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"I think we've reached a point where news from Iraq itself is not likely to reverse the trajectory," says Scott Rasmussen, the president of Rasmussen Reports.

The owners may have the upper hand because a delay has kept the lockout in place, and the court indicated it is likely to reverse the injunction.

Now, I don't know whether you're ahead of me here, but on a single, dual-action, lock/unlock button, logic tends to insist that the second press is likely to reverse the action of the first press.

Mr. Netanyahu could request immunity by an act of Parliament now without a new law, but legal experts said the Supreme Court would be likely to reverse the decision for fear of harming the public's trust in government institutions.

None of this is likely to reverse the "religion gap" in our politics — that is, the fact that regular churchgoers identify by a wide margin with the G.O.P. Come election time, the personal religiosity of the Democratic candidates won't matter nearly as much as the positions they take in all the drearily familiar theaters of the culture war.

Yet this trend is not likely to reverse the movement of younger people to less dense areas.

Is adding a new target likely to reverse this?

"Our study adds additional weight to the notion that this is part of a short-term excursion that is likely to reverse in the years ahead," says Michael Mann of Penn State University, a co-author of the new study, whose lead author is Byron Steinman of the University of Minnesota, Duluth.

It has committed itself to a set of milestones in areas where policy decisions could improve future stability: –The government is likely to reverse most of the widespread de-Ba'athification measures that have sustained the Sunni insurgency.

As a general matter, the justices are more likely to reverse than affirm the decisions they review.

A recovering in the global stock markets in recent weeks is also likely to reverse some of the losses suffered by pension savers and wealthy individuals.