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But Mr. Huckabee had the political savvy not to retreat, and in Iowa's final hours even Mr. Romney desperately reversed himself to slam Mr. Bush's mismanagement of Iraq.

In the end, Judge Easterbrook reversed himself to join a unanimous opinion that reflected her stance -- an outcome that has drawn attention from longtime court watchers like Thomas C. Goldstein, the editor of scotusblog.com, which tracks the Supreme Court.

Now wooing the party machine after flourishing as its maverick, Mr. McCain reversed himself to endorse President Bush's deficit-feeding tax cuts after initially opposing them and is portraying the happy warrior offering expiation to the party.

He said he was reversing himself to protect the agreement's core provisions banning unregulated soft money and third-party spending.

After asking the Orlando Magic to trade him to the Nets last fall, reversing himself to opt in with the Magic last spring, then again asking to be traded to the Nets even after the Magic fired Coach Stan Van Gundy and forced General Manager Otis Smith to resign, Howard finally got his wish to be dealt, if not to his preferred team.

Mr. Christie nominated a Hispanic justice to the State Supreme Court, and in recent weeks, he told Hispanic students that he might reverse himself to support allowing students who were brought to the United States as children to pay in-state tuition at the state's colleges and universities.

France's president would not this week be reversing himself, to propose a tough new Security Council resolution demanding that Iraq admit inspectors within three weeks, or else (though the "or else" still has no force to it).If Mr Hussein's only concern were to stay in power, he could have done so by handing over his banned weapons and had sanctions lifted.

He gave Todd a similar one-liner before reversing himself to say he believes there is, in fact, a problem there. .

Mr. Abbas eventually reversed himself, pushing to have the report sent to the Security Council.

His support for the perks was criticized by Governor Paterson, and Mr. Mack quickly reversed himself, agreeing to a change that would allow board members to use free E-ZPasses and subway, bus and commuter rail passes only while they were on authority business.

And yet less than 24 hours after sounding those notes of caution Kovacevich reversed himself, deciding to gamble his life's work on the proposition that whatever Wachovia's problems, they would prove surmountable.