one-and-a-half page memorandum reverts back to the practices that made the War on Drugs one of the most detrimental eras of U.S. history, and the gateway to the nation's ranking as the most incarcerated country in the world, with drug offenders currently standing as one-in-five inmates in the U.S. prison system.
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And when left to his own devices, without Ivanka as a babysitter, he reverts to his true misogynistic inclinations — like the time he said women who have abortions should be punished; or when he said that if Ivanka were sexually harassed at the workplace, he'd hope she'd get a new career; or the fact that Roger Ailes, who was ousted from Fox News over sexual harassment claims, is an adviser; or the fact that he can't name another woman he'd put in his Cabinet other than Ivanka.
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