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Now corporate order can be overturned in a financial quarter, and the world's largest firms turn on a dime.
If people learn the mechanics of how this law merely redistributes the cost of healthcare, it will be overturned in a heartbeat.
Anthony Elonis, a Pennsylvania man, argued that his conviction for threatening his estranged wife via Facebook should be overturned in a case decided last year.
We now have a president who is smart, efficient and eminently capable; let's give him a chance to do what must be done and not expect eight years of devastation to be overturned in a year.
That set up the possibility that the only victory the opposition had been able to secure in the elections — winning control of Parliament's lower house — would now be overturned in a recount.
The court's decision in Heller, which was uniquely narrow as it only provided for an individual right to bear arms to possession of handguns in the home for self-defense, could still be overturned in a future court case.
She was sure that there wasn't a single academic tradition in film that couldn't be overturned in an instant.
Mr. Moura was convicted in 2007 of ordering the killing and received a 30-year sentence, but that verdict was overturned in a retrial a year later.
Convictions have been overturned in a case relating to Nigerian barges that Enron sold to Merrill Lynch.
