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Speaker Dennis Hastert could shoot it down in Rules, or block an embarrassing vote on the more comprehensive Burr rollback on the House floor.

Earlier, on the steps of City Hall, Mr. Ferrer repeated his promise to repeal the rollback on the income tax surcharge passed by Mayor Giuliani and the City Council.

Rollback, on the other hand, meant something quite different; those advocating it during the 1950's considered containment immoral, for it recognized the status quo: Communist hegemony in Eastern Europe and parts of Asia.

"This sort of expenditure translates not just to wasted taxpayer money, but to a rollback on the American values for due process and equal treatment for millions of Americans living along our border," Marielena Hincapié, executive director of the National Immigration Law Center, said in a statement.

What that means, he said, is that supporters of the rollback on the word "marriage" will need a far more delicate approach here than they have taken in other states, or risk a backlash from the majority of Washingtonians who say they want gays and lesbians to share the same legal rights.

Ms. Jackson will remain as president and chief executive of the site, which yesterday was offering among other items the Hoover Wind Tunnel canister vacuum, the Game Boy Advance electronic baby sitter and a $4 rollback on the board-game version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

Because the rollback strategies both adjust all metric values, basing a rollback on these outlier values can cause much higher reductions across the entire year.

Mr Bush, by contrast, has loftily refused price caps on electricity prices or rollbacks on the federal gasoline tax, and presented instead an energy plan focused on longer-term issues.

He has also been raising the alarm about rollbacks on the political reforms spurred by the Watergate crisis.

Leipold is resented among some players for having signed Zach Parise and Ryan Suter to 13-year, $98 million contracts in July, then demanding a rollback on those contracts and limits to future deals as part of the league's negotiating committee.

The 2012 election cycle saw the greatest rollback on voting rights since the post-Reconstruction era.