"Today's ruling is a perfect set-up for this case to be taken by the US supreme court, where I am confident it will be reversed," wrote Eastman.
But now she is reversing herself, writing the university to say that her accusations were based on hearsay and confusion and asking that Heidegger be reinstated.
"I am still hopeful that the decision about its closure or temporary suspension can be reversed," he wrote, describing the project as "something I carried out with the utmost care and which … helped put … a Spanish city … on Europe's touristic and cultural map".
"[I]n the right circumstances, the bailouts and cap-and-trade and Government Motors and much of the rest [of Obama's agenda] can be reversed," he writes.
The ruling in favor of the city "was erroneous and must therefore be reversed," Posner wrote.
The probability of discovery is low enough and the estimated damage too great; therefore we find a way to quietly and quickly reverse, unwind, write down these positions/transactions. 2. The probability of discovery is too great, the estimated damages to the company too great; therefore, we must quantify, develop damage containment plans and disclose.
If you're too slow to notice you [then] have to give stronger feedback, and the performance issues may be harder to reverse," he wrote.
Roles were reversed with Mirsky writing an infectious groove driven guitar riff anchored by Thornton's witty lyricism just too keep listeners on their toes.
She later reversed her stance, writing in 2017 that she's "back to [her] natural tone," and adding that she's "figured out a good exfoliating/brightening treatment that doesn't make [her] look bleachy".
Later in November, Zuckerberg, under pressure from a rising public outcry, seemed to sort of reverse himself, writing in a post that the company would start looking at ways to fight fake news.
