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The new student number allocation policy risks reversing gains in widening participation and social mobility.

Wilshaw believes this risks reversing all the progress of recent years, and creating social division as well.

"But inaction risks reversing global economic integration, and therefore stalling an engine that, for decades, has created and spread wealth around the globe.

"South Africa is fighting a war against organized crime that risks reversing the outstanding conservation gains it made over the past century," Mr. Okori of the WWF said.

And while investors have lowered the high interest rates they had been charging Italy and Spain, taking them out of a serious danger zone, a failure to stabilize the euro zone risks reversing that pattern, Mr. Zhu said.

We must hope the joint military operations under way are successful; but they cannot obscure the roots of this crisis and the threat not only to Mali, but the region as a whole: a threat that seriously risks reversing the real progress we have seen.

Potential reasons that could explain the conflicting evidence include biases that affect the study of the association of adiposity and AD, competing risks, reverse causality, and lifespan trajectories of adiposity.

These recent events risk reversing two decades of progress in disarmament.

"A withdrawal from the European Union could risk reversing that trend and undermining the economic and political progress made.

But he warned: "By further delaying immunisation we risk reversing our gains".

Oppressive levels of student debts risk reversing gains made in improving diversity among the judiciary, one of the UK's most senior female judges has said.