As voters and reporters increasingly revert to them for information about what is going on in the campaign, there is a risk that the sort of substantive differences between the candidates get lost in the shuffle.
The newly independent United Provinces of the Río de la Plata (which included Argentina) believed that Spanish possessions should revert to them and in 1820 sent a ship to the abandoned Falklands.
Previously self-published works will be accepted as long as the author has retained full rights or the full rights have reverted to them.
But the corporate thrust of the BOA under Moynihan and chief executive Andy Hunt in the years before the Games was supposed to set the organisation up for a sponsorship windfall once the rights to exploit the Olympic rings in the UK reverted to them from Locog at the end of the London Olympics.
The Spanish contended that the sale of Louisiana to the United States was invalid, and that the territory had reverted to them.
Under an agreement that Metallica signed in 1994, when the band was at the peak of its commercial powers and the phrase "illegal downloading" sounded more like trucker slang than a music biz concern, the band negotiated that ownership of all of its master recordings would revert to them on Nov. 30, 2012.
Though they are educated and integrated into society, they still hold many traditional beliefs or revert to them in times of illness.
When Ballard and Gharty suggest questioning Felix and Hal Wilson because the murder victim had sex the night she was killed, Pembleton accuses them of reverting to old stereotypes about black male sexuality, namely "that black men can't control themselves when it comes to blue shoes and tight pants".
This is thought to prevent them from reverting to autosomes (Bull 1983; Pokorná and Kratochvíl 2009), so that species with fully differentiated sex chromosomes are not expected to experience sex chromosome turnover (the appearance of a new XY pair, and reversal of either the old Y or X to an autosome).
Windsor and Maidenhead council, which is Conservative-controlled, has said in a letter to employers, seen by the Guardian, that it wants to revert to paying them a flat £57.80 for each sleep-in shift.
