The other two pictures contained either: (i) a lexical distractor involving a change of meaning, which always involved a change of verb (e.g. a picture of a boy riding a horse) or (ii) a reverse role distractor in which the agent of the action became its recipient (e.g. a picture of a boy chasing a horse).
As they were celebrating, their NoC opponents, the Usos, attacked them from behind in a reverse of roles from the last couple of weeks.
There were nods in the traditional areas of education (more power to reform failing schools), transport (greater flexibility on road tolls and revenue-raising) and health (in a reverse of traditional roles, it has been the Conservatives portraying themselves as protectors of the NHS against Brown's budget cuts).
The video is in a way a satire, reversing roles in a humorous way by commenting on scoring, but also giving a soft loving charm to the encounters.
New anthrax alarms shifted away from newsrooms in New York and Florida yesterday to Capitol Hill and Gov. George E. Pataki's office in Manhattan, reversing roles in the nation's most arresting television drama.
Until this year, Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko, each with doctorates in sports psychology from the University of Kiev in Ukraine, had reversed roles.
Lazar opened it to find Mary McFadden often his date in New York (a kind of reverse-role "walker") when Mary Lazar was absent standing in the hallway in all her pleated finery, evidently under the impression that this was to be a formal evening, or possibly a masked ball.
Lazar opened it to find Mary McFadden — often his date in New York (a kind of reverse-role "walker") when Mary Lazar was absent — standing in the hallway in all her pleated finery, evidently under the impression that this was to be a formal evening, or possibly a masked ball.
Then, in a particularly egregious assault on history, O'Reilly reversed roles in the massacre at Malmedy in WWII during a debate with General Wesley Clark.
In conclusion, MSSA has reversed roles with MRSA.
