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Mr. Bremer is bringing a large contingent of new administrators, but today he gave no detailed assessment of the situation in Iraq or how he planned to reverse the deterioration in security.

Speaking to the television cameras that surrounded him at his monastery in a desert town, the pope-designate, Bishop Tawadros, indicated that he planned to reverse the explicitly political role of his predecessor, Pope Shenouda III, who died in March.

On Mr. Bush's first full day in office, his chief of staff, Andrew H. Card Jr., issued a memorandum imposing a 60-day moratorium on Clinton administration rules that had not yet taken effect, prompting hopes from their foes that Mr. Bush planned to reverse them.

Church officials told the county they planned to reverse the sanctuary seating and move the main entrance from the east side of the building to the west side.

In its 38-page finding released Monday afternoon, the EPA said it planned to reverse the Obama-era determination on the rules in part because "the social cost of carbon" and "energy security valuation... should also be updated to be consistent with the literature and empirical evidence". The memo made no mention of climate change.

Explosives experts with the Federal Bureau of Investigation have been sent to London and Dubai to inspect the printer bombs, and technicians planned to "reverse-engineer" the bombs to understand their construction and purpose, Janet Napolitano, the homeland security secretary, told National Public Radio.

Tesco plans to reverse this trend.

Now Democrats plan to reverse the trend.

Now the firm is apparently planning to reverse the labour drain by opening American factories.

Americans need to hear from the presidential candidates — now — about how they plan to reverse this disastrous legacy.

It plans to reverse Tory cuts to disability allowances and increase the work allowance in universal credit.