Over the next 22020 years these trends went into reverse.
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As a result, the oil price rally in September quickly went into reverse.
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And in the US, you went into reverse by allowing too many mergers.
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Shares in both Alexander Forbes and Momentum went into reverse following the news, however.
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That's no doubt why U.S. stock markets' initial rally went into reverse within an hour.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks went into reverse just before lunchtime on Wall Street Monday.
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Sales from the company's upmarket food business, its strongest performer in recent years, also went into reverse.
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But the dollar went into reverse as markets appeared to latch onto a disappointing fall in hourly earnings.
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In the 1990s structural change in sub-Saharan Africa actually went into reverse; it was a drag on growth.
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Its share price went into reverse and is now some 22020% lower than on its first day of trading.
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Sales were so high that the typical flows of gold from Europe to China went into reverse earlier this year.
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George H.W. Bush actually ratcheted up the number of press conferences, but the pattern went into reverse under Bill Clinton's administration.
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But the process went into reverse instead: These days, Mississippi is back down to only about 55 percent of Massachusetts income.
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Because the last two ginormous bear markets, beginning 2000 and 2008, were led severely lower when their narrow leadership went into reverse.
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It enjoyed double-digit annual growth over 2011-2013, but its boom went into reverse amid government over-spending and falling commodity prices.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Two mechanics have been arrested after an escalator packed with people in a Hong Kong shopping mall suddenly went into reverse.
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Iron ore futures also went into reverse, closing at 571 yuan per tonne, well off the 584 yuan per tonne level struck earlier in the session.
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This suggests already dismal growth in output per worker likely went into reverse as business activity temporarily plays second fiddle to campaigning for a June 8 election.
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For example, regional convergence – in which poor states closed the gap with rich states – also came to a dead halt or even went into reverse around the same time.
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Shares in Ferrari went into reverse on Friday as the Italian luxury carmaker failed to lift its guidance for 2019 despite strong results in the first part of the year.
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Data showed euro-zone manufacturing activity went into reverse for the first time in over five years, but German retail sales jumped and the bloc's powerhouse unemployment remained at record lows.
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The rand gained after Mantashe expressed confidence in Gordhan but then went into reverse, falling 0.6 percent to a session low, after he said the minister must obey the police summons.
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Eurozone manufacturing activity went into reverse for the first time in over five years in February, while the International Monetary Fund has cut its forecasts for world economic growth for 2019 and 2020.
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Global markets went into reverse on Wednesday after Reuters reported that an interim trade agreement between Washington and Beijing might not be completed in time to be signed in Chile next month, as hoped.
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Brazil appears to be turning a corner after its $1.8 trillion economy went into reverse earlier this year, despite the mounting global strains caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's intensifying trade war with China.
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Brazil appears to be turning a corner after its $1.8 trillion economy went into reverse earlier this year, despite the mounting global strains caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's intensifying trade war with China.
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But this went into reverse during the global financial crisis and the gap has widened rather than return to trend, in part because British interest rates have been higher than those in the euro zone.
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Immigration from Mexico to the United States went into reverse at least two years ago, yet 38% of American voters agree with Donald Trump's proposal to build a giant wall along the country's southern border.
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Euro zone manufacturing activity went into reverse for the first time in over five years last month, British factories slashed jobs and braced for Brexit while China's vast manufacturing industry contracted for a third straight month.
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Euro zone manufacturing activity went into reverse for the first time in over five years last month, a sister survey showed on Friday, but a PMI covering the bloc's dominant services industry bounced to 52.8 from January's 51.2.
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LONDON, March 1 (Reuters) - Euro zone manufacturing activity went into reverse for the first time in over five years last month as trade war worries, slowing global growth and Britain's imminent departure from the European Union hit demand, a survey found.
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But it went into reverse after data showing that lending to euro zone companies slowed last month, and comments by European Central Bank Governing Council member Erkki Liikanen that underlying euro zone inflation may remain lower than expected even if growth is robust.
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But the single European currency later went into reverse after data showed lending to euro zone companies slowed last month, and European Central Bank Governing Council member Erkki Liikanen said underlying euro zone inflation may remain lower than expected even if growth is robust.
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She broke channels through the ice to allow other ships to reach port on several occasions. Evergreen sailed to the United States for repairs at the Portsmouth Navy Yard in February 1945, but returned to Greenland in April 1945. She continued her work supplying remote bases, icebreaking, and building and maintaining aids to navigation. As World War II ended in Europe, her work went into reverse.
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In Locked in the Poorhouse, one of the two companion volume 30 year updates, Harris observed, “During most of the decade that followed the Kerner Report, America made progress on the principal formats that the report dealt with: race, poverty and inner cities. Then progress stopped and, in some ways, went into reverse. What caused this halt and retreat? First a series of economic shocks and trends had a depressing impact, especially on minorities.
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Prost, a mild-mannered driver, was angry with Senna. This one incident between the world's two best Formula One drivers at the time led to one of the most famous sporting rivalries in history. 1989 saw yet more controversy; Mansell, now driving a Ferrari, overshot his pit lane entrance; and, against his team's gesticulations, went into reverse gear and backed into his pit stop position, which was against the rules. Sometime after Mansell went out, he was given the black disqualification flag.
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German aircraft production difficulties in equipping and expanding the air force arose since the mobilization in 1936. Production in the 5 years of rearmament for more combat aircraft began to rise sharply in the plans for a long-term air-force expansion, while the general aircraft production output worsened faster and by a greater margin. During the period from 1936 to 1938 actual aircraft production plans remained unchanged or went into reverse. By 1939, only 33% of the production totals set in August 1938 had been reached.
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After several routine tests, they attempted to simulate an engine-out situation reducing the engine power and setting the prop pitch to high. However, due to a malfunction, the propeller went into reverse pitch. This caused excessive drag and prevented the propeller from windmilling. The crew attempted to reach the runway but, due to the high descent rate and reverse thrust, they landed in rough terrain short of the runway at approximately , hitting several boulders on two sides of an embankment. The crash forces were estimated to be in excess of 20Gs.
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Once de Montfort was dead and the rebels were defeated, Henry's policy went into reverse and as best as he was able, the debts were reimposed. However, Henry's finances were very weak, and he also wished to pursue the Crusade that he had tried to mount in the 1250s. Parliament refused to comply without legislation that restricted the abuse of Jewish finances, particularly by Christians. In 1269 Henry agreed to limits on perpetual fee-rents, an end to the sale of Jewish loans to Christians without the permission of the Crown and a prohibition on levying interest on loans purchased by Christians.
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Calling WAAC... In 1943 the recruiting momentum stopped and went into reverse as a massive slander campaign on the home front challenged the WACs as sexually immoral. Many soldiers ferociously opposed allowing women in uniform, warning their sisters and friends they would be seen as lesbians or prostitutes. Other sources were from other women - servicemen's and officer's wives' idle gossip, local women who disliked the newcomers taking over "their town", female civilian employees resenting the competition (for both jobs and men), charity and volunteer organizations who resented the extra attention the WAACs received, and complaints and slander spread by disgruntled or discharged WAACs. All investigations showed the rumors were false.
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Image from the Periwig Era by Cornelis Troost However, unlike France, the Republic was unable to restore its finances in the next decades and the reason for this inability was that the health of the underlying economy had already started to decline. The cause of this was a complex of factors. First and foremost, the "industrial revolution" that had been the basis of Dutch prosperity in the Golden Age, went into reverse. Because of the reversal of the secular trend of European price levels around 1670 (secular inflation turning into deflation) and the downward-stickiness of nominal wages, Dutch real wages (already high in boom times) became prohibitively high for the Dutch export industries, making Dutch industrial products uncompetitive.
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In peninsular Spain, the productive forces were undermined by steady inflation, heavy taxation, immigration of ambitious youth to the colonies, and by depopulation. Industry went into reverse – Seville in 1621 operated 400 looms, where it had 16,000 a century before. Religiosity led by saints and mystics, missionaries and crusaders, theologians and friars dominated Spanish culture, with the psychology of a reward in the next world. Palmer and Colton argue: : the generations of crusading against infidels, even, heathens and heretics had produced an exceptionally large number of minor aristocrats, chevaliers, dons, and hidalgos, who as a class were contemptuous of work and who were numerous enough and close enough to the common people to impress their haughty indifference upon the country as a whole.
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This is a comparatively recent development in historical terms, because the dress and careers of women used to be policed, and still are in countries like Iran and Saudi Arabia (where they are regulated by the law). The success of second-wave feminism is the chief reason for the freedom of women in the West to wear traditionally-male clothing such as trousers, or to take up traditionally-male occupations such as being a medical doctor, etc. At the other extreme, some Communist regimes such as the Soviet Union made a point of pushing women into traditionally male occupations in order to advance the feminist ideology of the state for example, 58% of Soviet engineers were women in 1980 but this trend went into reverse after the collapse of the Soviet Union, a reversal that some attribute to women becoming more free to follow their own interests. Gender nonconforming transgender people in the United States have been demonstrated to have worse overall health outcomes than transgender individuals who identify as men or women.
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