Investors were delighted when America's largest maker of tires reported in November its second straight quarter in the black, reversing two years of losses totaling wider than $2 billion.
A unanimous Supreme Court, which included Black, reversed the dismissal and ordered the case to proceed to trial.
But, in "Stranger Things," the psychic girl — her name is Eleven, and she's played by a show-stealing Millie Bobby Brown — explains where the missing boy has gone by grabbing a handy Dungeons & Dragons game board, flipping it over, and pointing to its all-black reverse side, where, she says, he is "hiding".
Colonies were rapid-growing, gray-white, and downy, with a gray-black reverse side.
The Great Migration — in which millions of African-Americans in the 20th century, in two waves, left the rural South for big cities in the North, Midwest and West Coast — seems to have become a failed experiment, with many blacks reversing those migratory patterns and either moving back to the South or out of the cities.
A more head-on approach is employed with the bartering teen prostitutes of The Mall Girls or black comedy Reverse.
Their black ribs reverse a million suns.
During his early years on the Supreme Court, Black helped reverse several earlier court decisions taking a narrow interpretation of federal power.
That's a reference to when, 20 years ago, the Democratic presidential candidate, Bill Clinton, took on a violence-spewing rap singer before a black audience, reversing the tendency of party leaders to pander to or gloss over such bad behavior.
Songs by white artists like Tomlin and Hillsong (the musical arm of an Australian megachurch) have often been reinterpreted by black choirs, reversing the earlier exchange that gave birth to non-denominational "worship" music the incorporation of the harmonic and rhythmic innovations of gospel acts like the late genius Andraé Crouch into the basic structures of pop-folk and arena rock.
