But he cautions that the magnetic field has been fickle in the past, and the trend toward reversal could reverse itself at any time.
And, even then, it is still exceedingly rare for the Court to reverse itself, so a reversal would remain unlikely.
45 Reversal on Investigation The National Transportation Safety Board reversed itself and said that it would investigate the derailment of a prototype light-rail train during a test run at Kennedy International Airport.
The manner in which the Administration reversed itself had been as remarkable as the substance of the reversal.
This reversal by itself should bother the economic conservatives who believe that ever-lower taxes are a prerequisite for growth.
Furthermore, this reversal could itself be blocked by the expression of siRNA-resistant GFP-Ect2 constructs.
Meanwhile, China, in a reversal, is proclaiming itself to be the champion of Paris, if only as a way of enhancing its own world-leader credentials.
decision was itself a reversal of the board's decades-old position that graduate assistants should not be able to unionize.
In reversing the Brown University case of 2004, which had determined that private-university grad students weren't employees, and which was itself a reversal of the New York University case of 2000, this case settled (for now) the question of whether graduate students at private universities could unionize.
The funds may press Deutsche Börse to break itself up.Reversal of fortuneThe dollar continued to rise against a range of currencies, boosted in part by an OECD report that raised the estimate of America's 2008 GDP growth rate to 1.8% (from the 1.2% published in June).
We're not yet ready to go that far, at least until we hear an explanation of this policy reversal from the White House itself.
