Subject - King of Swords Environment - The Fool, Reversed Obstacle - King of Wands Ideal - The Wheel Foundation, The Emperor, Reversed Past - Three of Swords Future - Four of Swords, Reversed Attitude - Page of Pentacles Influences - Knight of Swords, Reversed Hopes/Fears - Six of Pentacles, Reversed Outcome - Ten of Cups.
Let's use your original hypothetical, but with a reversed outcome: Say an ostensibly sane friend tells you he's going to murder his rival, but you stop him from doing so (you take away his weapon and convince him that it's a bad idea).
However, pairing the cue with the alternative outcome (counterconditioning) reversed the outcome-based transfer effect (Experiment 3).
"Movements are great," said Mr. Villaraigosa, who reversed the outcome in their rematch four years later.
But the revised returns reversed the outcome in Brookhaven, giving Mr. Grucci a 200-vote plurality in his home township.
Instead, the Red Sox' two runs off the Giants ace Christy Mathewson in the bottom of the inning reversed the outcome.
Then again, the Giants' defensive backfield has muffed several potential interceptions this season, including two crucial drops by safeties Sam Garnes and Shaun Williams that could have reversed the outcome of the Giants' 15-14 loss to St . Louislast weekend.
A sports article on Friday about West Virginia's 78-72 victoverover Connecticut in the Big East men's basketball tournament reversed the outcome of a March 1 game between the teams.
Nadal reversed the outcome of the 2009 final -- the last time he and Federer had faced off -- to move one Masters title ahead of Andre Agassi and two in front of Federer.
If a statewide recount requested by a political party reversed the outcome -- as in the current election, in which Democrats requested and paid for a hand recount -- the state would not order another full recount, but would pay for the one that had been done.
It is not as though they were short of examples of the relative order maintained by authoritarian secular rulers elsewhere, especially in Egypt, while fresh in their minds must have been the "triumph" of the military in Algeria, who had, at the cost of some 200,000 lives, reversed the outcome of the aborted elections of 1991, which threatened to bring Islamists to democratically elected power.
