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But other prominent anti-abortion lawyers said it was unlikely that the Supreme Court would take the case and that if it did, the result would be an affirmation of the right to an abortion, making a reversal harder and perhaps striking down some existing state limits.

The effects of such a reversal are hard to predict.

We expect more subdued performance in the shares from now, even if catalysts for a reversal are hard to spot.

These historical reversals are hard to swallow, and we all have a responsibility.

Russia's smaller, weaker middle class seems to have colluded in the reversal of hard-won but fragile freedoms: hence the popularity (across all classes) of Mr Putin.

By integrating strategies to help people adapt to climate change into development projects we can limit the reversal of hard-won development gains and stop people being tipped back into extreme poverty.

And some experts warn of a historic reversal of hard-won economic gains that took black people decades to achieve".

The scarcity of Black law students elsewhere may reflect the reversal of hard-won segregation laws that have affected our public schools.

Herein, the jump is attributable to the different reversal fields of hard CoFe2O4 and soft CoFe2, which is an indicative of no exchange-coupling occurring between soft and hard species, because in an exchange-coupled system, the magnetization could show an equivalent reversal behavior over the whole temperature region and the loop should be as smooth as that of the single-phase hard magnet.

But many people are bleeding and the apparent suddenness of the reversal is particularly hard.

In this beautiful and delicate tale of confluence and reversal, it is hard to identify the moments when a current changes course.