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As if that were not enough dogma to overturn, there is growing evidence that almost all so-called sinus headaches are really migraines.

As President Bush sifts through the pile of his predecessor's last-minute directives to spot the executive orders he wants to -- and can -- overturn, there is one he should put at the top of the list.

For the call to be overturned, there must be indisputable visual evidence upon replay.

Unless the verdict is overturned, there will be a byelection and Mr Woolas will be ineligible to stand.

If the rule is overturned, there is no telling how many athletes would be affected because no official clearinghouse keeps tabs of athletes serving doping suspensions.

In the United States, a law against flag-burning was passed in 1989; though it was overturned, there's a movement to back the idea with a constitutional amendment.

"In Wiltshire it worked to great effect," says McGrath. "Their van was overturned, there was a riot, and they had to be rescued".

If it's overturned, there will be a temptation to attack both the court's decision as driven by ideology and to put Mr. Romney on the spot on what he would do.

Now, however, our traditions are overturned, there is a new influence, an alien approach – the nation's biggest reality show has introduced tears, both the slow-rolling type and the open-mouthed wailing kind.

If policies are hastily imposed, and a policy framework based on over a century of hydrological research is overturned, there is a distinct possibility that supply-side policies may cause more social, ecological, economic and hydrological problems than they solve.

"If you studied the history of how slavery was overturned, there was underground media and it was slow and laborious, but we have much more power today," he added, pointing to social media and outlets like LifeSiteNews.