Many more regulatory reversals, big and small, have already occurred; and we should expect more in the weeks and months to follow.
"A lot of it appears to me to be just reversal of big bets," said Henry Herrmann, chief investment officer at Waddell & Reed in Overland Park, Kan.
Despite their gestures in the public services, worker control in the private sector is something the Tories fear and unionism was something Thatcher sought to crush – it would be a brilliant irony if with a Akido-like reversal the big society led to their revival.
And in another reversal, some big winners cropped up amongst funds investing in Internet and technology companies.
John McManus's ninety-minute play, directed by Ciarán O'Reilly for the Irish Rep, contains elements of vaudeville, absurdism, and Pinteresque uncertainty — and is a little uneven for all that — but its reversals bring big laughs, as well as discomfiting menace.
More than pushing untested medicine on vulnerable patients, this rhetorical crusade may prove to be abortion reversal's biggest risk.
Additionally, the results of the work of Badr, Swenson and Sankoff show that the adapted version of the algorithm DFA outperforms the basic version only when the permutations have reversal distance bigger than 8.
Mr. Colbert went to shake Cardinal Dolan's hand, but the cardinal took Mr. Colbert's hand and kissed it — a disarming role reversal for a big prelate with a big job and a big ring.
This could cause the entire universe to collapse in a cataclysmic reversal of the big bang — a big crunch.
In a stunning reversal, a former big bank CEO who crusaded for policies that helped create the so-called "too-big-to-fail" banks now says we need to break up the banks.
