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Westerner finished a length and a half second to Papineau in last season's Gold Cup, looks ready to reverse the form and is trading at 11-4 witHillll's.

Justice Scalia doesn't dispute these historical conclusions, but he said that unlike Justice Thomas, he wasn't ready to reverse the decisions applying the First Amendment's restrictions on religion to the states.

declared on Thursday that the GOP has gotten its "groove back" and is ready to reverse "the damage Democrats have done" with a strong showing in the November elections.

In a nod to the more aggressive inflation-fighting members on the Fed's policy-making committee, the minutes also noted that policy makers should be ready to reverse course rapidly if the prospects for growth improved.

Another death penalty case holds out the hope that the court may finally be ready to reverse its ignominious 1989 finding that the Eighth Amendment poses no bar to execution of the mentally retarded.

Just as Affirmed, the last Triple Crown winner in 1978, had Alydar, War Emblem has Proud Citizen, a game colt that looked ready to reverse his second-place finish in the Derby.

By yearend, as the Bells' monopoly fades and the companies whack payrolls, the FCC will be ready to reverse itself and decide its phony brand competition is a dumb idea after all.

Speaking before Hague's arrival, Russia's foreign secretary, Sergei Lavrov, blamed London for the spat, and said Russia was ready to reverse its retaliatory decision in 2007 to close Russian offices of the British Council.

Selecting a gear, the driver looked behind, ready to reverse.

The appellate judges subsequently requested three rounds of post-oral argument supplemental briefing, a rare level of probing that indicates to many observers that the court is likely ready to reverse Minor's conviction.

Do not attempt to time the market by guessing when stocks are ready to reverse direction.